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A free read-only index. It fetches publicly available metadata about Android ROMs, recoveries, root tools, and devices from third-party sources and displays it in one place. It does not host, own, store, or distribute any firmware file, ROM, recovery image, or binary. Every single download link on this site goes directly to the original project's own servers. Droidify is never in the path between you and the file.
Every manufacturer. Every device. No exceptions.
If any of those matter to you, do not unlock the bootloader.
That conversation is with the ROM developer, not us.
We cannot tell you whether your warranty is affected. The manufacturer can.
Go to XDA or the ROM's Telegram group. They know how to unbrick your specific device. We do not.
Every file linked on Droidify was uploaded by its developer to their own infrastructure — LineageOS mirrors, OrangeFox CDN, TWRP's servers, GitHub Releases, SourceForge. We did not upload it. We did not verify it beyond what the source reports. If a file causes problems, the developer who uploaded it is who you need to talk to.
These are not things we can help with and opening an issue will not change that:
- Tripped Knox or voided warranty from following a guide
- Failed Play Protect certification after flashing
- Data loss from a wipe or failed flash
- Bricked device
- Problems with a specific ROM or recovery file
- Requests to recover data or unbrick a device
All of these require help from the developer who made the ROM or the community for your specific device. XDA and Telegram groups are the right place.
Droidify is an independent project with no relationship to LineageOS, Google, Samsung, OrangeFox, TWRP, Xiaomi, or any other project or manufacturer listed on the site. All trademarks, logos, and project names belong to their respective owners. Their presence on this site means we index their public data. It does not imply endorsement or partnership.
Source code is on GitHub under the MIT license. Fork it, self-host it, modify it freely. MIT means no warranty and no liability — exactly what it says on the tin.