Scriptable toolkit for backing up, extracting, and analyzing Android ROM images

Scriptable toolkit for backing up, extracting, and analyzing Android ROM images. Supports forensic analysis, device recovery, and firmware flashing operations with Python automation.

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A modern, scriptable toolkit for backing up and flashing Android phones. A polished dark-mode GUI and a fully-featured CLI on top of one shared engine.

What it does

Streamed backup — dd over adb exec-out straight into a host file. No staging on /sdcard, no temporary tmp files on the device.
SHA-256 on host and device — every image is hashed in-flight on the Mac and cross-checked against an on-device sha256sum, so silent corruption is caught immediately.
JSON manifest — every backup writes manifest.json with sizes, hashes, device properties, fingerprints, and timestamps.
Restore from manifest — re-flash a whole backup directory in one command, with safety guards.
Beautiful GUI — sidebar navigation, status pill, toast notifications, confirm dialogs, live progress + ETA + transfer speed, search/filter, recent backups, partition tags.
MediaTek-aware — recognizes MTK platforms and flags nvram, nvdata, proinfo, protect_f, protect_s as critical (loss = no IMEI / no Wi-Fi MAC / no calibration).

Getting started

git clone <repo-url>
cd AndroidROMExtractor
pip install -e .

Scope. MIT. Use at your own risk.

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