TMPAD: Game Mode Booster app analytics for August 13

TMPAD (ThemedManager PerAppDownscale) controls Android's Game Mode API to apply per-app resolution scaling, FPS limits, and rendering backend selection, reducing GPU load significantly without modifying game files. At 0.5x scaling on a 1920×1080 device, the game renders at 960×540 (1/4 pixel count). GPU-bound games can see up to 4x FPS improvement. Scaling is applied per app and non-invasively through the system Game Mode layer. Features: — Per-app resolution downscale factor — Per-app FPS cap for battery/thermal control — Per-app graphics backend override (OpenGL ES / Skia+Vulkan) — Experimental OEM Game Mode parameters (ROM-dependent) — Global Downscale: override system display resolution, DPI, and aspect ratio system-wide — FPS meter overlay with cpu, memory and power (battery usage) — Cache cleaner (free up storage space) — Screen hz switch (select screen refresh rate you want) How it works: Uses the same Game Mode API that OEM game spaces (Samsung Game Booster, MIUI Game Turbo, etc.) use. Does not hook, inject, or patch game processes. Not detectable as a cheat tool. Requirements: — Android 13 minimum / Android 14+ recommended — Shizuku or root access required (for Game Mode API elevated permissions) — Global downscale is available as fallback on ROMs where Game Mode API is broken or unsupported Compatibility varies by ROM. A14+ stock-adjacent ROMs have the highest compatibility. An alternative operation mode available in settings for edge cases and experimental parameters. Not sure where to start? Watch this official tutorial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z3VZNuivZ9M&utm_source=playstore