Android Root Module Developer – Custom Camera Feed Spoofing (Magisk / LSPosed)

I’m looking for a skilled Android developer with deep experience in rooted environments to build a custom camera spoofing module for use with specific apps.

The goal is to inject a fake camera feed (image or real-time video) in place of the native camera input only when targeted apps request camera access. This must work on a per-app basis, with toggle options.



Key Features:

Hook into system camera calls (e.g., Camera2 / CameraX APIs)

Replace native camera feed with a user-defined image or looping video

Per-app targeting (only spoof selected apps)

Real-time simulation preferred over static images

Optional: metadata spoofing (e.g., timestamp, camera info)

Toggle functionality via Magisk or LSPosed

Must support Android 11+ (Pixel 4 XL is my test device)




Preferred Developer Traits:

Comfortable working with Magisk, LSPosed, Riru, Zygisk

Strong understanding of Android system internals

Experience with camera service hooks, system modules, or spoofing techniques

Clean, stable code (ideally with comments and module toggle support)

Bonus if you’ve worked with anti-spoof detection (dating apps, secure apps, etc.)




Budget Notes:

I haven’t set a fixed budget—I'm open to realistic quotes based on scope and your experience. I value:

Efficiency

Functionality

A clean, reliable result


If this goes well, I’d be open to follow-up enhancements or additional modules.



To Apply, Please Include:

Relevant experience (links to GitHub, prior modules, or rooted Android work)

A rough timeline or plan for how you’d approach this

Any questions or suggestions for improving the spec

Let’s build something clever. Looking forward to hearing from you.