What is Morphe?
Morphe is an open-source Android app patching tool built by former ReVanced contributors. It lets you modify popular apps on your own device, adding features that the stock versions do not offer.
Supported Apps
- YouTube – Ad blocking, SponsorBlock, community dislike counts, UI customization (hide Shorts, adjust the navigation bar), player enhancements (custom playback speeds, default quality, seekbar behavior), swipe controls for brightness and volume, theme options including pure black and Material You, and privacy improvements that strip tracking parameters from shared links.
- YouTube Music – Ad blocking during playback, audio quality options such as disabling dynamic range compression, custom dark and light themes, interface cleanup, permanent repeat behavior, link sanitization, optional app name and icon branding, and navigation bar customization.
- Reddit – In-feed ad removal, interface customization (hide navigation buttons, sidebar elements, and recommended shelves), automatic dismissal of repetitive community warning dialogs, direct external links without redirect tracking, link sanitization, cleaner navigation, screenshot freedom, and a notification fix that spoofs the app signature to restore push notifications after patching.
How It Works
- Download and install Morphe on your Android device.
- Choose the app you want to modify.
- Morphe automatically applies the selected patches.
- Install the patched app and enjoy your customized experience.
Privacy and Community
Morphe does not add analytics or data collection to any patched apps. The project is open source and free forever, with community channels on GitHub, Reddit, and Crowdin for bug reports, discussions, and translations. Community-maintained patch bundles are also available for additional apps.
