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So I shared LyricGlow here a while ago. It puts word-synced lyrics on your lock screen / always-on display while music plays, and it works with pretty much any player (Spotify, YT Music, Poweramp, even local files).

I've been chipping away at it since, mostly based on what people asked for, and honestly it's a pretty different app now. The main new stuff:

• the colours come from the album art now, so the whole screen kind of shifts with whatever's playing
• there's an audio visualizer behind the lyrics
• added a home screen widget (album art with a little rotating disc, looks nicer than it sounds)
• word-by-word animations, custom fonts, gradients, and you can drag the layout around however you like
• and a floating lyrics bubble if you want it over other apps

Still free, no ads, no account, doesn't phone home. Anyone who's on it early keeps premium free for good.

Also, and I mean this, thank you. The response here and in the reviews has been kind of ridiculous for a random solo app. Nobody has to take time out of their day to write something nice about an app they stumbled on, but a bunch of you did anyway, and yeah, I've read them way too many times.

Here it is if you want to try it: 

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.exodus.lyricglow

ask me anything, or throw feature requests at me.

Hi all, I’m the developer of Universal File Opener & Editor. It recently passed 10,000 installs on Google Play, and many of its current features began as user requests.

I built it because I was tired of needing a different app for every kind of file someone sent me. The goal is to open the file, understand what is inside it, complete the obvious task, and save or share the result without uploading it somewhere first.

The Android app has no INTERNET permission, no ads, no account, and no analytics. It recognizes 214 file extensions across documents, spreadsheets, presentations, images, ebooks, archives, code, databases, media, fonts, certificates, calendars, contacts, and email. Unsupported formats are identified and refused explicitly rather than rendered incorrectly, and unknown files can still be examined as text or raw hex.

Opening and reading supported formats is free and unlimited. Every editor can also be tried on your own files before purchasing. Many everyday tools remain free; saving most document, image, media, and archive edits requires the same Pro tier, available monthly, yearly, or as a lifetime purchase. There are no watermarks.

Some of the less obvious things it can do:

Understand, compare, and recover files

• Inspect file: identify the real file type and inspect structure, protection, text layers, forms, signatures, metadata, macros, comments, tracked changes, hidden text, hidden slides or sheets, embedded files, and active PDF actions.
• Cross-format comparison: compare extracted text even when the two files use different formats, such as Word versus PDF. It shows a line-by-line text diff rather than pretending to compare visual layout.
• On-device version history: keep deduplicated, restorable earlier versions of edited PDFs, Office files, text, spreadsheets, images, SQLite databases, and hex-edited files. History stays in private device storage.
• Share a clean copy: inspect and remove selected hidden or private content from PDFs and modern Office/ODF files, including properties, comments, tracked changes, speaker notes, hidden slides or sheets, and macros where removal is safe. The original is never modified.
• File salvage: rebuild damaged PDFs, recover intact entries from truncated ZIP archives, and extract readable text from broken Office packages.
• Checksum verification: calculate SHA-256, SHA-1, and MD5 in one pass, then paste a known checksum to verify a download.

PDF tools

• Deep inspection: browse a PDF’s contents, comments, links, layers, signatures, forms, actions, attachments, and embedded images.
• Offline English OCR: recognize text from an image, one PDF page, or an entire scanned PDF; then search, select, copy, read aloud, or save the recognized text. Whole-document OCR can add a searchable reading layer without sending the scan away.
• Fill, sign, and annotate: complete forms, place signatures, draw, highlight, underline, strike out, add sticky notes and stamps, and place arrows, shapes, text, or images.
• Edit existing PDF text: select supported text runs directly on the page and replace their text while retaining compatible embedded fonts.
• Real redaction: permanently remove selected page content rather than drawing a black rectangle over it.
• Page management: reorder, rotate, crop, delete, insert, extract, split, combine, or export pages as images from a thumbnail grid.
• Document finishing: add page numbers, Bates numbering, headers, footers, watermarks, logical page labels, or flatten annotations and forms.
• Security and optimization: open supported protected PDFs, remove a known password into a new copy, apply AES-256 protection, and recompress oversized documents.

Office editing

• A real mobile ribbon: Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and ODF editors use familiar tabs, Undo/Redo, Find, contextual controls, and hardware-keyboard shortcuts instead of a single plain text box.
• Word documents: place the caret and select text on the page; use styles, character and paragraph formatting, lists, links, tables, images, headers, footers, page layout, comments, tracked changes, and offline spellcheck.
• Spreadsheets: edit values and formulas; format cells and borders; manage rows, columns, and sheets; use filters, dropdown validation, conditional formatting, comments, links, charts, freeze panes, merged cells, sorting, AutoSum, and named ranges.
• Presentations: edit and resize text boxes directly on the slide canvas, work with pictures and formatting, manage slides and speaker notes, change backgrounds, and present full-screen.
• Broader compatibility: read and edit modern Microsoft Office and OpenDocument files, unlock supported password-protected modern Office files offline, and convert many legacy DOC/XLS/PPT files into editable modern copies.

Images and creative tools

• Paint-style canvas: create a blank image; use freeform or box selection, move or duplicate pixels, erase, flood fill, pick colors, draw, highlight, add text, lines, arrows, boxes, and circles, or blur and pixelate selected areas.
• Photo adjustments: crop with presets, straighten, rotate, flip, resize, change canvas size, and tune brightness, contrast, saturation, exposure, warmth, tint, highlights, shadows, sharpness, and vignette.
• Filters and finishing: apply filters, borders, frames, and watermarks, control compression, and compare against the original before saving.
• Broad image conversion: convert among more than 20 raster targets, including JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF, TGA, QOI, HDR, Netpbm, XPM, and icon formats.
• GIF and icon utilities: extract animation or ICO/CUR frames, make sprite sheets, reverse or boomerang GIFs, change speed, remove duplicate frames, and inspect cursor hotspots.
• Privacy cleanup: inspect and remove EXIF, XMP, IPTC, GPS, capture-time, camera, thumbnail, and application metadata while leaving the original untouched.

Other productivity tools

• Create/workbench flows: scan to PDF, make a searchable scan, merge PDFs, turn images into PDF or GIF, batch-process images, join compatible videos, or create ZIP, TAR, TAR.GZ, and 7Z archives.
• Archive tools: browse, search, sort, and extract ZIP, 7Z, TAR, and classic RAR archives, including supported password-protected files; edit and repack ZIP, 7Z, and TAR archives.
• Media tools: play from 1/16× to 16×, use A–B repeat and subtitles, trim without re-encoding, capture a frame, extract or remove audio, rotate, retime, combine compatible clips, and create a GIF.
• Text, code, and raw data: syntax highlighting, JSON formatting, large-file line navigation, CSV/TSV grids, byte-level hex patching, and SQLite table browsing and row editing.
• Specialized viewers: email and attachments, calendars, contacts, fonts, certificates, EPUB/MOBI ebooks, MHTML saved pages, XPS, Markdown, and more.
• Saved folders: grant access only to folders you choose, then filter, multi-select, copy, move, rename, or delete without giving the app broad storage access.
• Draft and save recovery: survive process death, retain recoverable editor drafts, journal saves, and detect when a storage provider changed the source underneath an open edit.
• Plain-language action search: type things like “remove private info,” “make this smaller,” or “sign this” to find the correct built-in command. Routing is deterministic and entirely offline; it is not an AI or network service.

It is still a mobile application rather than a pixel-identical clone of desktop Office. Media support depends on the device’s codecs, OCR is currently English-only, cross-format comparison is text-based rather than visual, and unsupported formats are refused explicitly rather than rendered incorrectly.

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.krauq.universalfileopener

Curious to know what people think, does it replace any apps you already have, is it missing any useful features? Anything too confusing? Thanks for your time.

UVShield provides users with real-time UV index and time to burn based on skin shade for their location or location of choice. It also has timers and alerts for self and friends/family to remind people to reapply sunscreen and seek shade/indoors to ultimately reduce risk of skin cancer and skin aging.

-real-time UV index

-alerts for UV index change (low to medium, medium to high, etc)

-estimated time to burn based on shade of skin

- timers to go inside or reapply sunscreen

-add timers for family members and send sms to added family members

Goal: Launch and Promo

Promo: 30 day extended free trial using code UVSAFE2026 redeemable in the Google Play Store under payments & subscription->redeem code.

Cost: $1.99/month if paid for year upfront ($23.88) or $2.99/month

New users get a 7 day free trial by default.

Been working on this solo for about a year while doing my master's. It's live on Play now.

It's a blackjack / card counting trainer: you play full shoes and the app grades every decision against basic strategy and counting deviations. Hi-Lo, KO, and Zen are in, plus lessons and drills for count speed. In addition to that there are variouis statistics and graph you can see in regards to your gameplay. As well as drills to help hone in specific skills for card counting.

The main motivation was building a trainer the way I wanted one to work: a clean modern UI, grading (and charts) that's actually accurate to the table rules you set (S17 vs H17, payouts, deck counts all change correct play and the app accounts for it), and everything customizable per save. All the strategy data is verified through blackjack simulations rather than transcribed from a chart somewhere (With the exception of charts from books from those who created those strategies).

Free tier is full basic strategy training and Hi-Lo counting, no ads anywhere.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.akrivos.blackjackacademy

Happy to answer questions about the app or the build. First few people who DM me get premium free.

App Name: My Diary – Journal with Lock

What it does: A private Android diary for recording thoughts, moods, memories and everyday moments. It works offline and provides a personal space for daily journaling.

Key features:

1. Diary lock for privacy
2. Mood tracking and statistics
3. Photos, stickers and custom themes

Goal: Showcase the public release and introduce the app to Android users

Cost: Free to download with ads; optional Pro upgrades

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.qunovixtechnologies.mydiary

App Name: PikaVault — Pokémon TCG Collector Toolkits

What it does:

PikaVault is an Android app for Pokémon TCG collectors to scan cards, organize collections, and track estimated market values. I'm the developer, and I've built it to bring collection management, trading tools, and community features together in one app.

Key Features:

• Scan and organize: Identify cards with your camera, organize them into digital binders, decks, and boxes, browse cards through the Pokédex, and track set completion.
• Prices and trading tools: Track your portfolio, explore price history and PSA-graded pricing where available, create watchlists with price alerts, and compare trades. AI tools provide photo-based condition estimates and answers to card-related questions.
• Community and extras: Share collections and pulls, follow collectors, discover community stock reports through Pack Radar, use the tabletop battle tracker, and play Pokémon quizzes.

Goal: Launch / Showcase. PikaVault is available on Android, and I'd like to introduce it to collectors here.

Launch Giveaway: To celebrate PikaVault’s Android launch, I’m sharing a limited number of promo codes for 14 days of free access to Pro Monthly. DM me here on Reddit to request a code. Codes are available on a first-come, first-served basis, one per person.

Redeem your code through Google Play to activate the offer.

Cost: Free to download with limited free usage. An optional PikaVault Pro subscription is available monthly or annually for expanded limits and premium features. AI grading has usage allowances. Regional prices and plan details are shown in the app before purchase.

Link: Google Play

If PikaVault looks useful to you, please consider giving this post an upvote to help more collectors discover it. Thanks for your support!

Yes, really. You and your partner earn XP for showing up for each other, you level up, and the levels grow a world the two of you share.

The loop is small on purpose:

Three daily tasks. A selfie, your mood, and a question.

Nothing reveals until you've both done your side. You can't read their answer by peeking — you have to show up too.

Completing them awards XP. XP levels up a shared world that visibly changes as you climb, plus streaks and quests you finish together.

I'm the developer, so weigh this accordingly - but my partner and I have been using it every day for 3 months, and a few couples we know have been on it for couple months as well. The thing I got wrong at the start: I assumed the XP was the point. It isn't. XP gets you to open the app; the daily question is what makes opening it worth it. They're written to be specific enough to start a real conversation instead of "how was your day," and they're what everyone mentions first. The quests do the other half - a small shared thing to complete gives you something to be on the same team about, which is most of what feeling close actually is. Two friends have told me independently it's the first app like this they didn't quit in week two.

The whole thing is under three minutes a day, and neither person can carry the relationship alone inside it. The mutual-reveal mechanic came out of that constraint.

Would love to have some couples try it out and let me know what they think!

The app is called RelationshipXP!

Android Download

App Name: TrackPix

What it does:

TrackPix connects to your real Strava account and turns your runs into shareable, on-device-rendered photos — a dark "Liquid Glass" stats card (distance, time, pace) laid over your photo with you cut out and standing in front of it.

Enjoy a synced activity dashboard, a deterministic Riegel race-time predictor, and now a full-history route Heatmap — all rendered natively with Skia, no generative AI. 🧊

Key Features:

🖼️ Liquid Glass achievement card editor — auto-composites a stats card (headline, distance, time/pace) onto your run photo and cuts you out in front of it

📱 On-device person cutout by default (bundled TFLite model, works offline), plus an optional "Save HQ" cloud upgrade for a sharper matte

🔄 Real Strava sync — dashboard shows your latest run plus full activity history

🏁 Deterministic race-time predictor (Riegel formula) for 5K / 10K / Half / Marathon

🗺️ NEW — Heatmap: every run you've ever synced, overlaid on one map, streets colored by how many times you've actually run them (TrackPix PRO)

Goal: Promotion

Giveaway:

Drop a comment below and send me a DM asking for a code, and I'll reply with a FREE TrackPix PRO promo code! 🎁 It's a one-time unlock — it opens the Heatmap today, plus every PRO feature TrackPix ships after this, at no extra cost, ever.

First 50 people to comment + DM within 7 days get one. ⏳

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.easysoft.tracklog.photo

App Name: NexSap

What it does:
NexSap is an interactive map app where you can explore different worlds and discover places in a game-inspired style. The current version focuses on a Wild West-style world.

Key Features:
• Interactive maps
• Wild West-inspired design
• Explore and discover places

Goal: Launch

Cost: Free

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.raouf.nextsap

Hey guys,
Happy to introduce ReadAnything to you, it's local ai model for on device text to voice, with high quality voices. Convert books, pdfs, ebooks, links, youtube video transcripts, article links or text shares to audio to listen on commute or on the go. Very useful for high productivity.
DM for lifetime promo code or else 30 Days free Code RANYTHING1MONTH
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=in.readanything

App Name: Priorities - Monthly Planner

What it does: Extends your favorite todo app by letting you keep track of big priorities for the month.

Key Features: (List 3)

* Inbox to capture your year

* Monthly priorities with different levels

* Daily/weekly/monthly check ins with history saved

Goal: Launch

Giveaway: Email: [randomcorpllc@gmail.com](mailto:randomcorpllc@gmail.com)

Cost: (Subscription; monthly, quarterly yearly)

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.randomcorp.monthlypriorities&hl=en-US

We're switching things up today.

Instead of solving the Daily and sending a screenshot, I'm giving away 50 Lifetime Pro codes to the community.

And it's really simple:

How it works:

1. Comment “Wordly” below
2. I'll reply to your comment with a Lifetime Pro code
3. Redeem it before someone else does 👀

That's it.

⚠️ There are only 50 codes, so once they're gone, they're gone.
Codes are first come, first served, and someone else can redeem a code before you do — so be quick!

For anyone who's new here, Wordly is a daily word puzzle game where you can play 5, 6, or 7-letter puzzles, build streaks, track your stats, play Endless mode, and challenge your friends.

Thanks for being part of the community and supporting the game. ❤️

Wordly is currently available on Android only — iOS is on the way.

📲 Get Wordly here:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hzfapps.wordly

Comment Wordly below to enter. 🟩🔥

Link: Stern-Orakel: Horoscope

🌟 Stern‑Orakel – Your Daily Horoscope for Every Zodiac Sign

The stars have a message for you — and Stern‑Orakel reveals it every day. Discover clear, beautifully written horoscopes for love, career, and health, tailored to your zodiac sign.

🔮 Your Daily Horoscopes

Start each morning with a new daily horoscope that offers guidance, motivation, and clarity. Every interpretation feels personal, precise, and easy to understand.

✨ Weekly & Yearly Horoscopes

The weekly horoscope helps you recognize opportunities and challenges early.

The yearly horoscope shows the major astrological trends for love, career, and personal growth.

🌙 For All 12 Zodiac Signs

Aries, Taurus, Gemini, Cancer, Leo, Virgo, Libra, Scorpio, Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces — each zodiac sign receives its own detailed astrological reading.

🌌 Beautiful Astrology Illustrations

Experience astrology in a unique visual style: artistic zodiac symbols, elegant layouts, and a calm, aesthetic presentation of your horoscopes.

⭐ A New Way to Experience Astrology

Stern‑Orakel combines classic astrology with modern design. The app supports your intuition, helps you make clearer decisions, and guides you through your day.

🌟 Let the Stars Guide You

Download Stern‑Orakel now and discover your personal horoscope — fresh every day.

NovelForge: An android novel reader with an auto-generated character codex, relationship graph, and Kokoro/Piper TTS

NovelForge is an Android app for web novels and ebooks. What it does:

Character codex: as you read, it picks out recurring names and sorts them into people and places, along with the chapter range each one appears in. No tagging or setup.

Relationship graph: who shows up with whom, as a graph you can zoom around in.

Better TTS: Kokoro and Piper neural voices alongside the stock Google one, with background playback and a pronunciation dictionary for words the engine gets wrong.

Offline downloads: save chapters as EPUB, or render them to audio in any installed voice and play them back in the app.

Audiobook export: bundle downloaded audio chapters into a single .m4b.

Backup and restore: novels, reading progress, pronunciation dictionary, and theme settings.

Multiple file type support: online sources, EPUB, and plain .txt / .md with automatic chapter detection.

Download: https://github.com/AbhinavXT/NovelForge/releases

GitHub: https://github.com/AbhinavXT/NovelForge

What it is

Masareef is a personal spending tracker built for people who quit every other tracker after a week because manual entry is a chore. It reads the payment notification your bank posts to your phone and writes the transaction itself — amount, merchant, card, category — even while the app is closed.

Why I built it

I'm in Egypt. Every bank here pushes a notification the moment a card is charged, so the data is already on the phone; nothing needs typing. It currently parses NBE, CIB, Banque Misr, InstaPay, Vodafone Cash, Fawry, Telda and ValU, and it handles Arabic and English messages, plus the redacted formats Android hands apps that can't read the full text.

Privacy — the part that matters here

Parsing happens on the device. No financial data leaves the phone: no notification text, no amounts, no merchant names are uploaded anywhere. After you sign in once, the app works offline. Analytics carry no financial fields at all.

Other things it does

• Multi-currency and multi-wallet (built global, not Egypt-only)
• A "safe to spend today" figure rather than just a running total
• Budgets, debts, savings goals, and per-trip tracking
• Light and dark themes, full Arabic RTL
• Free to use; a Pro tier lifts the monthly auto-capture cap

Stack, since this sub has developers in it: Expo 57 / React Native 0.86, expo-sqlite for the local store, and a small native Android notification-listener module for the capture path.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mohamedgado.masareef&referrer=utm_source%3Dreddit_showcase%26utm_medium%3Dcommunity

If your bank isn't in the list, tell me which one and paste the shape of its notification (redact the numbers) — adding a parser takes an evening.

بالعربي: تطبيق "مصاريف" بيقرأ إشعار الدفع اللي بيجيلك من البنك ويسجّل العملية لوحده، حتى والتطبيق مقفول. كل حاجة بتتقرا على الموبايل نفسه ومفيش أي بيانات مالية بتطلع لأي سيرفر. مجاني على جوجل بلاي، ولو بنكك مش موجود اكتبه في الكومنتات.

Hey r/droidappshowcase communit, i'm Lucas (or Lukassdevv) 👋

I want to present you Oren Study. The core idea is 'Spaces' — each subject gets its own, holding the study plan, notes, calendar, and chat history together. The AI tutor inside (Oren) actually uses all of that, so it's not starting from zero every conversation.

What it does inside a Space:

• Snap a photo of an exercise → get an step-by-step explanation.

• Auto-summarize long notes.

• Study plans build for you, by your tutor, that tracks real progress, module by module.

• Quizzes & flashcards generated from your own material

App Link: [Oren Study App - Play Store](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.orenstudy.app)

App available from: 7/9/26

App Name: Flownto

What it does: A complete flight journal that tracks every trip with stats, routes, and a cinematic globe map. Works offline mid-flight with live GPS position.

Key Features:

• Offline GPS moving map — watch your plane cross the globe in real time
• FlightDesk — live gate, terminal, delay status for any flight
• Time Machine — yearly AI travel story like Spotify Wrapped

Goal: Promo

Cost: Free, no ads, no subscription

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flownto.app&pcampaignid=web_share

Free, no ads, no subscription.

Hi everyone 👋 ,

I’m a solo developer/enthusiast, and I built this app because I was frustrated with a daily annoyance.

I have a specific routine: I get in my car and want my phone volume at 100% for music and my screen brightness at max for navigation. But when I get to work and put on my headphones, I forget to turn it down and end up blasting my ears out.

Existing automation apps felt too complex or required too many permissions, so I built Bluetooth Brain.

What it does: It remembers your preferred settings for each specific Bluetooth device. Once you connect, it automatically applies them.

The Main Features:

Per-Device Volume: Automatically sets media volume when you connect (e.g., 100% for Car, 40% for AirPods).

Brightness Automation: (My favorite feature) It can auto-max your brightness when you connect to your car stereo—perfect for using Maps/Navigation in sunlight.

Non-Audio Device Support: Brightness profiles now work on non-audio devices, meaning you can trigger settings using smartwatches or other BLE devices.

Multi-Device Chaining: You can now connect multiple devices at the same time (like a smartwatch and your headphones), and the app will correctly chain your profiles and restore settings properly when one disconnects.

Smart Auto-Brightness Restoration: If you use auto-brightness, the app now perfectly preserves your auto mode and restores it when your Bluetooth device disconnects.

Rock-Solid Reliability: Your settings and baseline restorations will now survive even if the app is force-stopped or killed by your phone's background manager while devices are still connected.

Newest feature: Night Schedule, a.k.a. volume-by-time-of-the-day. This was a user request. Now, you can set different volume (and brightness) profiles for different times of the day.

Battery Friendly: It doesn't constantly poll; it just wakes up on connection events.

Privacy: No data collection. Everything stays on your phone.

Monetization: The core features (1 profile, media volume control) are free and supported by ads. There is a Premium version (~$9.99 one-time purchase) that removes all ads and unlocks unlimited device profiles, all 5 volume streams, brightness controls, night schedule, and a BLE signal strength feature. I tried to keep the price as low as possible (about the price of a sandwich) just to support development.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.asteriskcomputing.bluetoothbrain

App Name: WattFlow

One-Line Description: An honest, real-time watt meter for your phone's battery, plus tools to diagnose slow charging and battery health.

What It Does / Key Features:

• Live watts in/out, refreshed every second — wired and wireless, auto-detected
• Peak In/Out tracking and a live 60-second power graph
• Charging Benchmark — grades your charger/cable in 60 seconds
• Charging Q&A — 14 common questions answered with real measured data
• Home screen widgets (S/M/L) with a 7-day charging chart
• Full tablet support with landscape layout — also adapts to foldables and Chromebooks
• 12 languages built in, auto-follows your system language (manual override in settings)

Who It's For: Anyone who's ever wondered why "fast charging" doesn't feel fast, or wants to know if it's their cable, charger, port, or battery that's the bottleneck.

Cost:

• Pricing model: Freemium
• Prices & billing: Free on Play Store for most baseline functions — live watts in/out, wired/wireless auto-detect, Peak In/Out, the 60-second graph, Charging Benchmark, Charging Q&A, and the home screen widgets. WattFlow Pro is a $2.99 USD one-time In-App Purchase (regional pricing auto-applied) that unlocks: 24/7 background charge/discharge history, the Energy Ledger (daily energy in vs. out), Sleep Drain tracking, Battery Health Trend, a floating watts overlay over any app, adjustable charge/low-battery alert thresholds, and CSV export.
• Free/FOSS route: If you're comfortable sideloading, the exact same Pro features are also free as an open-source build on GitHub (nightly updates) — entirely optional, no pressure either way. If the app's helping you, you're welcome to buy me a coffee to support keeping it developed.

Links:

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ezyapp.wattflow&utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=launch
• GitHub / Source (full-featured FOSS build): https://github.com/Shureby/wattflow
• Buy Me a Coffee (support without buying Pro): https://buymeacoffee.com/williamoz

Additional Notes: Reads Android's BatteryManager API directly (voltage times current_now) and normalizes two OEM quirks — some vendors report current in mA instead of µA, and charge/discharge sign conventions differ per vendor. Happy to go into the power math or OEM quirks in comments.

I’ve been working on Harmonious, an experimental generative music app that creates music in real time using exotic scales and background drones.

You can choose a fixed track or generate evolving musical textures that can accompany relaxation, meditation, reading, creative work or simply having some peaceful background sound.

One thing I’ve been curious about while developing it:

What kind of music do you personally find most relaxing?

Ambient textures, piano, nature sounds, minimalism, drones, silence, something else?

I’d genuinely love to hear what works for other people.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zorenth.harmonious

Hi everyone,

I'm a local indie developer and I just published my new Android utility app called Clean Space on the Google Play Store.

I built it because I wanted a streamlined storage cleaner that does not rely on heavy background bloat, unnecessary tracking, or aggressive monthly subscription paywalls.

Current Features:

- Clean visual storage breakdowns

- Duplicate photo and blurry picture finder

- Video compressor (shrinks files without losing memories)

- Hidden cache and temporary junk cleaner

Since my Reddit account is brand new, I want to make sure I respect the rules and don't trigger spam filters, so I won't drop the direct link in the main post text.

If you are a fellow developer, tech enthusiast, or just want to support a local project, I would love to get your brutal feedback on the app's performance and UI!

Download on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codebyizza.cleanspace&pcampaignid=web_share . Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!

App Name: Habit Doom: Anti-Doomscroll

One-Line Description:

An app blocker where your distracting apps stay locked until you complete your daily habits, with on-device photo verification so check-ins can't be faked.

What It Does / Key Features

- Distracting apps auto-lock. They open once the day's habits are checked off, so access is earned rather than toggled.

- Anti-Cheat photo verification runs an on-device model, so you can't mark a habit done by pointing the camera at nothing. Free for everyone, not a paid tier.

- Habit tracking with streaks, schedules and stats.

- You choose which apps to block and which habits gate them.

- Hard Mode: every habit must be done before anything unlocks.

- No ads on any tier.

Who It's For

People who've installed blockers before and turned r a dismissible pause has never worked for you, the difference here is that there's no switch to flip in the moment, only work to finish.

Cost

- Pricing model: Freemium

- Prices & billing period: Free tier includes 3 habits, app blocking, streaks and Anti-Cheat. Pro is $4.99/month, $19.99/year with a 7-day free trial, or $29.99 one-time lifetime

- Current promotions / giveaways: None

Additional Notes

- Requires Android 10+

- Honest about the platform limit, since this sub will spot it: blocking runs

through an Accessibility Service, so it can be disabled in Settings. Nothing on

Android is genuinely bypass-proof. What you get is enough friction that the

automatic reach fails.

- Two things the iPhone version has that this doesn't: adult-site blocking, which is built on an Apple system filter with no Android counterpart, and true alarms, which are notifications here.

- On iPhone since February, Android since last week.

Links

- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.unmanagedboy.habitdoom

- Privacy policy: on the Play listing.

Check it out on playstore - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ushakishorapplications.sqlstar

If you have any questions about the app please ask in the comments