knownstiu A couple things you can try:
Enable native code debugging
To improve the app sandbox, GrapheneOS allows users to disable native code debugging for better security. This could possibly interfere with apps debugging their own code to add a barrier to analyzing the app. If you have it disabled and the app you’ve installed is not working than you should try enabling it.
To enable native code debugging:
Owner profile → Settings
→ Security
→ Enable native code debugging
Enable exploit protection compatibility mode
If app is still not working after enabling native code debugging and aborts after launching then perhaps switching from hardened_malloc to Android’s standard allocator (Scudo) will resolve the issue.
To enable per-app exploit protection compatibility mode:
Settings
→ Apps
→ <App-name>
→ Advanced
→ Enable exploit protection compatibility
Please let me know if that resolved your issue.