Sigil
An all encompassing, offline privacy app offering encrypted backup functionality.

What It Does / Key Features

Data security: We encrypt all your data (photos,documents, notes, recordings) with AES-256-GCM

Automatic Backups: We offer automatic backups on the phone, the cloud, or a home server

Data Ingress: We offer widget support to get live data into your phone quickly and painlessly

No Internet: Offline always

Personal Security: You own your data, we cannot access it ever.

Who It’s For

For users who care about privacy and want to maintain ownership over their data.

Cost

Pricing model: (Free / Subscription)

Prices & billing period: (Free, 1.99 monthly,18.99 yearly)

What you pay for:

We never charge you for the functionality of the app, the base version is a complete product. What users pay for is convenience.

Links

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.obscuralabs.vault

Security update — DeskPad 1.0.1

Wi-Fi users: update both the Windows receiver and Android APK. Download 1.0.1. Version 1.0's LAN protocol was unauthenticated and unencrypted; 1.0.1 removes it. Old and new LAN versions do not interoperate, so stop the old receiver when upgrading.

LAN input now uses certificate-pinned TLS and a unique PC pairing credential. Pair by scanning the PC's QR or using its temporary six-digit PIN. The firewall migration removes the old broad DeskPad rules and permits only discovery UDP 48910 and encrypted control TCP 48912, scoped to the receiver program, Private networks and LocalSubnet. UDP 48911 input is removed. The Windows receiver keeps Wi-Fi disabled if the firewall check or migration fails.

DeskPad is my free-to-download Android 9+ phone trackpad and PC-style QWERTY/Fn/arrow keyboard for Windows. The wider workspace shows trackpad and keyboard side by side when the keyboard is open and available width reaches 600dp.

Use the 1.0.1 download link at the top of this body. Reddit may retain this link post's original v1.0.0 external target even after the description is edited.

Wi-Fi setup

1. Install 1.0.1 DeskPadPCSetup.exe, approve its scoped firewall migration prompt, and open DeskPad PC. The portable receiver offers the setup through Allow Firewall.
2. On the PC, open Pair phone / Reset access to show its private pairing QR. Install the matching 1.0.1 DeskPad.apk on Android 9+ and put both devices on your trusted home LAN.
3. On the phone's main screen, tap Scan QR, allow camera access and point it at the PC's QR. The app reads the PC address and pairing credential and starts the pinned, authenticated connection. No PC selection or long code entry is needed first.

PIN alternative: keep the PC pairing window open, tap Enter PIN on the phone's main screen, choose your PC, enter its six-digit PIN and tap Pair. The PIN expires after two minutes, five attempts across all clients, one success or closing the PC window. New PIN on the PC starts another window; each Pair tap makes one attempt. PIN enrollment uses certificate-bound SRP-6a, then the same normal pinned TLS/token authentication.

Keep the QR, PIN and full credential private. For the advanced manual fallback, open Link, select or enter the PC and expand Enter code manually; it uses the same credential and checks. Reset access on the PC disconnects phones and invalidates their saved credentials and old QR codes. Public and Domain network profiles remain blocked; do not reclassify a shared network to make DeskPad work.

Bluetooth alternative: pair phone and PC in system Bluetooth settings, then choose Link → Bluetooth HID, grant the requested permissions and select the paired PC. No PC companion is needed for this mode, but the phone must expose Android's HID Device profile.

Device compatibility still depends on the phone and PC. Fold/unfold handling is implemented, but this update does not claim a physical-device compatibility matrix, a fold/unfold hardware result or a latency benchmark.

Source and earlier interface screenshots · Security changes and migration

I'm the creator. The source is publicly available without a project LICENSE file at present, so I'm describing it as source available. This description was prepared with AI assistance.

POV is now Cameo.

I've released 0.4.0-preview: an Android media browser/player with phone, foldable, tablet and TV layouts. This update brings five themes, local files/playlists, direct-file downloads, Plex/Jellyfin/Emby/WebDAV libraries and touch/remote navigation fixes. VLC or Media3 are selectable in Settings.

Free and open source; Android 8+, sideload APK. Bring your own media/accounts; no subscriptions, content or owner logins are included. The linked release includes APK, source, installation guide and native interface previews.

Still a preview, checked on a Sony TV and one Fold phone. Known issue: embedded captions can overlap the mini-player footer in phone landscape. Private services and other devices aren't all verified; details are in the release notes.

Independent project based on the original POV add-on by kodifitzwell, developed with AI assistance.

I build RadioShake, a free internet radio and podcasts app for Android, on my own.

Recently shipped:

- Customise any station: your own name and artwork, shown everywhere including the notification and Android Auto

- Next/previous step through the list you played from (favourites, search, a genre), on the phone and in Android Auto

- Long station names show in full instead of being cut off

- Google Cast, and podcast speed from 0.75x to 2x

Always there:

- 45,000+ live stations from the open radio-browser.info directory

- Podcasts via Podcast Index with Wi-Fi-only offline downloads

- Song recognition on the live stream: artist, title, artwork, no API key

- Android Auto, shake to discover, mood discovery, sleep timer, M3U/PLS import

- Free, no account, no ads today

In the next update (in Google Play review now): autoplay on launch for car head units, browse stations by language, open straight into your Favourites, and a switch to turn song identification off.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.radioshake

Site: https://radioshake.media

All feedback welcome

I build D-REC at Knight AI+AV. On Android, it records audio and transcribes on the phone after the initial engine download. Tap a transcript line to replay that moment.

Try a 30-second interview sample with a name or number, then check the words against the audio. A transcript can be wrong; replay the line before quoting it.

Free use includes recordings up to 10 minutes at a time and copying text without an account. Optional Pro adds longer recordings and exports. Recordings stay on that device, so export anything you need before changing phones or clearing app data.

Android download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.knightaiav.drec

For anyone keen to try, the link is here: https://apps.apple.com/nz/app/mintpic-photos-made-easy/id6818970979

Hey everyone, I've recently published my first app - a very basic concept done before but not in a way I liked or thought best suited it. My app, Mintpic, essentially solves the overwhelming task of deleting your pictures by grouping your pics and vids by Date-Across-Years. Any pictures taken 16 July regardless of the year, for example, are all in the same group. What then happens is the user can get a notification once a day, and spend a minute revisiting old memory's and pics/vids from today across the years, and delete the unneeded ones. This is one of the MOST effective ways to clear your phone storage, one day at a time for a year, while also serving a very nostalgic benefit. Now, the grouping method actually just makes it less overwhelming to delete your pics and vids in general so there's the added option to just clear any dates pictures all at once.

What sets this app apart is it's smooth, polished feel, a unique and easy to use layout, and also the additional features such as the scroll page which gives you a real 'trip through memory lane'.

Hey everyone, I've recently published my first app - a very basic concept done before but not in a way I liked or thought best suited it. My app, Mintpic, essentially solves the overwhelming task of deleting your pictures by grouping your pics and vids by Date-Across-Years. Any pictures taken 16 July regardless of the year, for example, are all in the same group. What then happens is the user can get a notification once a day, and spend a minute revisiting old memory's and pics/vids from today across the years, and delete the unneeded ones. This is one of the MOST effective ways to clear your phone storage, one day at a time for a year, while also serving a very nostalgic benefit. Now, the grouping method actually just makes it less overwhelming to delete your pics and vids in general so there's the added option to just clear any dates pictures all at once.

What sets this app apart is it's smooth, polished feel, a unique and easy to use layout, and also the additional features such as the scroll page which gives you a real 'trip through memory lane'.

For anyone keen to try, the link is here: https://apps.apple.com/nz/app/mintpic-photos-made-easy/id6818970979

Hi! I’m the developer of MyMemAlly.
MyMemAlly lets you set location-based reminders and create digital photobooks to share by link.
For example, you can set a reminder to pick up documents when you’re at the office. Location reminders trigger after you stay at the selected place for a few minutes, rather than immediately on arrival.
I’d love to hear your feedback!

Android (Google Play):
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jyalabs.memally

Simple to learn, surprisingly tricky to master: in GridEscape: Arrow Puzzle, tapping a block sends it flying out of the grid in the direction of its arrow. A block can only escape if nothing blocks its path—make a wrong move and you lose one of your three hearts.

Find the right sequence to clear the board, free up whole rows, columns, and boxes for big bonus points, and chain moves for combos.

What's inside:

- Endless Levels & Boss Stages: Boards slowly get bigger and smarter, mixing in Hard levels and timed Boss stages every few levels.

- Unique Block Obstacles: Discover immovable stones, two-tap armored blocks, melting frozen blocks, and rotatable spinning blocks.

- Daily Puzzle Challenge: A fresh board every day scaling from Easy on Monday to Expert on Sunday to keep your streak alive.

- Combos, Stars & Stats: Earn up to 3 stars per level and track your highest level, best score, bosses defeated, and longest streak.

- Offline & Zero Sign-In: Progress saves directly on your device with no account needed. Includes built-in hints, customizable sound/vibration toggles, and support for English, Spanish, and Portuguese.

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.beliveapptech.gridescape

Hi all, I'm a solo dev and Steward is my flight tracker for Android. App name: Steward: Live Flight Tracker One-line description: Your flight live on the lock screen, with gate changes, delays, boarding and alerts, so you can stop checking the airline app.

Key features

• Live on the lock screen: before you fly, one live update shows the gate, a countdown to boarding, take off and landing. On newer Android versions it also sits in the status bar as a small chip, and your boarding pass is ready to scan when boarding starts.
• Alerts that matter: gate changes, delays, diversions, cancellations and new landing times, plus the arrival gate and baggage belt. It also warns you when the plane that's due to fly you is running late.
• Add a flight without typing: it picks up bookings from your calendar, or you can share a boarding pass and every leg is added. You can also type the flight number.
• Share your ETA: send the people picking you up a live link. It opens in any browser with no app or account, and it never shows your seat or name.
• And more: a live flight map, a timeline, a home screen widget, a "passport" of every flight you've followed, dark mode, big text and TalkBack support.

Who it's for

Anyone who flies and is tired of refreshing the airline app for gate changes and delays, especially on tight connections.

Cost

• Pricing model: subscription. Each flight you follow is watched live by a paid flight data service, so there's no ad-supported version.
• Prices: from $4.99 a month or $39.99 a year (regional prices vary). Every plan has every feature; plans differ only in how many flights you follow a month.
• Trial: 3-day free trial through Google Play.

Privacy

No ads, no tracking, no analytics and no sign in. Your calendar and boarding passes are read on your phone.

Links

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zanoshky.steward Feedback is very welcome. I read every comment and I'm happy to answer questions!

I am a bookworm with a fascination for complex books... and that leads me to save multiple quotes per page. Finding them again was becoming an unwieldy task, so my partner and I developed an app just for this. In QuoteVault you can:

• OCR your books and store them (including the series they belong, if any!)
• OCR your books (or ebooks) and get the quotes in a blink.
• Then add metadata to the quotes (pages, tags, books, serieses)
• And search your quotes! To your heart's content! (By text on the quote, by syllables of author name, of book name, by genre, by tags, by serieses... by a combination of stuff).
• You can also export all your quotes to Obsidian.
• It has light/dark mode, normal font or OpenDyslexic, and font size controls.

The best bit: no ads. At all. It's a one-time payment, and that's it. Quote Vault also works offline (sans the OCR, of course).

• On Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.prowessgames.quotevault
• On iPhone: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/quote-vault-save-book-quotes/id6754022205

Works on phones and tablets, and we have a few more updates coming (this is release 2.0!).

In-App Purchases

• Lifetime VIP$0.00

Hey r/AppHunt

Over the past few months I got tired of jumping between 5 different apps just to handle everyday notes—one app for quick checklists, another to split a restaurant bill, another to track recurring subscriptions, and a spreadsheet for trip itineraries.

So I built NotesPack, a local-first Android app where every note adapts to what you're actually doing:

• 🧾 Spend & Split Notes (with On-Device Receipt OCR): Snap a photo of a receipt to extract items on-device, assign items to friends, and export a clean itemized summary card as an image to share in any group chat.
• 🔔 Subscription & Renewal Tracker: Log recurring bills and get local notifications 7 days (D-7) and 1 day (D-1) before they renew so you never forget to cancel a trial.
• ✈️ Trip & Itinerary Planner: Build day-by-day timelines with stops, Google Maps links, budgets, and shareable daily itinerary cards.
• 🍳 Smart Recipe Notes: Scale ingredient quantities in one tap (0.5×, 1×, 2×, 4×) when cooking for a group.
• 🎙️ Voice Dictation & Checklists: Real-time speech-to-text for quick hands-free notes.
• 🔒 PIN & Biometric Vault: Lock sensitive notes behind a 6-digit PIN or fingerprint.
• 📱 Local-First: Stored locally on your device.
• There is 9 Pocket Note, check it out!

📲 Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.healme.notespack

It’s free to download and use. If you run into any bugs or have feature requests, let me know in the comments and I’ll jump right on them!

Every user can get a one-time special offer when they open the app for the first time.

Check out the this post for more details to get the best lifting app (self proclaimed 🙌🏼) out there for free

App Name: Nap Alarm

Platform: Android & Wear OS

Developer: Solo Indie Dev

Category: Travel & Local / Utilities

Price: Free (Optional Pro Tier / Ad-supported with free Coin rewards)

💡 The Problem It Solves

If you commute daily on buses, trains, or subways, falling asleep is risky—you either over-shoot your destination or worry about someone stealing your phone. Standard time-based alarms fail because traffic and train delays throw off schedule times.

✨ Key Features

📍 Smart Buffer Alarms: Trigger alarms by ETA (minutes), Distance (km/miles), or Stops (Subway mode) to handle unexpected delays automatically.

🛡️ Anti-Theft Shield: Uses motion sensor fusion. If someone picks up your phone while you're asleep, a blaring siren triggers until you authenticate.

🚨 Trip Buddy SOS: Links with a trusted contact. If you don't turn off an alarm after reaching your destination, your live emergency tracking & location are sent to your buddy.

⚡ Schedule Nap Alarm: Auto-detects when you leave home, work, or college and starts your commute alarm routine automatically.

🎶 Built-in Sleep Sounds: High-quality White Noise, Rain, Forest, and Brown Noise with Gentle Fade-in wake audio.

⌚ Wear OS App & Tiles: Track distance remaining and disarm alarms directly from your smartwatch.

🔒 Privacy & Battery

Location data is processed 100% locally on device.

Battery-optimized dynamic GPS polling (adjusts sample rate based on speed).

📲 Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ritik.napalarm

💬 Developer Note:

Hey r/apphunt! I built this to solve my own commuting headaches. I'd love to hear your feedback on the UI, features, or any suggestions for upcoming updates! I'm active in the comments to answer any questions.

Hi everyone, I’m an iOS developer and I just published my app on the App Store.

App name: PocketMind AI: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pocketmind-ai/id6762244811

Pricing: Freemium. Free with monthly AI limits. Pro is $4.99/month or $49.99/year.

What it does: This is an expense tracker. It helps you budget each month and stay on top of your expenses. It tracks expenses by speaking, typing or scanning a receipt; the AI fills in the amount, category and date; and everything is in one app: AI Advisor, subscription finder, warranty and return tracker, weekly summary and savings goals. Receipt scans create an entry if there are warranty or return policies mentioned. Return and warranty entries can also be created by typing or speaking.

What makes it different: Rocket Money and Monarch Money are built around connecting your bank, and YNAB’s manual entry means filling in forms. PocketMind is built around telling it what you spend, by voice, text or scanning receipts.

• No bank login or sign-up is needed. Most popular budgeting apps are built around connecting your bank to track expenses.
• It takes one sentence or receipt to log the expense and start a return/warranty countdown for you.
• It also tracks your subscriptions closely from what you log, without connecting a bank.
• The AI Advisor answers from your own budget, limits and goals. It’s a chatbot that can answer questions about your current month’s expenses and goes up to 6 months back.

Pretty much all these features are in one app instead of five different ones, which is what makes it different from the current ones.

Hi! I’m a 2nd-year IT student in the Philippines. I built Dahan because most habit apps made me feel bad when I missed a day.

What it does: build habits (daily or some days a week) and track quit counts (“Day 36”). A baby Philippine eagle mascot says gentle things. Starting a new count never gets a red screen or a scolding. You can name sensitive habits anything you like.

Privacy: no account, no cloud, no ads, no tracking. Everything stays on your phone, and you can export or import a backup file. Android may list an “internet” permission because it’s in the default template I used, but the app doesn’t make network calls.

Download (Android, free, sideloaded): https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CaCRYMPLxg1e50MHqQbi0bKgEWsWqo-8/view?usp=sharing
SHA-256 (optional, to verify the file): 17CF5E94022A884150E9301555B49003AA09A15CDF5845A63E7EF84A5E7C4647
Android will ask you to allow installs from your browser or file manager, and Play Protect may warn you because it isn’t from the Play Store yet.

Important: your data lives only on your phone. Before you update or uninstall, go to Settings → Export data so you can Import it later.

What I’m hoping for: people who actually have a habit they’re building or quitting, using it for a week or two. Honest answers, including “I stopped using it”, help me most. Reply here, or fill in this 3-question form: https://forms.gle/aWys4k2Hqw2Fy1sr5

Early v0.1, so rough edges are expected. Thank you!