System App Nuker: Debloat Android via WebUI (Magisk/KSU)

System App Nuker is a root-level debloat module that hides pre-installed OEM bloatware using a systemless "whiteout" method. Managed entirely through a built-in WebUI, it allows users to safely freeze unwanted services without permanently modifying physical device partitions.

I've been running this on my daily driver to finally clear out that stubborn manufacturer bloat without having to manually type out terminal commands. By creating systemless whiteouts, it tricks Android into ignoring unwanted apps under the hood, and the included WebUI makes tracking down what to freeze incredibly straightforward.

Core Features

• Built-in WebUI – Managing your system bloatware happens entirely through a clean, browser-style interface rather than a clunky command line.
• Auto-disables on bootloop to save your device if you accidentally nuke an important system framework.
• Universal root support means the script runs normally whether you use Magisk, KernelSU, or Apatch.
• Export your setup by saving custom app lists, making it very easy to restore specific packages later.

Support & Requirements

• Root Requirement: Magisk (auto-installs KsuWebUIStandalone), KernelSU, or Apatch.
• Android Version: Android 8.0+ (Universal compatibility for modern root managers).

How to Install

1. Download the latest System App Nuker .zip file to your device storage.
2. Open your preferred root manager (Magisk, KernelSU, or Apatch) and navigate to the Modules tab.
3. Tap "Install from storage," select the downloaded .zip file, and reboot your phone once finished.