Mobile app analysis usually means a phone tethered to a laptop running frida-server over adb. FridaGo removes the laptop: it runs frida-server, lets you pick a target app and a script, and injects — entirely from the phone.

GitHub: imtaqin/FridaGo

FridaGo is for authorized security research, app analysis, debugging and education on devices and apps you own or have explicit permission to test.

The flow

  1. Server tab — one tap downloads the matching frida-server binary for your ABI, flips SELinux permissive, and runs it detached on 127.0.0.1:27042. Live status for root, ABI and server state.
  2. Inject tab — choose a target app (searchable, with icons), pick a script from your library — or search Frida CodeShare by keyword and import with a tap, pull one from a GitHub/Gist URL, or write it in the built-in editor — then hit Inject. The target is spawned under instrumentation.
  3. Logs tab — color-coded live output, or pop it into a draggable floating overlay that stays on top of the app you're instrumenting. It auto-opens on inject and survives backgrounding.

Frida 17 ready

FridaGo ships Frida 17.22.0. Older CodeShare scripts written against the legacy Java global are auto-wrapped with frida-java-bridge and a compatibility shim at inject time, so most of the classic scripts just work.

Because the server listens on localhost, you can still attach from a PC with adb forward tcp:27042 tcp:27042 and use frida-trace as usual — the phone just stops being a dumb target and becomes the whole lab.

Built with Jetpack Compose + Material 3, Inter + JetBrains Mono, a violet/mint dark theme. Requires a rooted device (Magisk/KernelSU), Android 7+.