Getting Started
Quick Start
Learn to easily get started with BlueRiver, HuanTai, and XuanJie Toolbox
BlueRiver, HuanTai, and XuanJie Toolbox are all built around Shizuku as the core of their functionality. To use their advanced features, you’ll need to first learn about Shizuku.
Shizuku is an open-source Android utility tool that helps regular apps directly use system APIs with adb or root privileges through a Java process started by app_process, enabling advanced operations. In the current environment where Chinese phone manufacturers are tightening bootloader unlocking restrictions, it allows users who have difficulty obtaining root permissions to still join the tinkering community and participate in device modification. The toolbox uses it to perform certain modifications. For details on how to use it, please refer to this page.
After activating Shizuku, you’ll need to focus on using the three toolboxes. The toolbox doesn’t require much configuration—just granting it Shizuku permissions will get it working. The only slightly troublesome aspect is the launch passcode. To be honest, this might have something to do with me, because at the time I happened to be learning from Yogurt’s oshin and tried making a verification system. When I saw Chen Jindong mentioning in the group that someone was reselling his toolbox, I suggested he add something like a passcode verification. I just casually mentioned it at the time, not knowing he would actually add it. In fact, for a novice to develop this kind of toolbox doesn’t really cost much (but requires a lot of time). You don’t need to throw money at Claude or GPT subscriptions either—just learn some basic Kotlin syntax, borrow from open-source code by experienced developers, wrap it with a UI library, and then have free AI solve the difficulties and errors, and you can develop one. However, the development of this app still consumed the developer’s effort and time, so please bear with the inconvenience and check his Douyin group for the passcode. Using the app has no learning curve—it’s basically just toggling switches and pressing buttons, and you can operate it according to your needs.