SuperSU

SuperSU helps users who run root required apps keep permission requests organized and predictable. It requires a rooted device. Built to address common problems in other superuser tools, it prioritizes stability across boot states and nonstandard setups. Because superuser access relies on a single su binary, you should use only one manager at a time; SuperSU APK is designed for dependable operation during system changes, so follow the app’s guidance when switching or uninstalling.

SuperSU Features

Real-time root access control

SuperSU shows a prompt when an app requests superuser rights, so you can grant or deny instantly. It logs access events and can display notifications to keep you informed. This helps you track which apps use root and when.

Per-app configuration and security

Beyond basic prompts, you can set notification preferences per app for clearer oversight. In the Pro version, enable full command content logging, per app logging rules, user overrides, PIN protection, per app PIN, and time limited grants. These tools provide precise control without changing system wide behavior.

Reliability in recovery and unusual states

For tougher cases, SuperSU works in recovery and when Android is not fully booted. Deep process detection reduces unknown requests, and support for nonstandard shell locations keeps control consistent. Ghost mode and wake on prompt help you make timely decisions.

Unroot and maintenance tools

When maintenance is needed, SuperSU offers temporary unroot and complete unroot options for testing or device handover. It can convert to a system app and includes a backup script intended to survive certain nightly updates. Icon and theme choices are available, and on some phones you can launch the app using dialer codes.

Get started with SuperSU

SuperSU centralizes superuser access control with clear prompts and detailed logs. Before installing or removing, confirm which su binary manager is active and follow in-app steps to avoid losing root. To begin, download SuperSU and review permissions as requests appear; in-app purchases are optional.