عبدالكريم الشدوخي
Android and platform engineer who works close to the system: LSPosed/Zygisk modules that survive real devices, Kotlin and Compose products, and a Next.js portfolio shipped as an MIT template. Software Engineering student at the University of Ha'il (GPA 3.626/4.0) · Ha'il, Saudi Arabia.
- System-level Android — LSPosed/Zygisk modules and AIDL IPC, written to be reversible and to never modify system files.
- Product Android — Kotlin, Compose M3, Hilt, Room; offline-first, shipped in AR/EN/FR with full RTL.
- Web — Next.js 16, TypeScript, Tailwind, GSAP/Three.js; the portfolio is public as an MIT template.
| Project | Why it's hard | Traction |
|---|---|---|
| duoStatusBar | Re-lays out a dual-screen status bar at runtime via LSPosed hooks, with fallback when the OEM surface differs. |   |
| AutoExpandNotifications | Forces the shade to expand and keeps heads-up behaviour intact across OEM notification stacks. |   |
| iOS Emojis | Injects the iOS emoji font as a systemless Shell/Magisk module and restores cleanly on disable. |   |
| Gboard+ | Adds clipboard and joystick tooling to Gboard through module hooks instead of patching the APK. |   |
Android / Kotlin — 
Systems / Root — 
Web / Tooling — 
- Finishing my BSc in Software Engineering at the University of Ha'il.
- Building abdulkarim.dev — case studies for the modules and apps above.
- Interviewing for a 28-week co-op starting January 2027.
I take apart the parts of Android you're not supposed to touch — then ship them.
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