The ultimate power-user tool for Android developers and enthusiasts.
Supercharge your Android Quick Settings. Securely and instantly toggle Developer Options, ADB USB Debugging, and Wireless Debugging directly from your notification shade without root.
By leveraging the power of Shizuku, DevToggle acts as a secure, open-source Android settings manager that natively flips secure system configurations in the background. Stop navigating through complex menus and manage your Android developer tools instantly.
- 🚀 Instant Toggles: Flip Developer Options, USB Debugging, and Wireless Debugging on or off instantly directly from your notification shade.
- 🔗 Custom Group Toggle: Want to turn on Developer Options and USB Debugging at the exact same time? Configure a Custom Group Tile to flip multiple settings with a single tap!
- ⚡ Native Integration: Uses Android's native Quick Settings Tiles (
QS_TILE), making it feel like a built-in system feature. - 🛡️ Secure & Private: DevToggle utilizes Shizuku to execute commands locally. It requires no root, no weird accessibility workarounds, and collects absolutely zero data.
- 🎨 Beautiful UI: A clean, modern Material You (Material 3) setup app that guides you through the process step-by-step.
Modern Android versions heavily restrict third-party apps from modifying secure system settings like adb_enabled or development_settings_enabled.
DevToggle bypasses these restrictions cleanly by using Shizuku, an app that allows normal apps to temporarily borrow elevated system (adb or root) permissions. DevToggle uses Shizuku exactly once to grant itself the native WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS permission. Once granted, it writes directly to the Android Settings provider for blazing fast, instant toggles!
Does DevToggle require root access? No, DevToggle does not require a rooted device. It securely leverages Shizuku to obtain the necessary permissions via ADB wireless debugging.
Is it safe to use Shizuku to manage Android settings?
Yes. Shizuku is a widely trusted open-source tool. DevToggle only uses Shizuku once to grant itself the standard Android WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS permission. It does not run background processes or connect to the internet.
How do I turn on USB Debugging quickly without going to Settings? Simply install DevToggle, link it with Shizuku, and drag the "USB Debugging" tile into your Quick Settings notification shade. You can now toggle it with a single tap.
Will this drain my battery? No. DevToggle contains no background services and collects absolutely zero analytics. It only executes exactly when you press the Quick Setting tile.
- Install Shizuku: Get it from the Google Play Store or GitHub.
- Start Shizuku: Follow the instructions in the Shizuku app to start the service via Wireless Debugging (no root required) or Root.
- Open DevToggle: Launch the DevToggle app.
- Grant Permissions: Tap "Grant permission" to authorize DevToggle within Shizuku.
- Add Tiles: Pull down your notification shade, tap the edit (pencil) icon, and drag your new DevToggle tiles into your active Quick Settings!
- Developer Options: Globally enable or disable Android Developer mode. (Note: Disabling this will automatically turn off USB and Wireless Debugging)
- USB Debugging: Quickly allow adb connections over USB.
- Wireless Debugging: Quickly allow adb connections over Wi-Fi.
- Custom Group: A programmable tile! Open the DevToggle app to configure which settings this tile should turn on/off simultaneously.
Want to build it yourself?
- Clone the repository.
- Open the project in Android Studio.
- Sync Gradle and hit Run on your physical device! (Note: Shizuku and Quick Settings cannot be fully tested on standard Android Studio emulators without extra configuration).
DevToggle is an open-source, privacy-first application.
- No Internet Permission: The app literally cannot connect to the internet.
- No Analytics: We don't track what you toggle or when.
- No Background Battery Drain: DevToggle only runs exactly when you tap a tile.
Crafted for developers, by developers.