Don't kill my app

Stop your phone from killing your apps

Aggressive, undocumented OEM battery managers silently kill background apps on many Android phones. Pick your brand for exact, tested steps — or automate it all with the DKMA Monster CLI, desktop GUI, or root/Magisk tools.

$ dkma # detect · grant · guide · verify
Get the installer → Find your brand ↓
01 / Autostart ONLet the app start in the background.
02 / Battery UnrestrictedNo battery-saver limits.
03 / Keep runningDon't stop after screen off.

Prefer to automate? Run python3 adb/dkma.py com.your.app (or the desktop GUI python3 gui/server.py) to grant everything possible over ADB and open each screen for you. Root users get full automation via root/dkma-root.sh and the Magisk module.

Frequently asked questions

Why does my phone kill apps in the background?

Many Android makers (Xiaomi, Huawei, OPPO, vivo, Samsung and others) add aggressive, undocumented battery managers that stop background apps to save power. DKMA Monster gives you the exact per-brand settings and automation to prevent it.

Do I need root?

No. Most fixes are guided manual toggles. Root and a Magisk module are offered for fully-automatic, reboot-persistent setup.

Is it free and open source?

Yes — MIT-licensed and fully open source on GitHub.

Which brands are supported?

15 device families plus a generic fallback — including Xiaomi/Redmi/POCO, Samsung, Huawei/Honor, OPPO, vivo, OnePlus, realme and more.