We include many options for customization and theming throughout the OS
We offer many custom options for big screens and small screens alike that allow you to setup your device for various different tasks.
We built the OS with a focus on speed and stability with tweaks to assist in the most demanding applications.
Extra options are provided to help tune battery consumption to the best levels
Additional security options and features are found throughout the OS. And AOSP security updates are merged regularly.
We bring Bliss to every device we own. And our PC builds include extras for ARM/ARM64 app compatibility
Bliss OS lets the user choose between Desktop or Tablet UI, based on the launcher being used. You can even mix the two for a truly customized experience
An Open Source Desktop launcher that allows the use of a bottom taskbar, with Bliss button (start menu)
An integrated desktop launcher with tasks, built into the navigation bar (Coming Soon)
An Open Source launcher that is more geared towards a tablet interface. Based off AOSP Launcher 3
Bliss OS comes with a variety of added features for compatibility with ARM and x86/x86_64 apps. As well as added configurations for many gamepads and profiles for Tincore Keymapper, allowing users to game like never before.
Go to DownloadsMany of our competitors do offer a free download, but they are still making money off your data.
Not only do we respect your privacy, but we vow to never include anything to put your data in jeopardy. We are also constantly updating things with the latest security updates from Google for our currently developed version(s) of Bliss OS. And all our source code is also available to help make sure that your data and safety are at the top of our concerns. For users that have an even greater concern about their user data, we also offer Bliss OS builds that are Google Services free, and come with fDroid & microG for a truly secure user experience.
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Bliss OS 11: 
Bliss OS 12: 
Our Bliss OS 12 builds are considered Beta status, and users should expect some bugs. These builds should not be considered for daily use.
Since we are usually working across multiple versions of Android with Bliss OS, things can get a little confusing when it comes to figuring out what build type is right for you. Here is a little explanation of our currently supported variants to help things along.
These are generic builds based on Android 9 (Pie) and BlissROMs sources.
These are considered our current stable branch
(These builds come with ARM app compatibility)
These are generic builds based on Android 10/11 (Q/R) and BlissROMs sources. These builds are now produced as a Featured Flavor of Android-Generic Project
(12.x builds do not come with ARM app compatibility)
Answer just a few questions and we will get you the right download link
Bliss no longer supports 32bit builds. Unsupported builds are recommended.
Chances are that you could likely get things to boot using our old nougat builds.
Here's the download:
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Awesome! What kind of CPU does it have?
Our Atom support is experimental.
Our Atom builds work best with newer Atom CPU's. Here is the download:
Here are the downloads:
Your CPU lacks support for SSE 4.2 and requires an old build/kernel
We actually recommend you run the 32bit version with Kernel-4.4.
Here is that download:
Here is the download:
Our Ryzen support is experimental.
Please be aware of this.
Here is the download:
Unfortunately we do not officially support Bliss OS on this type of CPU.
Please check our website for info on building Bliss for your device.
Your device requires a special kernel with IPTS Touchscreen support
Most Surface devices include an IPTS touchscreen which requires a separate kernel (excluding SP2/3).
Download the latest Stable build for Intel, then install or use Gearlock, and use that to apply the IPTS kernel.
Awesome! What kind of CPU does it have?
Our Atom support is experimental.
Our Atom builds work best with newer Atom CPU's. Here are the downloads:
Here are the downloads:
Your CPU lacks support for SSE 4.2 and requires an old build/kernel
We actually recommend you run the 32bit version with Kernel-4.4.
Here is that download:
Here is the download we recommend:
Our Ryzen support is experimental.
Please be aware of this.
Here is the download:
Unfortunately we do not officially support Bliss OS on this type of CPU.
Please check our website for info on building Bliss for your device.
Your device requires a special kernel with IPTS Touchscreen support
Most Surface devices include an IPTS touchscreen which requires a separate kernel (excluding SP2/3).
Download the latest Stable build for Intel, then install or use Gearlock, and use that to apply the IPTS kernel.
That's OK, here is the link to our documentation for Bliss OS. Please read and come back once you understand.
Bliss OS Docs SiteWe've hit the go button on releasing our Android 11 alpha builds for PCs
XDA Release Post
Bliss ROMs documentation can be found on our docs site, while our development update posts can be found on the XDA thread for that devices release version.
We recommend all users start with using the documentation we have provided before trying to hunt us down online and ask us questions as this action takes away the valuable development time we have committed towards this project. None of us are paid for the work we do on Bliss, so please set your expectations accordingly.
For questions, please join our Community Support chats on Telegram or Discord and search for answers in there.
We're always adding to Bliss OS development, and if this is your way of giving back, then feel free to download the source and submit commits through Bliss OS's Gerrit Review or check out our GitHub repo
Created by the makers of Bliss OS, Android-Generic Project aims to assist in bringing all AOSP based projects to x86/x86_64 PC hardware, emulators, and more
We provide a bare-bones AOSP build of the latest stable version of Android for PC's for you to test things out with. If it is something you can see being used for your project, we offer development contracts as well as commercial licensing options for our PC/GSI toolkit.
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