Supercharger
Conservative by design
Best-effort tuning with graceful fallbacks. No forced clocks in the stable profile.
Your Pixel.
More in tune.
Thoughtful performance tuning for the Pixel 9 series. Systemless, transparent, and always in your control.
Thermals on your terms
Thermal Control starts off. Enable it yourself after confirming a clean boot.
Everything, in view.
Manage profiles, maintenance, optimization, and logs from the WebUI.
A clearer view of your Pixel.
Profiles, maintenance, and diagnostics. All in one dashboard.
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A profile for your day.
Active Smooth Default
For everyday use, with conservative tuning focused on consistent responsiveness. The stable profile does not force CPU or GPU clocks.
Performance / Gaming Experimental
For gaming sessions and heavier foreground workloads. Uses additional GPU tuning where supported; rejected settings are left unchanged.
Reboot after switching. Results depend on your device and kernel; performance gains are not guaranteed.
Made for Tensor G4.
- Android 16 QPR3+ or Android 17
- Unlocked bootloader
- Magisk 30.7+ / KernelSU / APatch
- WebUI support required
| Device | Codename |
|---|---|
| Pixel 9 | tokay |
| Pixel 9 Pro | caiman |
| Pixel 9 Pro XL | komodo |
| Pixel 9 Pro Fold | comet |
Check your setup · Verify a ZIP locally
Thermal Control on KernelSU / APatch 3.x requires an overlay-capable metamodule. Read the requirements
Ready when you are.
Download v2.6.7 ZIPDownload the ZIP and its SHA-256 file to check integrity. How to verify
Thermal Control stays off until you enable it.
Reboot after changing profiles.
- Download the module ZIPUse the release asset, not the source code archive.
- Install in your root managerOpen Modules and select the downloaded ZIP.
- Reboot and open the WebUIFind Supercharger in your root manager.
A few things before you install.
Does my Pixel need root?
Yes. You need a supported Pixel 9 device, an unlocked bootloader, and Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch. Magisk installations require version 30.7 or newer. Check the compatibility requirements before downloading.
How do I open the dashboard?
After installing and rebooting, find Supercharger in your root manager and open its WebUI. Your root manager or companion app must support module WebUIs. If the entry is missing, check your manager's WebUI support.
Why is Thermal Control off?
It is off by default so you can first confirm a normal boot. Enable it from Profiles in the WebUI, then reboot. KernelSU / APatch 3.x also requires an overlay-capable metamodule such as meta-overlayfs or meta-magicmount; Supercharger does not bundle one.
How do I verify the download?
Download the module ZIP and its matching SHA-256 file. Compare the ZIP's SHA-256 hash with the value in that file. Run the command from the folder containing the ZIP and checksum. In PowerShell, compare the returned hash with the SHA-256 file:
Get-FileHash -Algorithm SHA256 .\Pixel-9-Series-Supercharger-v2.6.7.zipOn Linux, put both files in the same folder and run:
sha256sum -c Pixel-9-Series-Supercharger-v2.6.7.zip.sha256A matching hash confirms file integrity. If it does not match, download the files again before installing.
How do updates and uninstalling work?
Flash a newer module ZIP over the installed version and reboot; your selected performance and thermal profiles are preserved. To uninstall, remove Supercharger from your root manager and reboot. Uninstall clears Supercharger's saved state.
Where can I get help?
Read the troubleshooting guide. For a bug report, run maintenance in the WebUI, then load the support snapshot from the Support tab and attach it to your report.