A fork of Treat Wheel by ThePedroo, the general purpose root hiding module, made to work with NextZygisk. NextWheel is the app layer of the NEXT stack.
Warning
Personal project, use at your own risk. Keep a way to boot without modules (safe mode) before you install it.
| Layer | Module | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Apps | NextWheel | Hides the Zygisk and root environment inside apps |
| Zygote | NextZygisk | Standalone Zygisk that loads NextWheel |
| Kernel | NextSUSFS | Hides traces at the kernel level with SuSFS |
- C99
- Traceless
- Low complexity
- Live dashboard that shows when hiding is working, when it crashed, and when Zygisk stopped
- Works with NextZygisk as well as ReZygisk
- Shows NextSUSFS when it is installed
- WebUI in 11 languages, including Arabic, for phones and tablets
- Magisk Official, KernelSU Official (or API compliant), or APatch
- NextZygisk, or ReZygisk 508 or higher
- Android 7.1 or higher
- Download
NextWheel.zipfrom Releases. - Install it from your root manager → Modules → Install from storage.
- Reboot, then open the module's WebUI.
Questions and bugs about NextWheel go to this repository's issues. Please don't report NextWheel problems to the Treat Wheel developers.
Warning
Absolutely NO support will be given if requirements are NOT met.
The only feature that requires setup is RVU (ReVanced Umount). ReVanced modules MUST include a tw_config file in their module folder with the following content:
module_type=revanced
allow_umount=trueWhich will allow NextWheel to enumerate the amount of ReVanced modules -- hence amount of mounts it should find -- and umount them. This is the same file Treat Wheel reads, so modules that already support Treat Wheel work unchanged.
Note
NextWheel keeps Treat Wheel's module ID (treat_wheel) and data folder (/data/adb/treat_wheel), so it installs over an existing Treat Wheel and keeps its settings. Only one of the two can be installed at a time.
![]() ifoknr NextWheel |
![]() ThePedroo Treat Wheel |
![]() RainyXeon Treat Wheel and WebUI |
NextWheel is built on the work of the Treat Wheel developers and The PerformanC Organization.
NextWheel, like Treat Wheel, is licensed under AGPLv3 License. You can read more about it on Open Source Initiative.



