Changelog

About the App

Updated app icon to support monochrome dynamic icons (#6).
Changed app package name from com.yn.shappy to com.yassernull.shappky.
Raised minimum supported Android version from 6.0 to 7.0 due to Shizuku library updates.
Migrated codebase and tech stack from XML & Java to Kotlin & Jetpack Compose.
The app now builds multiple APK files per architecture: Universal, arm64-v8a, armeabi-v7a, x86, and x86_64.

Numerous UI improvements and visual enhancements, including:

Added icons to buttons.
Added type-specific indicators/icons for apps.
Added app search bar, which was also integrated into the "Hide App" menu (#17).
Fixed layout and design bugs (#13, #15).
Added smooth animations across the app list.
Added a long-press context dialog showing detailed app information with direct actions to mark an app as protected or hidden (#17).

Enhanced the app-killing algorithm to intelligently stop applications and terminate stubborn background processes if an application fails to stop normally.
Improved background app detection logic to identify individual sub-processes rather than monitoring only the main process.
For full technical details, see docs/how_shappky_works.md.

Introduced a dedicated Settings screen featuring multiple customization options:

Language: Added support for English and Arabic, with community localization support.
Theme: Added Light, Dark, and OLED Black themes (#9).
Dynamic Colors: Added Material You dynamic color scheme support based on system wallpaper (#6).
Permission Switching: Seamlessly toggle between Root and Shizuku authorization modes.
Protected Apps: Manage protected applications globally to exempt them from background termination.
Backup & Restore: Export and import application settings (#17).

Added configuration options to customize the Shappky background service, preventing performance issues or system lag caused by killing essential background tasks (#12).

Implemented trigger features (#4, #16):

Profile Trigger: A manual trigger allowing instant termination of a predefined group of apps with one tap.
Service Trigger: A rule-based background service trigger that automatically enables or disables execution based on customizable conditions.

Added Tasker plugin support for seamless integration and custom automated workflows (#2).

Added Broadcast Intent support to enable external apps and automation tools to trigger commands directly (#17, #21).

Added 2 interactive home screen widgets: Action Widget and App List Widget (#19).