One of the earliest injectors; simple, no-frills, and highly compatible. NXLoader on Google Play
Using an Android device as a payload injector for your Nintendo Switch is one of the most convenient and cost-effective ways to boot into custom firmware (CFW) like Atmosphere or Hekate. Instead of carrying a dedicated RCM dongle or staying tethered to a PC, your smartphone acts as a portable, always-ready injector. What is a Switch Payload Injector?
Ad-free, lightweight, and supports auto-injection as soon as the Switch is detected. NSloaderRB on Google Play NX Loader for Switch - Apps on Google Play
You will need a USB-C to USB-C cable (if your phone is USB-C) or a USB-C to Micro-USB OTG adapter .
Bundles popular payloads (Hekate, Fusee), supports custom .bin files, and features a modern UI. Rekado on GitHub
These apps manage the connection and store the .bin payload files.
When a Nintendo Switch (unpatched V1 models) is put into , it waits for a specific set of instructions, or a "payload," to be sent via its USB-C port. A payload injector is the tool that "pushes" this file to the console, allowing it to bypass the standard operating system and boot into CFW. Essential Requirements
To turn your Android phone into a payload injector, you need three things: