Standard Mode

Standard mode is the recommended install method. No root, no computer, no custom ROM.

How It Works

OpenCyvis uses ADB wireless debugging to obtain the same privileges as a system app. The app connects to adbd on your own device via TCP — nothing leaves your phone.

Setup Walkthrough

Step 1: Enable Developer Options

1. Open Settings → About phone
2. Tap Build number 7 times
3. You'll see "You are now a developer"

Step 2: Enable Wireless Debugging

1. Go to Settings → System → Developer options → Wireless debugging
2. Turn it On
3. Accept the permission dialog

⚠️ Warning Some manufacturers hide or rename this option. See OEM-specific paths below.

Step 3: Pair with OpenCyvis

1. Open OpenCyvis, the setup wizard will start automatically
2. The app shows you a pairing code
3. On your phone, tap Pair device in the Wireless Debugging screen
4. Enter the pairing code from the app
5. Once paired, the app connects automatically

Step 4: Grant Permissions

The app will prompt you to grant necessary permissions:

• Accessibility Service — for reading UI elements
• Notifications — for task status
• Overlay — for the floating control panel

OEM-Specific Paths

Different manufacturers place wireless debugging in different locations:

Xiaomi / MIUI / HyperOS

Settings → Additional settings → Developer options → Wireless debugging

If you don't see it, make sure MIUI Optimization is disabled in Developer options.

OPPO / ColorOS

Settings → About device → Version → Build number (tap 7x)

Then: Settings → About device → Developer options → Wireless debugging

vivo / OriginOS

Settings → System management → Developer options → Wireless debugging

Huawei / HarmonyOS

HarmonyOS does not support ADB wireless debugging on all devices. If unavailable, you'll need to pair via USB first. Connect to a computer and run:

adb tcpip 5555
adb connect <phone-ip>:5555

Then open OpenCyvis — it will detect the existing ADB connection.

Troubleshooting

See Troubleshooting for common issues.