Android Apps

Cedinia provides a touch-friendly Android interface for Czkawka to find duplicate files and empty folders.

Listy helps users save recommendations and track interests in one list.

Magisk combines open-source tools for modifying and customizing Android devices.

Use WiFiAnalyzer on Android to inspect wireless signal strength and analyze nearby Wi-Fi networks.

RealSR-NCNN-Android applies image super-resolution and interpolation on Android, offering a mobile interface to the RealSR image processing project.

OTTRUN builds white-label over-the-top media apps for Android, Apple TV, and iOS.

PCAPdroid’s user guide explains how to inspect and analyze network traffic captured from Android.

80bee lets users manage an Android device from a browser over WebUSB, including reboot, recovery, and bootloader options.

EmuReady is a community platform for tracking compatibility between emulators and different devices.

Pixomatic provides photo editing tools with AI features and templates.

Tunity lets users hear live audio from muted televisions through a mobile application.

Unified Remote lets a phone control a computer through mouse, keyboard, media, screen, and app-specific remotes.

Flixquest offers an open-source Android app for watching movies and television series.

Codec provides custom codecs for MX Player, with the project page pointing users to its codec download site.

Photoo organizes Android photos with swipe cards, including controls to delete images or mark them as favorites.

FlorisBoard offers an open-source Android keyboard that is currently in beta.

PocketPal AI brings language models to a phone, providing a mobile app for interacting with models on Android.

SuperImage describes its image enhancement as using super-resolution technology to improve images.

Athena presents Android hardware and system details in an open source device information app with Material You styling.

uDroid documentation covers its Android app, installation and usage, display setup, and supported Ubuntu suites.

De-Bloater removes unwanted system apps from Android using Magisk, KernelSU, or APatch.

VolumeLockr controls Android device volume levels and can lock them to prevent unwanted changes.

Android application packages can be edited with APKEditor, which does not require aapt or aapt2.

An open source Android app for simple audio notes, AudioNote combines voice recordings with a lightweight note-taking workflow.