Story
Since my first Android device, I was always heavily customizing my current ROM. For years, I was stuck with using different root tools available but I was ever satisfied. In spring 2017, I finally took the step to developing my own set of root tools "Root ToolCase".
Powerful tools combined with stunning design
Many root apps out there just focus on features and completely forget about user interface.
Root ToolCase also focuses on features, of course, but they are organized in a simple, intuitive user interface.
- A large set of powerful tools for your Android
- Intuitive and easy-to-use UI
- And best of all, it's completely free!
Since its start in May 2017, Root ToolCase has quickly gained popularity amongst root apps. Already more than 100,000 users have downloaded the app on Google Play and more than 200,000 across all app stores. Root ToolCase is also one of the best rated root apps, with a rating of 4.8 on XDA Labs and 4.45 on Google Play.
Product Featuress
App Manager
With the app manager you can remove bloatware, enable/disable (freeze) apps and clear data or cache of any application.
Advanced Reboot
Besides standard or quick reboot, you can also boot into recovery, fastboot (bootloader) or safe mode or just restart the system UI.
Flash Wizard
With the Flash Wizard, you can install several flashable zip files at once. You can also flash recovery or boot (kernel) images.This feature requires TWRP or CWM recovery.
Init.d Emulator
Allows you to run shell scripts at startup, even if your ROM has no native Init.d support.
Miscellaneous Tools
There's also a miscellaneous tools section where you can change the system language or enable ADB over WiFi.
Advanced Reboot
Android has many different means of rebooting a device, but most of them are very well hidden.
Standard Reboot
Quick Reboot (only restart OS)
Reboot to Recovery or Bootloader (fastboot mode)
Power off
Restart in Safe Mode (only system apps will be loaded)
Restart System UI
App Manager
The app manager is definitely the most powerful tool of Root ToolCase.
Uninstall unwanted system apps (bloatware)
Enable/disable (freeze) apps
Clear app cache or data
Search, sorting and filter options
Multiple selection (batch operation)
Extract apk files
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What users think about Root ToolCase
Works good for me thus far. It does what I need it to and is user friendly.
Kurt Raffield, Google Play User
Frequently Asked Questions
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What is root?
According to the definition by lininfo.org, root is the user name or account that by default has access to all commands and files on a Linux or other Unix-like operating system and therefore, also on Android. Rooting your device allows you to access and modify all system files. After rooting, you really own your device and you are free to heavily customize your ROM.
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Does Root ToolCase root my device?
No. A rooted device is a prerequisite for Root ToolCase to work properly.
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How can I root my device?
Rooting methods are highly depending on the actual devices and used Android versions, so I can't provide you with a guide to root your device. Luckily, there's a great community out there and there's probably someone who already rooted your specific device and described how it's done. Here are some useful links: XDA Developers Android Central