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Cyronix OS · v0.1.0 “Ignition”

Your Phone.
Your Rules.

A security-hardened, privacy-first mobile operating system for Android phones. De-Googled. Encrypted end to end. Every permission, every packet, under your control.

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De-Googled Hardware-backed encryption Per-app firewall Open source
0Trackers by default
256-bitStorage encryption
100%Open source
v0.1.0Ignition

The story

Your phone forgot who it works for.

Modern phones watch, log and monetize you by default. Cyronix OS was built to reverse that — three principles, one operating system.

CHAPTER 01 · PRIVACY

Nothing leaves without your say.

Cyronix strips Google services and background telemetry out of the base system. Every app faces a wall of explicit, revocable permissions — and a per-app firewall that can cut its network entirely.

  • De-Googled base, zero background telemetry
  • Per-app network firewall and tracker blocking
  • One-tap camera, mic and sensor kill switches
CameraWeather widget requesting access
MicrophoneBlocked for all apps
LocationApproximate only · this session
NetworkFirewall active · trackers denied
CHAPTER 02 · SECURITY

Hardened from the boot up.

Verified boot checks every layer before the system starts. A hardened kernel, sealed app sandboxes and a hardware-backed keystore mean a compromise stays contained — and your data stays encrypted at rest.

  • Verified boot with rollback protection
  • Hardware-backed keystore and biometric vault
  • Exploit mitigations and per-app isolation
CHAPTER 03 · CONTROL

The system belongs to you.

Open source, top to bottom. Unlock the bootloader, read every default, swap the launcher, theme the whole shell. Cyronix trusts you with your own device — because it is yours.

  • Fully open source, auditable build
  • Bootloader freedom, optional root
  • Deep theming across the entire shell
cyronix:~$ status
bootloader ... unlocked (your key)
verified-boot ... green
encryption ... AES-256 · sealed
telemetry ... none
cyronix:~$ whoami
owner

Everything, listed

The full feature set.

One coherent system, six pillars. No bolt-ons, no dark patterns.

Security

  • Verified boot with rollback protection — tamper is detected before the system starts.
  • Hardened kernel with exploit mitigations
  • Per-app sandboxing and strict isolation
  • Hardware-backed keystore and biometric vault
  • Auto-reboot to encrypted state when idle

Privacy

  • De-Googled base, zero background telemetry
  • Granular, revocable per-app permissions
  • Camera, mic and sensor kill switches
  • Private DNS, MAC randomization, tracker blocking
  • Location scrambling and approximate-only mode

Control

  • Fully open source and auditable
  • Bootloader freedom and optional root
  • Background activity and battery governor
  • No forced apps — uninstall anything

Performance

  • Lightweight runtime, aggressive RAM management
  • Adaptive battery and thermal profiles
  • 120Hz-ready, low-latency gesture navigation
  • Fast, seamless over-the-air updates

Experience

  • Clean Cyronix shell with gesture navigation
  • Dynamic accent themes and adaptive dark mode
  • Custom icon packs, fonts and wallpapers
  • Private, on-device search and assistant

Developer

  • Built-in terminal with a full toolchain
  • ADB, fastboot and open device APIs
  • Open app store and F-Droid support
  • Reproducible builds with signed releases

Security you can see

Protection at every layer.

From the moment you press power, Cyronix defends the device from the silicon up.

Verified boot

Every layer is checked and rollback-protected before startup.

Encrypted storage

AES-256 file-based encryption, sealed to a hardware key.

App sandboxes

Strict isolation keeps a compromised app from reaching the rest.

Network firewall

Allow or deny connectivity per app, with tracker blocking on by default.

Experience

Hold it in your hand.

Tap through the Cyronix shell. Each view is live — see how the system surfaces privacy and control at every turn.

10:42
10:42PROTECTED
Secure · 0 trackers today
Terminal
Vault
Files
Store
Firewall ON
EncryptionSEALED
Privacy dashboard
Trackers blocked 128 today
Camera access 0 apps
Microphone BLOCKED
Location APPROX
Private DNS ON
Security center
Verified boot GREEN
Storage AES-256
Keystore HARDWARE
Last update TODAY
No threats detected
Performance
CPU
Memory
Battery
Adaptive mode BALANCED
Refresh rate 120Hz
Terminal
cyronix:~$ uname
Cyronix OS 0.1.0 (Ignition)
cyronix:~$ firewall status
active · default-deny
cyronix:~$ pkg install git
done ✓

Private.

Secure.

Yours.

Cyronix OS.

Make it yours

A phone that feels like you.

Change the accent and appearance and watch the whole shell respond. Your choice is remembered on this device.

Accent color

Appearance

The default is the dark Cyronix Hacker theme: near-black surfaces, neon-green accent, cyan highlights — the same identity that runs across the whole system.

Developer experience

Built for people who build.

A real terminal in your pocket, open APIs, and reproducible signed builds. Cyronix is a phone you can actually hack on.

On-device terminal

A full shell with a package manager, git and language runtimes — no PC required.

Open APIs

ADB, fastboot and documented system interfaces. Sideload, script and automate freely.

Reproducible builds

Every release is signed and reproducible, so you can verify exactly what runs on your device.

Ready when you are

Ready to take your phone back?

Explore the system. Read every default. Install Cyronix OS and make your phone answer to you.

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v0.1.0 “Ignition” · early release · supported-device list and installer arriving with the first public build.

Get involved

Join the Cyronix community.

Cyronix is an open build. Read the source, file issues, and help shape a phone that works for its owner.

Documentation

Setup guides, the architecture map and the security model — everything is written down.

Open source

The full build is public and auditable. Clone it, read it, improve it.

Security reports

Responsible disclosure is welcome and documented. Found something? Tell us.