Your status bar, but beautiful. Duo Status Bar turns the battery, Wi-Fi and signal icons into one smooth, Apple-style element — a battery ring with the percentage tucked into its gap, Wi-Fi arcs, cellular spheres and a charging bolt that flies into place. It is animated with Rive, and it is built to be switched off the instant you want your old bar back.

No system files are touched. Nothing is patched. The module only draws.

• One icon instead of three. Battery, Wi-Fi and cellular become a single ring — clean and calm.
• The percentage lives inside the ring, so you get the number and the shape at a glance.
• It changes colour for you: green while charging, yellow in power saver, red under 20 %.
• Real signal at a glance: Wi-Fi arcs light up as the signal grows, four spheres show your bars.
• A charging story: plug in and the lightning bolt rises from the middle of the ring into the top gap.
• Airplane, Do Not Disturb and 5G slide into the middle — and back out — with a soft morph.
• Make it yours: size, position, animation speed, and which animations you want (or none at all).
• Tap it (optional): hand taps to the Auto Expand module to toggle Wi-Fi, Do Not Disturb, airplane mode or power saving.

Every animation has a live demo right next to its switch, so you can see exactly what you are turning on or off:

1. Download the APK from Releases and install it.
2. Open LSPosed → Modules, enable Duo Status Bar, and tick System UI in its scope.
3. Restart System UI (or just reboot).
4. Open the Duo Status Bar app and flip the master switch on.

That's it. The module is off until you switch it on, so nothing changes until you say so.

• Android 15 or newer on a custom ROM, rooted with LSPosed.
• Tested on OnePlus 15 / OxygenOS 16 (Android 16) with KernelSU + LSPosed 2.2.0.
• Other ROMs are welcome — if something looks off, tell me and I'll add support.

• Off means off. With the default settings the module hooks nothing, hides nothing, and doesn't even swallow a tap.

• Your icons come back. The stock icons are only hidden, and their original look is remembered — turn the module off and they return exactly as they were.

• It can't crash-loop your phone. If the graphics ever fail twice, the module quietly falls back to a simple drawing instead of trying again.

• A kill switch that always works, even if the app won't open:

  adb shell settings put global duo_statusbar_stage 0   # off
  adb shell settings put global duo_statusbar_stage 1   # simple drawing, no native code
  adb shell settings put global duo_statusbar_stage 2   # full animation

Open the app and you'll find:

Section	What you can do
Battery icon	Turn it on, show or hide the percentage, change the size, drag the position, and choose whether changes apply live or after a restart
Animations	A master switch, an animation speed, and separate toggles for Appear, Disappear and Charging
Appearance	Use smooth graphics (turn off if your phone ever feels slow), and draw the status-bar clock in the system font so it matches the ring
Tap actions	Choose what a single tap, double tap and long press do (with Auto Expand)
About	See the module's status, share a report, or support the developer

Changing the size asks for a restart (there's a Restart System UI button right there) — it's the one setting that can't safely change while the bar is running.

Taps on the element are handled by my other module, Auto Expand, which owns the actions. This keeps things simple and safe: Duo draws, Auto Expand acts. With the default "No Action", the element doesn't consume a single touch — so your usual status bar gestures keep working untouched.

Will this slow down my phone? No. It's one small drawing in the status bar. If you ever want zero animation, the Animations master switch turns it all off.

Do I lose my battery percentage? Never — you can show it inside the ring, or hide it and keep the shape.

What if I don't like it? Flip the master switch off, or run the kill switch above. Your stock status bar comes right back.

Does it work on my phone? It's made for custom-ROM Android 15+ with LSPosed. If it isn't tested on your device yet, try it — and if something looks wrong, send me a report.

• Issues: https://github.com/kvmy666/duoStatusBar/issues — a log is worth more than a description. You can share one straight from the app's About section.
• Telegram: @kvmy1

If Duo Status Bar makes you smile every time you glance at your phone: Buy Me a Coffee or PayPal. Thank you. 💜

• The element's geometry was informed by lingyired/status-trio and the author's own screenshots. What was reused and what was not is written down in docs/references.md.
• Built on Rive, LSPosed and AndroidX / Compose.

GPL-3.0 — see LICENSE.