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A convenient list of iodé officially supported devices.
Check the OFFICIAL list on the iode website for fuller info, device model numbers, etc.
Model names highlighted in bold may be in iode shop
See iodé’s gitlab page for installation instructions and download links.
| Vendor | Model | Codename | Released | iodéOS version | Lock bootloader? |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Braxtech | Brax3 | BraX3 | June 2025 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Fairphone | FP3 | FP3 | Sep 2019 | 6.x, A15 | yes |
| Fairphone | FP3+ | FP3 | Sep 2020 | 6.x, A15 | yes |
| Fairphone | FP4 | FP4 | Oct 2021 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Fairphone | FP5 | FP5 | Sep 2023 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Fairphone | FP6 | FP6 | Jun 2025 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Pixel 3 | blueline | Oct 2018 | 6.x, A15 | yes | |
| Pixel 4 | flame | Oct 2019 | 6.x, A15 | yes | |
| Pixel 4a | sunfish | Oct 2020 | 6.x, A15 | yes | |
| Pixel 5 | redfin | Oct 2020 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 6 | oriole | Oct 2021 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 6 Pro | raven | Oct 2021 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 6a | bluejay | July 2022 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 7 | panther | Oct 2022 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 7 Pro | cheetah | Oct 2022 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 7a | lynx | May 2023 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 8 | shiba | Oct 2023 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 8 Pro | husky | Oct 2023 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 9 | tokay | Aug 2024 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 9 Pro | caiman | Sep 2024 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Pixel 9a | tegu | Mar 2025 | 7.x, A16 | yes | |
| Motorola | Edge 40 Pro | rtwo | Apr 2023 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Motorola | Edge 30 | dubai | Apr 2022 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Motorola | Moto G32 | devon | Jul 2022 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Motorola | Moto G42 | hawao | Jun 2022 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Motorola | Moto G52 | rhode | Apr 2022 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Oneplus | 9 | lemonade | Mar 2021 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Oneplus | 9 Pro | lemonadep | Mar 2021 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Oneplus | 11 | salami | Jan 2023 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Oneplus | 13 | dodge | Nov 2024 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Samsung | A5 | a5y17lte | Jan 2017 | 2.x, A11 | no |
| Samsung | A7 | a7y17lte | 2017 | 2.x, A11 | no |
| Samsung | S9 | starlte | Mar 2018 | 4.x, A13 | no |
| Samsung | S9+ | star2lte | Mar 2018 | 4.x, A13 | no |
| Samsung | Note 9 | crownlte | Aug 2018 | 4.x, A13 | no |
| Samsung | S10 | beyond1lte | Mar 2019 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Samsung | S10e | beyond0lte | Mar 2019 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Samsung | S10+ | beyond2lte | Mar 2019 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Samsung | Note 10 | d1 | Aug 2019 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Samsung | Note 10+ | d2s | Aug 2019 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Samsung | A52s 5G | a52sxq | Sep 2021 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Samsung | Galaxy Tab S5e LTE | gts4lv | Apr 2019 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Samsung | Galaxy Tab S5e Wi-Fi | gts4lvwifi | Apr 2019 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Shift | SHIFT 6mq | axolotl | Jun 2020 | 6.x, A15 | yes |
| Shift | SHIFTphone 8.x | otter | Sept 2024 (8.0), Mar 2025 (8.1) | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Sony | Xperia XA2 | pioneer | Feb 2018 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Sony | Xperia XZ1 | poplar | Sep 2017 | 4.x, A13 | no |
| Sony | Xperia XZ2 | akari | Apr 2018 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Sony | Xperia XZ3 | akatsuki | Aug 2018 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Sony | Xperia 1 V | pdx234 | May 2023 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Sony | Xperia 5 V | pdx237 | Sept 2023 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Teracube | 2e | 2e | 2021 | 2.x, A11 | no |
| Teracube | 2e | emerald | 2022 | 2.x, A11 | no |
| Xiaomi | Mi 9 | cepheus | Mar 2019 | 4.x, A13 | no |
| Xiaomi | Mi 10 lite | monet | Oct 2020 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Xiaomi | Mi 10T | apollon | Oct 2020 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Xiaomi | Mi 10T Pro | apollon | Oct 2020 | 6.x, 15 | no |
List of devices with unofficial builds of iodéOS available.
For more information on a build or to report any issues with them, use the “Codename” link to go to the forum discussion. You can also use the link on the “iodéOS Version” to go directly to the build download location.
| Vendor and Model | Codename (Forum Link) | Released | iodéOS Version (Download Link) | Tested |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Essential PH-1 | mata |
6.x, A15 | no | |
| Google Pixel | sailfish |
2016-10 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Google Pixel 2 | walleye |
2017-10 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Google Pixel 2 XL | taimen |
2017-10 | 6.x, A15 | yes |
| Google Pixel 3 XL | crosshatch |
2018-10 | 6.x, A15 | yes |
| Google Pixel 3a | sargo |
2019-05 | 6.x, A15 | yes |
| Google Pixel 3a XL | bonito |
2019-05 | 6.x, A15 | yes |
| Google Pixel 4a | sunfish |
2020-08 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Google Pixel 4a 5G | bramble |
2020-09 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Google Pixel 5a | barbet |
2021-08 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Google Pixel 9 Pro Fold | comet |
2024-09 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Google Pixel Fold | felix |
2023-05 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Google Pixel Tablet | tangorpro |
2023-05 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Google Pixel XL | marlin |
2016-10 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Motorola Edge (2024) | avatrn |
2024-06 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Motorola Edge 30 NEO | miami |
7.x, A16 | no | |
| Motorola G (2024) | fogo |
2024-03 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Motorola G34/45 | fogos |
2024-06 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Motorola X4 | payton |
6.x, A15 | no | |
| Nokia 6.1 | PL2 |
2018 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Nokia 7 Plus | B2N |
2018-04 | 6x, A15 | no |
| Nokia 8 | NB1 |
2017-04 | 5x, A14 | no |
| Nothing Phone (1) | spacewar |
2022-07 | 5.x, A14 | Yes |
| OnePlus 12 | waffle |
2023-12 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| OnePlus 12R | aston |
2024-02 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| OnePlus 13R | giulia |
2025-01 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| OnePlus 6T | fajita |
6.x, A15 | yes | |
| OnePlus 8T | kebab |
7.x, A16 | no | |
| OnePlus 9R | lemondades |
7.4, A16 | no | |
| OnePlus Nord N10 | billie |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| OnePlus Nord N20 | gunnar |
2022-04 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| OnePlus Nord N30 / OnePlus Nord CE Lite |
larry |
2023-06 | 7.x, A16 | yes |
| Samsung Galaxy A21s | a21s |
2020 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Samsung Galaxy A52 4G | a52q |
2021 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Samsung Galaxy A71 | a71 |
2020 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Samsung Galaxy A72 | a72q |
2021 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Samsung Galaxy A73 | a73xq |
2022 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Samsung Galaxy S6 Lite Wifi/LTE | gta4xl / gta4xlwifi |
2020 | 6.x, A15 | no |
| Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 10.4 LTE | gta4l |
Sep 2020 | 5.x, A14 | Yes |
| Sony Xperia 1 II | pdx203 |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia 1 III | pdx215 |
Aug 2021 | 5.x, A14 | |
| Sony Xperia 1 III | pdx215 |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia 1 V | pdx234 |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia 10 | kirin |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia 10 Plus | mermaid |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia 5 II | pdx206 |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia 5 III | pdx214 |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia XA2 Plus | voyager |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia XA2 Ultra | discovery |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia XZ1 Compact | lilac |
Oct 2017 | 5.x, A14 | no |
| Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact | xz2c |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia XZ2 Premium | aurora |
5.x, A14 | no | |
| Sony Xperia XZ3 | akatsuki |
Oct 2018 | 5.x, A14 | no |
| Sony Xperia Z3 | z3 |
Nov 2014 | 2.x, A11 | yes |
| Sony Xperia Z3 Compact | z3c |
Sep 2014 | 2.x, A11 | |
| Sony Xperia Z3 Tablet Compact WiFi / LTE | z3tcw / z3tc |
Nov 2014 | 2.x, A11 | no |
| Xiaomi 12 | cupid |
2021-12 | 7.x, A16 | no |
| Xiaomi POCO F6 | peridot |
2024-05 | 7.x, A16 | Yes |
| Xiaomi POCO F7 | onyx |
2025 | 7.x, A16 | Yes |
| Xiaomi Poco X3 NFC | surya |
2020-08 | 5.x, A14 | no |
| Xiaomi Redmi Turbo 3 | peridot |
2024-04 | 7.x, A16 | Yes |
| Xiaomi Redmi Turbo 4 Pro | onyx |
2025 | 7.x, A16 | Yes |
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petefoth 2
There are two versions of this device, each with their own build:
- LTE version z3tc - takes a SIM, supports calls,SMS,and mobile data
- WiFi-only version z3tcw - no SIM, calls, SMS or mobile data
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OCEAN 4
Hello,
Is is possible to build iOdé OS for my LG G5 phone?
I already installed Lineage OS on it and it works very well. But I would like to try out iodé OS.
Thanks
petefoth 5
LineageOS version for this device family is 20.0, so it should be quite straightforward to build IodéOS version 4.
Looking at the LOS Dvices wki page it seems there are multiple versions of this phone, with different codenames. You would need to make sure you build the correct version for the device you own
Bonjour,
Je n’ai rien trouvé pour une tablette galaxy tab 7+5g ![]()
onli 7
Does this list exist in machine readable form somewhere, the official devices?
I wanted to list IodéOS as an option on my site sustaphones, having to parse this forum post for that would not be ideal.
chrisrg 8
Not sure, but there is a list of devices on the install instructions gitlab page: the link is at the top of this thread.
Also on the official website there is a page with a list of devices, but I think Fairphone 5 is missing from that.
The first build for FP5 is in beta and getting good feedback from tester.
onli 9
Thanks
But sadly both those pages do not present a machine readable format (JSON, XML, yaml, …), or at least something easy to read. And your post here has more information, like the actual Android version. I had hoped it would stem from a source file somewhere.
chrisrg 10
I created the table directly as a forum post, which is Markdown I think.
Maybe it can be converted into your preferred format with this tool?
I can have a look tomorrow.
EDIT:Link deleted. Rubbish privacy and functionality for that tool. So I give up with that, sorry.
chrisrg 11
Well, I made a markdown file by pasting the forum original table and then used an online convertor to make an xml file which doesn’t exactly look readable to me! But I don’t have knowledge of this stuff. Maybe you can do something with the files?
onli 12
Thank you for the effort! But you are right, the XML structure is off, this is way too close to the HTML table structure instead of something that can be used easily.
Also, my site works by regularly downloading the source files (like the Lineage wiki) and then reading the data. So I would need something that can be read again and again, like an API, a git repo or a stable URL. And ideally something that is provided by the project itself, an official source.
A service or tool that would transform your forum post into something easier to parse could work, but is there really no structured data source for this available somewhere?
Chrisrg, where do you take the information from, like which Android version is used? I don’t see this in the Gitlab.
chrisrg 13
OK, understood. I can’t help then, sadly.
The link to the projects page at top of thread is the starting point for finding devices supported with installable OS. Then it’s simply a matter of following links to a device download page where the latest ROM can be seen.
Iode version numbers equate to android like so:
4 is 13, 2 is 11.
Kees 14
Ironic, the Google Pixel phones, generally speaking, are supported the best of all.
Updated entries fo sunfish and pdx215, which now have 5.0 builds
Please add the Xiami Redmi Note 9 (miatoll)
I tried to install iodé system onto my device manually, but the installer said it is not supported.
The phone is Xiaomi A3.
Unfortunately Xiaomi does not give any more software support, so the phone still has Android 11.
Can I install somehow iodé onto Xiaomi A3?
It is a spare phone, so I can experiment with it.
You can try to use the GSI version of iode
Where can I find this version and what should I do with it? I do not code.