Aliucord is a modification for the Android Discord app
- Android 7 (SDK 24) - 13 (SDK 33)
- arm64, armeabi-v7, x86_64
- 120.11 / Beta 120111 (You don't need the apk, the installer will download it for you)
- No root needed
- Robust plugin system
- Allows swapping in and out your plugins without needing to rebuild Aliucord
- Toggle on and off, configure or uninstall your plugins via the plugins page
- In-app updater to keep Aliucord and your plugins up-to-date
- Blocks most Discord Tracking/Analytics (doesn't completely block all tracking, that's not really possible)
- Crash logging (for the rare cases we fail to catch errors)
- In-app crash log page to give a more native feel
- Logs are also saved to
Aliucord/crashlogsfor easy access outside of the app
- Download and install Installer-release.apk from latest release
- Open the newly installed "Aliucord Installer" app from your app drawer
- Click "Install", then choose the "Download" option
- Wait for it to finish patching the Discord APK
- Click "Install" once prompted by Android and wait for Aliucord to finish installing. If the installer just stops or the apk fails to install just try again and it should work
- If Google Play warns you about this application being unverified, ignore it. This happens because Aliucord is built & signed locally on your device so Play Protect doesn't recognise the signature¹
- Open Aliucord, grant access to files (it needs this for finding plugins), log in to your account, and voila! Aliucord is at your fingertips!
¹ If you'd like, you can disable this warning by turning off Play Protect in Google Play's settings, play protect is useless.
Play Protect can be turned off by tapping on your user icon in the top right of Google Play, tapping on "Play Protect," tapping on the cog icon in the top right, and finally toggling "Scan apps with Play Protect" to off. This may result in Google Play "nagging" you to re-enable it sometimes when sideloading apps.*
- Join our support server and visit the
#plugins-listchannel for a list of available plugins - Hold down the message (NOT the link, the entire message) with the desired plugin and click "Open PluginDownloader"
- Find the desired plugin in the list and click install. It should immediately start working, however some plugins may require you to restart to make them fully work
- PluginDownloader now comes preinstalled with Aliucord so you don't need to install it
- If you were promised free nitro, you were clickbaited. The most that is possible is free emotes (sends emote image links instead)
- Try closing and then reopening Aliucord
- Double check that Aliucord has permission to access files
- Reinstall Aliucord using the installer
...and if none of these work, please visit our support server and go to #support for help!
See .github/workflows/build.yml for all build steps.
- Download the apk of the version you want to port to (#official-discord-updates in Aliucord server)
- Decompile it using Apktool
apktool d discord.apk(Replace discord.apk with whatever the file name is)
- Apply
manifest.patchto theAndroidManifest.xmlfile (Using git bash or any shell on Linux or Macos run in the apktool decompile folder:patch < manifest.patch) - IMPORTANT: set targetSDK to 29 in both apktool.yml and AndroidManifest.xml or Aliucord will fail to install
- Rebuild the Discord APK using Apktool
apktool b discord(Replace discord with the folder name)
- Copy
build/apk/AndroidManifest.xmlto.assets/AndroidManifest.xmland toAliucord/AndroidManifest.xmlon your Android device - Repeat the same steps and this time add
android:debuggable=truein the main category where there's also app name and icon, name this manifest AndroidManifest-debuggable.xml - Change
discord_versionto the correct one in gradle.properties and resync gradle - Fix any errors you encounter and deploy Aliucord to your device with
./gradlew Aliucord:deployWithAdb - Open Aliucord > Settings > Updater > Top right settings > Use Aliucord.zip from storage and restart Aliucord
- Enjoy debugging if all hell breaks loose