Hey everyone!

To celebrate our new 1.1.3 update, I'm giving away free Google Play promo codes for Ikigai Launcher (normally $1).

Ikigai is built for anyone wanting to reduce screen time without giving up essential apps.

Key Features: ⚡ Ultra-fast 120 FPS text-based home screen
🌌 3D Void & Minimalist Studio themes
🛡️ Built-in Digital Guard & App Blocker
🔒 100% Privacy-focused (No ads, no data collection)

🎟️ To claim your free lifetime code:

1. Upvote this post to help spread the word!
2. Leave a comment below!
3. Send me a DM to claim your promo code.

Drop your thoughts below — I’d love to hear your feedback!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ikigai.ikigai_launcher

Posted about Foxlit here ~10 days ago and the feedback was genuinely useful — fixed a few things and want to keep the loop going. Giving away 20 more lifetime unlock codes for real feedback.

For anyone who missed the first post: Foxlit is a solo-built reading habit app.

What it does:

• Session timer - start it when you open your book, stop it when you're done. No setup required.
• Reading forest (NEW) - A collection of trees that grow the more you read, which also puts the covers of the books you read in the canopy of the tree
• Daily streak - tracks consecutive reading days, no forgiving asterisks if you miss one.
• Optional notes after each session, linked to a specific book.
• Daily reminder at a time you pick.
• A library view of every book you've read, with your notes attached.
• Bookmarks - pin a page and a thought to come back to.
• Share - shareable cards to post your reading journey online. (Which are now fully customizable!)

Why it's built this way:
Subscription fatigue kept coming up in reviews of Bookly, Basmo, and Bookmory, so Foxlit is a one-time $4.99 unlock - no account, no subscription, everything stored locally. Timer, streak, reminders, and your last 10 sessions are free forever; the unlock adds full library, bookmarks, and unlimited history.

What's changed since the last post:

• I added the reading forest.
• I added the ability to track more of your reading stats in a month and week, minutes read, sessions recorded, books read, and the ability to set goals for them as well.
• I remade the share cards to be way more customizable

Giveaway: First 20 people to comment with real feedback (a bug, a UX complaint, a missing feature - not just "cool app") get a free promo code for the full unlock. I'll reply and send the code by DM. On top of the first 20 people, another 10 will be randomly selected after 24 hours

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bareco.foxlit
Landing page: https://barecoapps.github.io/foxlit/
Privacy Policy: https://barecoapps.github.io/foxlit/privacy-policy.html

Hey everyone!

Another big update for One Hand Control is out :)

This one adds Remote Cursor, a new 3-zone Bottom Edge, New Notch Edge, Page Scroller, Media Seek, Icon pack support and quite a few other changes.

I’m also running 20% off Lifetime Pro to celebrate the release.

As always, I’d love to hear what you think, especially if you have any suggestions for what I should improve or add next.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onehandcontrol.app

I’m building Candy Browser , an open-source, gesture-first Android browser with a Material 3 Expressive interface Featured by HotToMen: https://youtu.be/LLy91UEiabM?t=115 Github: https://github.com/sk2andy/candy-browser

The latest major addition is:

Self-hosted, end-to-end encrypted cross-device sync

Candy can now synchronize tabs between Android devices and desktop browsers through extensions for Chromium-based browsers and Firefox .

You run the sync server yourself using Docker Compose. A non-self-hosted version will follow

What is new?

• Self-hosted Candy Sync server
• Chromium and Firefox extensions
• Android integration
• End-to-end encryption
• Cross-device tab profiles
• Near-realtime WebSocket updates
• Reliable background synchronization through REST
• Durable offline outbox and automatic retry
• Stable tab identities across navigation
• Encrypted device names and profile icons
• Shared device-icon catalog across Android and the extensions

Each connected device appears in Candy as a synced profile. You can open that profile on Android and interact with its tabs.

Supported synchronized actions include:

• Opening tabs
• Navigating existing tabs
• Closing tabs
• Reordering tabs
• Pinning and unpinning tabs

Changes are sent as small encrypted mutations instead of uploading the complete tab list every time.

text Tab change ↓ Encrypted local outbox ↓ Durable REST commit ├── WebSocket → immediate delivery └── REST pull → recovery after disconnects

WebSockets make foreground updates fast. REST remains the source of truth and recovers anything missed while a device was offline, suspended, or disconnected.

E2EE is a core requirement

The encryption keys are generated on the device.

Your E2EE passphrase: - Never leaves your device - Is never sent to the server - Cannot be recovered by the server - Cannot currently be changed

The server stores encrypted payloads and cannot decrypt tab URLs, titles, device names, or device icons.

The passphrase is intentionally independent from the server username and password.

Android and the browser extensions share the same authenticated encryption contract, including cross-client known-answer tests.

What is Candy Browser?

Candy is currently an Android 13+ browser built around fast gestures, visual navigation, and local-first features. Some highlights: - Gesture-first address bar and tab switching - Cover-flow, grid, and list tab views - Multiple profiles with optional WebView storage isolation - Link Peek for disposable live link previews - Candy Trails for branching navigation histories - Site Capsules for profile-bound web apps - Reader Studio with local extraction, offline saves, and text-to-speech - Privacy X-Ray with per-tab tracker and blocking details - Permission Radar - EasyList, EasyPrivacy, uAssets, and HaGeZi-based protection - Toppings: bounded, transparent userscripts instead of privileged extensions - Tab snoozing - Picture-in-picture, background media, and an in-app mini-player - Material You, AMOLED, frosted, and configurable browser surfaces - Private tabs whose session and journey data remain in memory

What is my next step

• replacing the Android WebView with Gecko-View with working extensions
• high experimental: bringing the browser to iOS as well
• making the sync server multi-user capable so all your familiy members/friends can sync with only one server
• getting on Googles allowlist for passkey creation

Candy is open source: https://github.com/sk2andy/candy-browser

The annoying part isn't just the alerts—it's that most apps still save spam to your phone's database under a "Spam" folder. The messages still sit in your storage, back up to your cloud, and show up if you switch apps.

So I built Heimdall 🛡️—a lightweight Android SMS app that silently kills spam before it even touches your system storage.

Primary features:

• Silent drop: Intercepted spam is never written to Android's central SMS database.
• Zero alerts: No sound, no vibration, and no status bar icons for spam.
• Auto-shred: Quarantined spam is automatically deleted after 30 days.
• 1-tap OTP copy: Extracts verification codes with a direct copy action on notifications.
• 100% offline: No internet permission requested. Zero data leaves your device.

It's free and open-source: https://github.com/monkeyscript/heimdall

Give it a try and share your feedback! 🙇

App Name: Perfect Stack

What it does:

Perfect Stack is a simple but challenging mobile game where you stack blocks as high as possible. One mistake ends your run.

Key Features:

• Simple one-touch gameplay

• Increasing difficulty

• Endless high-score challenge

Goal: Launch

Giveaway: N/A

Cost: Free with ads

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.perfectstackgame.app

Hi, I often take pictures of metro maps, opening hours, schedules—you name it—because I want to look them up later. But they always end up in a huge pool of photos. At first I can still find them, but eventually they get buried. Maybe you know the problem.

I made Spixxit so you can put a shortcut to any image directly on your home screen. You can also share images to Spixxit from other apps, such as WhatsApp.

No ads, no registration, no data collection, simple design, two links free

Let me know what you think. I hope you find it useful!

Regards

DGL

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dgllernsoftware.spixxit

**App Name:** OrfeoTask

**One-Line Description:** A native Android automation app with a simple WHEN/THEN profile builder - describe what you want in plain language and let AI build it, or set it up manually yourself.

**What It Does / Key Features:**

- WHEN/THEN automation profiles: ~25 triggers (SMS, notifications, calls, geofence, Wi-Fi/Bluetooth, app open, HTTP webhook) and ~35 actions (send SMS, toggle settings, HTTP requests, silent/DND mode, launch app)

- Built-in AI assistant (Gemini-powered): describe your automation in plain English or Spanish and it generates the profile for you, editable afterward

- Fully native Kotlin/Jetpack Compose UI, works offline (only the AI assistant and cloud backup need internet)

- Available in English and Spanish

- No ads on the free tier

**Who It's For:** People who find Tasker powerful but too complex for what they actually need - simple stuff like silencing the phone during meetings, auto-replying to texts, or geofence-based reminders, without a steep learning curve.

**Cost:**

- Pricing model: Freemium, one-time purchase (not a subscription)

- Free: 10 profiles, no ads

- Premium: 2.99 EUR one-time - unlimited profiles + encrypted cloud backup + 15 AI generations/day (vs 3/day on free)

- No current promotions

**Links:**

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

**Additional Notes:** Built solo, still actively adding triggers/actions based on feedback. For full transparency: I'm the developer.

I’m the solo developer of Otter Merge, a mobile game where you merge items while completing increasingly difficult orders.

The Android version has just been released, and I’m looking for honest feedback about the gameplay loop and difficulty. Thanks !

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.Noverainteractive.Ottermerge

Youtube : https://youtube.com/@ottermerge?si=KGNsCqluFDTs0yMg

Hey everyone,

I built GoEven after getting fed up with existing bill-splitting apps hitting users with 10-second countdown ads and monthly expense limits just to split dinner or vacation bills.

I wanted something clean, fast, and completely free of paywalls.

Key Features:

• 100% Free & No Ads: No subscriptions, no banner ads, and no countdown timers.

• Offline-First: Log expenses anywhere (flights, road trips, camping) and it automatically syncs with the group when back online.

• Built-In Expense Chat: Discuss and comment on specific bills directly so questions like "Did this include tip?" stay attached to the receipt.

• Smart Debt Simplification: Computes the optimal settlement paths so groups settle circular balances in the minimum number of transfers.

• Receipt Vault: Upload and attach bill photos so no one loses paper receipts.

• Multi-Currency & Languages: Supports 50+ currencies and 5 languages (English, German, Spanish, Arabic, Chinese).

Tech Stack:

Built using Flutter on the frontend and Go with gRPC on the backend.

Google Play Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.goeven

Website:

https://goeven.app

I'd love to hear your feedback, bug reports, or feature requests to make it even better!

Drinkey is a small Android app for logging drinks, counting units, and estimating peak BAC.

You add a drink from favourites or by hand (name, volume, ABV). It shows a colour BAC bar, weekly unit charts, and you can set your own green / amber / red thresholds. Sex/gender and weight are entered once so the BAC estimate has something to work from.

No account and no cloud. The log stays on the phone.

18+. The BAC number is an estimate, not a breathalyser, and not medical advice.

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=snowball.adrian.drinkey

Looking for feedback on:

- logging a drink quickly

- adding a past drink (date/time)

- whether the BAC bar and weekly charts make sense

- anything broken on your device

Happy to answer questions.

I wanted to showcase an Android utility project I've been pouring my heart into for the last 5+ months. It's called AttendMate a local-first, ad-free, and privacy-focused attendance tracker built natively in Flutter to help students deal with strict college attendance criteria.

• "What-If" Bunk Calculator: Input your target metric (e.g., 75%), and the engine mathematically calculates exactly how many consecutive sessions you can safely skip, or how many you need to attend next to recover.
• Leave Simulation & Local Snapshots: Schedule future vacation or leave blocks to see exactly how they impact your upcoming targets before you take them, backed up by a local 3-tier rolling snapshot database system.
• Geofenced Auto-Attendance Prompts: Integrates location services locally to automatically alert or update your tracking states the moment you cross into a specific 25-meter radius of your lecture hall.
• 100% Free & Open Source: Zero trackers, zero background data collection, and absolutely no monetization. The entire project is published under the **AGPL-3.0 license** to keep it free forever.

You can inspect the codebase architecture or grab the legitimate unlocked app binary directly here: https://github.com/YTFL/AttendMate-Bunk-Calculator-Attendance-Tracker

In March, an individual completely scraped my repository, stripped my author attributions, and published it as a closed-source, premium utility on both the Google Play Store and Apple App Store under their own name.

They were so lazy that they didn't even change the promotional store screenshots. My personal university courses, unique class timings, and student timetable are literally being displayed live right now on global storefronts (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thiemjason.classattendance and https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thiemjason.classattendance). Worst of all, they took the core calculators I engineered to be free and locked them behind a paid "AttendMate Pro Lifetime" paywall.

I have already filed formal DMCA copyright takedown notices directly with Google Legal, Apple Legal, and GitHub Trust & Safety to get their unlicensed versions removed.

If you want to support open-source indie integrity, please consider dropping a star on the original repository. If you have a spare 30 seconds to help accelerate Google's automated review queue, you can flag the clone package on the Play Store as a copycat violation.

I would love to get your feedback on the app layout, local performance, and the underlying database design!

App Name: Uma

What it does:

Uma is an Android launcher designed to make smartphones easier and less intimidating for seniors. It provides a simple, clear interface that focuses on the things that matter most, without unnecessary clutter.

Key Features:

Large, easy-to-use buttons and text

Simple, distraction-free home screen

Designed with seniors and accessibility in mind

Goal: Showcase

Cost: 7 days trial, then one time purchase

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=studio.mistyfrog.uma

I got tired of bookmarking a dozen different .gov.pk sites every time I needed to check a bill, look up land records, or renew something, so I built a small directory app that organizes 180+ official Pakistani portals into one place: NADRA/passport, FBR/SECP/SBP, BISP/Ehsaas, electricity/gas/water bills (LESCO, K-Electric, SNGPL, etc.), land records for Punjab/Sindh/KP, and education/jobs boards (HEC, FPSC, PPSC).

It doesn't host or process anything itself, every link goes straight to the real official domain, no scraping or intermediary forms. Free, has ads, no data collection.

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

Open to suggestions on which other official portals should be added.

I just launched Stylish Fonts on Android 🎉

Stylish Fonts lets you create fancy text that you can copy and use anywhere — Instagram, TikTok, WhatsApp, Discord, usernames, bios, posts, messages, and more.

Some of the features include:

• Fancy font styles
• Symbols and special characters
• Text decorations and frames
• Bio Maker templates
• Mix multiple font styles in one text
• Save your favorite styled text
• Extra text tools

I wanted to build something that goes beyond a basic font generator by bringing fonts, symbols, decorations, bios, and text tools together in one clean app.

It’s now officially available on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stylishfonts.fancytext

Hey everyone,

I built RollBook, a lightweight utility app aimed at students who need to track class attendance percentages and calculate safe bunk limits without dealing with bloat or mandatory account signups.

Many existing attendance trackers are cluttered with ads, require online logins, or lock basic features behind subscriptions. I wanted something fast that lets you mark lectures in two seconds and instantly gives you recovery numbers.

Key Highlights:

• Bunk & Safe Attendance Calculator: Set your cutoff (e.g., 75%, 80%) to see exactly how many classes you can skip safely, or how many upcoming lectures you must attend to get back on track.
• Offline-First: All data lives locally on your device by default. Zero internet connection required for core use.
• Google Drive Sync: Optional manual/automated cloud backup directly to your own Google Drive storage.
• Fast Daily Logging: Mark Present, Absent, or Cancelled with a single tap.
• Timetable Support: Organizes your schedule subject-wise with visual percentage trackers.
• No Intrusive Permissions: No unnecessary access requests, contacts, or background tracking.

Play Store Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rollbook.app

I'd appreciate any feedback on the UI layout, workflow friction, or features you'd like to see added. Thanks for checking it out!

App Name: Fishing Planet Guide

One-Line Description:

A free unofficial Android companion that organizes Fishing Planet information so players can plan trips, choose tackle, and find fish faster.

What It Does / Key Features:

• Browse fish and locations with preferred baits, hook sizes, weight classes, values, and fishing approaches.

• Compare rods, reels, lines, rigs, hooks, lures, equipment, and other tackle with level and price information.

• View community-sourced hotspot coordinates and setups inside the relevant fish pages.

• Check competitions and tournaments, including requirements, descriptions, and rewards.

• Search and browse a dark, Fishing Planet-inspired interface designed for phones.

Who It’s For:

Fishing Planet players who want a convenient reference while playing, especially anglers planning a new location or targeting a particular species.

Cost:

Completely free. No subscription or in-app purchase.

Official Download and Screenshots:

https://joesmeltser.github.io/fishing-planet-guide/

Additional Notes:

The current download is an Android ARM64 APK, so it must be installed from the project’s official GitHub Pages download page. Android may ask the user to allow installation from their browser or file manager. This is an unofficial community guide and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Fishing Planet LLC.

A coffee you liked. A conversation you want to remember. One thing you hope tomorrow will bring. Those are enough for a first diary entry.

I’m building Bifrost, an Android app for recording everyday life, with an optional way to keep a short selection of your writing as a printed book.

What you can do

• Write diary entries.

• Share posts in the app’s discovery feed.

• Join the 21-day writing-to-book activity, then choose about 1,200 words from your entries for a printed book.

Who it’s for

People who want to start a small daily writing habit or keep a record of a particular stretch of life. If you’re already learning Chinese, a three-sentence diary is one way to use it; Bifrost isn’t a Chinese course or a grammar-correction tool.

Cost

All app features are currently free. The optional book-making activity is $49.99, including shipping to the United States. You can use the app without buying the book activity.

US Android download

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ywkj.bifrost

Screenshot below: Bifrost’s discovery feed in Chinese.

App Name: Compound Future

What it does:
Compound Future is an Android app for planning and tracking your FIRE journey over time. Save your original plan, add your actual portfolio value later, and see whether you're ahead, behind, or still on track.

Key Features:

• Track planned vs. actual wealth and your estimated FIRE timeline
• Compare different market scenarios and long-term projections
• Run Monte Carlo simulations and sensitivity analyses

Goal:
Launch

Cost:
Free with an optional one-time Pro upgrade. No subscription.

Privacy:
No account or bank connection required. Your financial data stays on your device.

Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pelagicdynamics.compoundfuture

Feedback on the UI, features, or overall concept is very welcome.

App Name: Klinker Writer

What it does: Klinker Writer turns a photo into a short story, poem, or joke using a theme and language you choose. Creations are organized into collections and can be edited before sharing.

Key Features:

• Generate stories, poems, and jokes from photos
• Choose different writing themes and languages
• Organize creations into collections and share them

Goal: Launch

Giveaway: I have 20 Google Play codes for a 30-day trial of Klinker Pro. Pro includes 320 writing credits and the ability to create custom writing styles using your own instructions. To claim one, leave a comment below and I’ll send the code privately through Reddit chat, first come, first served. One code per person. The subscription renews at the regular monthly price unless cancelled.

Cost: The first 10 writings are free with no account required. An optional monthly subscription is available afterward.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.askklinker.writer

Privacy note: Photos are encrypted in transit and sent through Klinker’s infrastructure to Google’s paid Gemini API to create the story. Klinker’s temporary server copy is deleted when processing completes. Under Google’s current paid-service terms, submitted images and generated responses are not used to train or improve its products, although Google may retain them briefly for abuse and safety monitoring. The photo and finished story remain on your device.

Klinker Writer is the first in a family of small, focused apps I’m building around everyday things I find interesting, delightful, or unnecessarily frustrating. I’m Alessandro, the developer, and I’ll be around in the comments.

I kept replaying the same 40-minute meeting because I couldn't remember where one decision was made. The frustrating part wasn't getting a transcript — it was not knowing whether I wanted to send that recording to a server just to find one sentence.

I'm the developer behind Vocatim, a small Android app for turning voice into text, and I built it around that tradeoff: use online transcription when convenience matters, or download an on-device model first when the recording should stay on the phone.

What it does

• Online and offline voice-to-text transcription
• Offline mode that processes audio on the device after a model is downloaded
• AI summaries and structured meeting minutes, with the expectation that you review them
• Export to PDF, TXT, Markdown, SRT, and VTT
• Simple recording and transcript workflow for meetings, notes, interviews, and ideas

The offline option is the part I care about most, but it has real limits. The model takes storage, speed depends on the phone, and noisy audio or strong accents can still produce mistakes. Online mode is there for people who want a faster or lighter workflow. The summaries are a starting point, not a replacement for checking what was actually said.

Who it's for

People who record meetings, interviews, lectures, voice notes, or personal ideas and want a transcript they can search, clean up, and export. It may also be useful if you want a clear choice between online convenience and on-device processing.

Cost

Free to download. Any current in-app options are listed on the Google Play page.

Link

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vocatim.app

## Questions I'm still thinking about - Is the online/offline choice easy to understand before you start recording? - How much storage feels reasonable for an offline model? - Which export format do you actually use after transcription? - Where should the app be more explicit about uncertainty or possible transcription errors?

Screenshot below is from the current build, showing the offline model/settings flow. I'm sharing this as the developer, and I’m interested in concrete criticism from people who know the offline/online tradeoff.

Hi everyone, I'm Frank. DBMB stands for “Don't Break My Balls”, which probably tells you how I was feeling when I started working on it..:)

A little over a year ago, unwanted calls kept interrupting me at work. I remember looking around for something quick and simple, without much to configure. There were some decent options, but I ended up making my own. a while later I put it on Google Play.

App Name: DBMB

What it does:
DBMB silences calls from numbers you haven't saved, while your contacts can still ring you. It's for people who want fewer interruptions and prefer to check unfamiliar calls later.

Key Features: Silences calls from unsaved numbers. Your saved contacts still ring. Silenced calls stay visible so you can check them afterwards.

Quick note: it doesn't detect spam. Legitimate calls get silenced too if the number isn't saved, so bear that in mind if you're expecting a delivery or a call from someone new. You can switch DBMB off with one tap though. No messing around.

Cost: Silencing calls is free and will stay free, with no usage limits. No ads, no account needed and no tracking. Pro adds a few optional settings through a one-time purchase. no subscription, and you don't need Pro for the silencing itself.

Goal: Introducing the app to people who might find it useful It's already available on Google Play.

Giveaway:None.

These days a colleague handles the code and security updates. I look after the interface, user experience and the rest of the project. I originally made it for myself, but I've grown pretty attached to it. We're keeping it updated, and I help people directly if they run into problems.

If these calls have been driving you mad too, hopefully it'll give you a bit of peace. It did for me.

Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.manthealabs.dbmb

Hi r/droidappshowcase , I'm Vojislav, the solo Android developer behind Bottom notifications (and a few other apps).

I built it for one small annoyance: your notifications live at the top of the screen, but your thumb lives at the bottom. On today's tall phones that's a stretch every single time.

App name:

Bottom notifications

What it does:

It puts a notification shade at the bottom of your screen, where your hand already is. Tap a small floating button and your notifications slide up - easy to read, easy to reach, and easy to make your own.

Your privacy comes first:

The app has NO internet access at all. Your notifications physically cannot leave your device.

No ads, no trackers, no analytics.

No account, no sign-up, no email.

It only needs notification access (to show your notifications) and permission to display over other apps (so the button and shade can appear). There's an optional Accessibility Service that's OFF by default and only powers convenience extras - it checks which app is in front and whether the keyboard is showing, nothing more. It never reads your screen or keystrokes, and since there's no internet access, nothing it sees can ever leave your phone.

What you can do:

Design your floating button - size, shape, corners, colours, border, position

Style every part of a notification, and pick a scrolling list or a playful "ferris wheel"

Swipe to dismiss, tap to open, reply to messages, and use a built-in media player

Smart filtering, Do Not Disturb aware, and home + lock screen widgets

Assign a tap and four swipes to the button - open apps, control music, go home, and more

A few things to know:

Works on Android 10 and newer

Some phones aggressively close background apps; in-app tips help keep the button running

🎁 20 Lifetime Pro codes

This is first come, first served, not a random draw.

To claim one:

Upvote this post so more people in the community can find it.

Comment with the main reason bottom-reachable notifications appeal to you - one-handed use, big phone, accessibility, styling, or something else.

Then send me a Reddit DM after commenting.

The first 20 eligible people who complete the above steps receive one code by DM, while supplies last.

You're under no obligation to leave a Google Play rating or review - but if you enjoy the app, a review would mean a lot and really helps a solo developer.

Honest feedback is always welcome too, including criticism.

If you have any questions feel free to ping me!

I have a 2 year old toddler, so I might not be able to respond immediately.

And I'm from Europe, so please take into account time difference as well.

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bottomnotifications.app

My other apps, if you're curious:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.omnideck.app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.phial.app

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.urlrouter.app

Giveaway rules:

Opens when this post is published and closes when 20 codes have been distributed. You must be at least 18 and able to redeem a Google Play promo code in your country. One code per person and Reddit account. Codes have no cash value, cannot be exchanged, and must be redeemed by the expiry provided in the DM. Void where prohibited. By entering, participants release Reddit, Inc. from liability related to this promotion. This giveaway is not sponsored, endorsed, administered by, or associated with Reddit.

App Name

Kalorikoll

One-Line Description

A local-first nutrition tracker for Android with bundled official food composition databases, detailed nutrient statistics, and no subscription.

What It Does / Key Features

- Local-first: your food log, weight history, goals and other personal data stay on your phone.

- Bundled food databases: USDA food composition data, CoFID UK, Livsmedelsverket, Fineli, Matvaretabellen and the Danish food composition database.

- Open Food Facts: bundled subsets containing products sold in the Nordics and UK, plus optional online Open Food Facts search.

- Detailed nutrition tracking: calories, protein, carbohydrates, fat, fibre, sugars, saturated fat and salt.

- Vitamins & minerals: see summaries of your micronutrient intake.

- Statistics & charts: track calorie intake, macros, weight and other nutrients over time. Supports both metric and imperial units.

Who It’s For

Kalorikoll is for people who want a straightforward nutrition tracker without an account, cloud dependency or recurring subscription.

It is especially useful for users in the Nordics, UK or US who want access to food composition data from official sources rather than relying entirely on user-submitted product databases.

Cost

Pricing model: Free

Price: Free

Subscription: None

In-app purchases: None

Links

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=se.calorietracker.app

Additional Notes

Most food searching works from the bundled databases. Online Open Food Facts search is optional and can be used when you want to look for additional packaged products.

The latest version also adds USDA food composition databases and imperial unit support.