Android Apps

ChatterUI provides a native mobile frontend for language models, supporting local models and connections to remote services.

FlixQuest provides an open-source app for browsing movies, series, live TV, and offline media.

ScreenStream streams an Android device display through an open source app, making the screen viewable from another device.

PixelFlasher provides a graphical utility for flashing Pixel phones, presenting device management features through a desktop interface.

droidVNC-NG provides a VNC remote desktop server for Android devices on local networks.

Nekome tracks anime and manga lists and synchronizes progress with Kitsu.

This download hub collects modified Google Camera ports from multiple developers for Android devices.

Octi manages multiple Android devices through a single app, offering a central interface for coordinating connected phones or tablets.

Trireme lets Android users manage a Deluge torrent client remotely through a thin client built with Flutter.

Bura presents weather information through graphs and data visualizations and is described as a spiritual successor to Prognoza.

GitNex is an Android client for Forgejo, bringing repository hosting workflows to a mobile interface for users of Forgejo instances.

Native Alpha opens websites in borderless full-screen Android windows and creates home-screen shortcuts.

A curated guide lists Android root apps, Magisk and KernelSU modules, and step-by-step rooting instructions.

Zenith helps users monitor and manage phone habits through a Material Design 3 digital wellbeing app for Android.

PipePipe offers an open source Android interface for browsing YouTube and other media sources.

Synkplay coordinates synchronized media playback for mobile users, supporting viewing sessions with other compatible participants.

Alpi Maps provides offline maps on iOS and Android, allowing users to access maps without a continuous internet connection.

Browse Cloudstream extension repositories and installation links, with a warning to review extensions before adding them.

This FAQ explains how transit agencies can provide free access to Transit Royale for their riders.

FeedMe reads RSS feeds from services including Feedbin, Feedly, Fever, Miniflux, and Tiny Tiny RSS.

Shelter uses Android work profiles to isolate selected apps from the rest of the device.

EVMap helps electric vehicle drivers find charging locations and view community-maintained information.

Alembicons creates Android icon packs and works as a companion app for the Arcticons icon pack.

Dashbud helps create Android icon pack, wallpaper and widget apps with Blueprint, Frames and Kuper templates, configured on the site and finished in Android Studio.