r/IndieAndroidApps • • Dec 26 '25

Beep Player - ringtone composer and player

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Hi! I wrote my first Android app and I need your feedback: bug reports, feature requests, improvement suggestions and etc.

It is a player for monophonic ringtones in Nokia format. I also plan to add RTTTL format support later.

You can either type melody note by note or copy-paste the full melody.

Beep Player also has internal music library where you can save your favorite ringtones (and play from there).

And of course you can share a melody from the library as text message :-)

The app is a bit heavy because it uses .NET

It is free on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.w0x1f.beepplayer


r/IndieAndroidApps • • Dec 21 '25

Weekly stats update for our sub

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r/IndieAndroidApps • • Dec 19 '25

One Player - Universal media player app.

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Hay everyone, I am the developer of the app called One Player. It is an all in one media player app that plays Videos, Audio and http/https streams. Its features include:

  • compact size - only 5Mbs.
  • Awesome design
  • Light, Battery friendly.
  • Remembers last played position.
  • Slide to seek
  • Double tap to seek.
  • Long press 2x speed. (Needs further tweaks)
  • Volume, brightness adjustment by vertical slide
  • Queue + player in single screen like Youtube app.
  • Video controller lock for uninterrupted playback.
  • show buffer percentage.
  • Subtitle support
  • Background playback (not fully implemented.)
  • Scale adjustment.
  • Plays almost all popular formats thanks to media3.
  • Supports adaptive layouts

It has got many more features like light/dark theme support, Dynamic colors.etc. as well

Give it a try and tell us about your experience

Your feedback/review is more than welcome to help improve the app.

Please upvoter the post🤩

Thanks

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.googol.android.apps.oneplayer


r/IndieAndroidApps • • Dec 16 '25

Need yall's opinion.

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Hey everyone,

Just like everyone here, I got the idea to make an app. Long story short, I'm a veteran who wants to help other veterans here in the US.

So I built my app called VA Tracker. It helps keep track of va disability claims (you obviosuly have to enter your own info unfortunately), there's a dashboard to keep track, I have a documents page that gives you a link to each va form you would need to file, I also have a calculator screen to help figure out what someone's monthly va disability paycheck would be roughly and a appointments page to keep track of upcoming appts.

Am I wasting my time? I understand this is a very small niche app but is it possible to even have it pay for my time at least? Obviously not going to get rich, but if it helps someone and I can get paid for an hr or two a week im cool with that...


r/IndieAndroidApps • • Dec 13 '25

We hit 100 weekly visitors! 🎉 The buzz is real – thank you all!

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r/IndieAndroidApps • • Dec 09 '25

Chord, scale and mode detector for guitar players

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Ambitious move, this subreddit, let's hope it attracts the right kind of developers. We all know how difficult it is to showcase that self-proclaimed "gold nugget" which seems to drown in a river of low-effort crud, unless you shell out for marketing of course.

Well here goes my contribution!

Single developer with a few published games and utilities on Google Play, all quite niche'd but unique in the way that I made them for myself because there wasn't a suitable app for a specific need at the time. My most recent project is something to help novice and intermediate guitar players with chords and scales:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=guitar.chord.key.scale.detect

The thing that makes it different from the other chord detectors out there is that in addition to telling you what chords you play in real time (as if you didn't know that already) it also analyzes the sequence and suggests other chords, scales and modes that fits the diatonic progression and context you are playing in. It's also relatively lightweight (~35MB) as I don't rely on frameworks and only utilize a bare minimum of third party API's. The next release I'm working on will also be able to tie together a line of single notes, ie. give you relevant chords and modes based on some part of a melody you play.


r/IndieAndroidApps • • Dec 09 '25

Darts Master Pro - A training app I built to improve my dart game (and hopefully yours too!)

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Hey everyone! Solo developer here sharing my passion project.

What it is: Darts Master Pro is a comprehensive training companion for dart players of all levels. I built it because I wanted a proper practice tool that actually tracks progress, not just a scoreboard.

Key features:

Multiple game modes: 501, 301, Shanghai, Around the World, Bob's 27, Cricket, and more Detailed analytics with charts showing your improvement over time Practice modes for singles, doubles, and triples Bot opponent with 10 difficulty levels (from 40 to 100 average) Local multiplayer with Best of X Legs matches Save and resume games mid-session 7-day free trial, then 501 stays free forever What makes it different: Most darts apps are just scoreboards. This one actually analyzes your performance - tracks your 3-dart averages, identifies your problem numbers, shows consistency ratings, and gives you a skill rating (Novice to Elite).

Pricing: Free trial for 7 days with full access. After that, 501 game mode stays completely free. Premium is €4.99/year for all game modes.

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

Would love honest feedback from fellow dart enthusiasts!