QuiteKill Module

QuiteKill is a KernelSU/Magisk module that force-stops background apps to free memory, save battery, and keep your device smooth. It can be triggered automatically when you lock your device using power button or controlled manually through a built-in WebUI.

Preview

Features

• Automatic App Killer
  A short tap of the power button instantly stops all running user apps.

• Ignore List
  Add package names of apps you want to keep alive. These apps will never be killed.

• System App Killer
  Pre-installed Google services on non-vanilla ROMs such as Photos, Gmail, Gdrive etc. are system apps and not killed by default. Add them to the Force Kill list if you want them stopped.

• WebUI Control Panel
  A clean and responsive interface to:

  • Run the killer on demand
  • View, filter, copy, and export logs
  • Manage ignore and force-kill lists
  • Monitor killed vs. skipped apps in real time
  • Switch between light and dark themes

• Stop Trigger Option
  You can disable the power button trigger by clicking on the module's action button if you only want to run QuiteKill manually.

Stop Logic

1. User Apps – All user-installed apps are killed by default
2. System Apps – Only killed if explicitly added to the Force Kill list
3. Ignored Apps – Always protected and never killed, regardless of trigger

Configuration

PATH : /data/adb/modules/QuiteKill/config.txt

# Edit values as needed (0 = off, 1 = on)

# Kill multiple apps at the same time (faster)
PARALLEL=1

# Maximum number of apps to kill at the same time in parallel mode
MAX_JOBS=4

# Kill only apps that are currently running (1 = only running, 0 = all apps)
ONLY_RUNNING=1

# Skip critical system apps to avoid crashes (1 = skip, 0 = allow)
SKIP_CRITICAL=1

# Generate & save logs (1 = save, 0 = don't save)
VERBOSE=1

# Use wildcard patterns in ignore list (1 = enable, 0 = exact match only)
WILDCARD_IGNORE=0

Installation

• Flash via Magisk, KernelSU, or Apatch
• Reboot your device
• Open the WebUI and configure the settings as per your needs

Disclaimer

Force-stopping apps may affect notifications, background sync, and system stability.
Use the ignore list for critical apps and be careful with the system kill list.