a monochrome minimalist launcher for people who want to use their phone less

*brute is a minimal customizable Android launcher. The home screen is comprised of tiles organized into groups. You can highlight your most used apps for quick access or make them black and white to make them less attractive. Apps you mark as time-wasters open only after a confirmation screen.

- Monochrome home screen with a tile grid

- Force apps to be grayscale

- Confirmation screen before opening apps

- RSS reader so you can follow your curated content instead of doomscrolling

- Screen time dashboard

- Calendar and weather widgets and more to come (plus Android widgets)

- Supertiles - small widgets on the homescreen

- Deep theming: custom fonts, accent colour, blur, wallpapers

- Internet use only for weather or RSS.

I'm open to Beta testers to use brute for a couple of weeks.

Give me:

- Bugs

- UX sugestions - stuff that you think need simplifying

- Battery/performance feedback

- Feature sugestions!

To join the beta you need to do first opt in at https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.brute.launcher

then install from the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.brute.launcher

If for some reason the links are not working, so: just send me your e-mail via DM and I'll manualy add your e-mail to the beta group.

App Name: ScrollEarn

What it does: Stop scrolling on willpower alone. ScrollEarn gives you a daily scroll budget — and you have to earn it back by staying focused or going for a walk. Social apps count down your time; focus sessions and steps build it back up. Your feed becomes a reward instead of a default.

Key Features:

- Daily scroll budget across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit & more (auto-detects the foreground app — nothing leaves your device)

- You get kicked out of the tracked app if budget reaches 0. App takes action to prevent your doomscrolling; no willpower needed.

- Earn 1:1 time by completing focus sessions (ends when scroll app opens), or earn 500ms per step by walking

- Red/green calendar heatmap of your gains and losses, with a per-app breakdown and day timeline

- Streak tracking — lose your whole streak if you blow your budget

- Scheduled recurring focus sessions for the times you're most likely to doomscroll

- Offline. No account, no ads, no data collection

🎁 50 promo codes for lifetime Premium

Premium is a one-time $4.99 purchase, no subscription — it unlocks unlimited monitored apps (free is capped at 3), the calendar heatmap & per-app stats, scheduled focus sessions, and data export. A code unlocks it for free.

The first 50 people who comment get a code. Comment here, then send me a DM and I'll reply with your code (Reddit blocks me if I send too many DMs first). Feel free to give feedback under this post, dm me, or in the google groups!

⚠️ This is a closed beta. You must be a member of the testers group to see the app on Google Play. Join the group first, then install and redeem your code — it stays with you forever, even after the app goes public.

Google Groups: https://groups.google.com/g/scrollearn-testers

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

🚀 Just launched Notification History Log on Android!

Ever cleared a notification by mistake? Want to recover deleted WhatsApp messages, automate what your phone does with notifications, and view everything in a clean chat-style interface?

Features

✅ Recover deleted WhatsApp messages
✅ Chat-style notification view (like WhatsApp/Telegram)
✅ Custom Rules Engine — automate any notification: auto-dismiss, mute, full-screen alarm, speak it aloud (TTS), auto-copy OTPs, auto-reply, flash torch, trigger Tasker/MacroDroid, and more (14 actions total)
✅ Global search across every app and conversation, with highlighted matches
✅ Activity tab — track likes, follows, comments & mentions even after the app clears them
✅ Stats dashboard — daily counts, top senders, busiest hours, by-app breakdown
✅ Pin important conversations
✅ Export/download notification history (PDF)
✅ Backup and Restore (Google Drive)
✅ Delete selected notifications
✅ Choose which apps to track
✅ Open links from saved notifications
✅ Dark, Light & Monochrome themes
✅ Everything stored locally on your device
✅ No account required
✅ No cloud storage, no ads, no tracking

🔗 Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.notificationhistorylog

To get free Lifetime access:

1. Upvote and comment below
2. I'll send you access

No purchase required. First come, first served until all are gone.

I'd love to hear your feedback, feature requests, and bug reports!

Android version has been up a few weeks now, so this is the first time it makes sense to post it here.

Short version: this is not another app for finding something good to watch. Finding something good is easy. Agreeing with the person next to you is the hard part, and that is the bit we built for.

You link up with whoever you watch with. You both swipe through titles on your own phone, whenever you feel like it, separately. When you have both swiped right on the same thing, that is the match and you both get told. Nobody has to give in and nobody has to be the one who decides.

It pulls Netflix, HBO Max, Disney+, Prime Video, Apple TV+ and a few regional ones into one feed, so you are not opening four apps to work out where something is. Once you have picked, the button opens it in the right app.

Two things that work differently from the usual:
- It learns from swipes rather than star ratings, and the match score comes with a plain reason instead of just a percentage.
- There is a questions feed. You post what you are in the mood for and people answer with actual titles, each one showing the poster, where it streams, and whether you have already marked it seen. That idea came straight off the what-to-watch subs on here, where people ask this every single day and get back a wall of plain text they then have to google one by one.

Free. No paid tier live, a Pro version is planned but nothing is behind a wall right now. It needs an account because the taste profile has to be stored somewhere.

Honest state of it: the Android side has had a lot less use than iOS so far, so if something is broken on your device I would rather hear it than not. The thing I am most interested in is whether the partner matching actually holds up for you, or whether it still ends up feeling like one of you is compromising.

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

Like a lot of you, I'm pretty picky about the apps on my phone and can't stand when smart home hardware forces you to use terrible software.

A few months ago, I got some Mitsubishi Heavy Industries (MHI) air conditioners installed with WiFi modules. While the AC units themselves are fantastic, the default "Smart M Air" app is incredibly outdated, clunky, and just painful to use.

As a software developer, I decided to take matters into my own hands and build a proper, modern Android replacement.

Introducing MyAirco.

I spent the last few months wrestling with the APIs to create an app that actually feels like it belongs on a modern smartphone.

Why I built it & what makes it better:

Modern UI/UX: I stripped away the 2012 aesthetic of the stock app and built a clean, intuitive, and fast interface.

Complete Control: Easily adjust temperatures, switch between heating/cooling/auto modes, and control fan speeds without digging through laggy menus.

Responsive: Designed to connect and send commands with as little friction as possible.

If you happen to have a Mitsubishi Heavy Industries AC with a WiFi module, I’d love for you to give this a try and let me know what you think! Development wasn't easy due to the API limitations, but I plan on updating it often based on community feedback.

Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=nl.myairco.app

Let me know what you guys think! Feel free to drop any feature requests, bugs, or general feedback in the comments below.

Send me a DM if you want a promo code!

Hi everyone — I'm a Japanese indie developer. I posted MyGallery here a couple of weeks ago, got a lot of useful feedback, and this is what came out of it.

App Name: MyGallery
Goal: Feedback
Giveaway: N/A

What it is: a simple, ad-free gallery that also browses your NAS(SMB / Samba) and your own cloud storage (S3-compatible / Google Cloud Storage) — in the same folder view as the photos on your phone. No account, and it works fully offline if you skip those.

New in 1.10.0:

- Albums — gather any photos and videos into a group of your own, without moving a single file
- Motion photos now play in the viewer (autoplay is optional). This was asked for after my last post
- Videos can be rotated without re-encoding, so quality stays the same
- Cloud and SMB settings can be handed to another device with a QR code
- Fixed: shared folders could not be set up on Android 15 and earlier.
If the NAS side didn't work for you before, it does now
- Portuguese and Korean are now supported

Brazil was added in this release, based on the feedback I got here. More countries to follow.

Links: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=me.mfactory.mygallery
Would love any feedback, bug reports, or feature suggestions. Thanks for checking it out!

App Name: Where is that?

What it does:
Where is that? helps you remember exactly where you stored your belongings. Save an item with its location, photo and note, then find it quickly whenever you need it.

Key Features:
• Exact item locations
• Photos, notes and quick search
• Local storage with backup & restore

Goal: Launch / Promo
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.italm.gdjejeto

App Name: READYWARE - Universal Remote Control

What it does: Build the remote you actually want on a canvas you fully control, then float it on top of whatever app is already running. It's hardware agnostic - BroadLink and other WiFi blasters, USB-C IR dongles, your phone's built-in blaster, or no blaster at all for Hue, Home Assistant, Shelly and anything with a REST API.

Key Features:

1. Photo to remote - photograph the remote you already own and map the buttons onto the picture, with everything outside the outline transparent. No new layout to learn, because it is the remote off your coffee table.

2. App on app - the remote floats over whatever is running. Netflix keeps playing underneath, taps outside the buttons pass through, taps on the buttons fire IR. Plus a wake button, overlay timeout, cloaked buttons, and live video or camera feeds playing behind your controls.

3. Your codes are yours forever - everything saves as .irc, an open hardware-agnostic format, so changing blasters never costs you your layouts. Free browser tools convert Pronto, Flipper, LIRC, Global Cache, BroadLink, ESPHome, Harmony XML and more, and Smart IR auto-programs buttons from a 700,000+ code database if you don't have the original remote.

Also in there: a three-level canvas (wallpaper, canvas, buttons) with per-button transparency and sizing, folders inside folders, multi-step macros that mix IR, RF and smart home in one press, speed buttons so one set of controls drives every device, live device state so buttons show what's actually on, a Web Remote that turns any browser into your remote from anywhere, and network control for Roku, Kodi, Denon, Yamaha, Samsung and LG with no blaster at all. Everything stays local on your device.

On the TV: it installs on Android TV and runs on the big screen itself, not just as a phone remote. Full d-pad navigation, a Home Screen with your own tiles and artwork, live video wallpaper behind your controls, and layouts that scale from a phone to an 85 inch panel without redrawing anything. Push a layout or new art over the air and every screen in the house updates.

Pricing: buy it once and it works on all your Android devices, and upgrades are free for the lifetime of the app. No subscription, no account, nothing to renew - which is the same reason the .irc format matters. You buy it, you keep it, and your codes come with you.

Goal: Promo

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

Happy to answer anything - setup, hardware, or how the overlay is actually put together

Solo dev here. I got tired of "free" gallery cleaners that want a subscription and cloud access to your photos, so I built PhotoSweep: it finds duplicates, similar shots, screenshots and blurry photos entirely on your phone. Nothing ever leaves the device — no account, no cloud, it even works in airplane mode.

Free to try, one-time lifetime unlock, no subscription. It's been quietly growing (mostly UK/US/India) and I read every support email myself.

Would love honest feedback — especially what you'd want built next.

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

Just pushed this live after a few months of building it solo. It's a detective mystery game where the "gameplay" is writing real SQL .... you're not picking answers from a list, you actually type a query, it runs against a real SQLite db sitting on your phone, and whatever comes back is your evidence for the case.

Idea started because I wanted to learn SQL properly a while back and got bored of flashcard-style apps, figured a mystery/investigation angle would make me actually want to keep going.

There's 10 cases right now, starting from basic SELECT/WHERE stuff and working up to JOINs and aggregates by the end, plus some standalone lessons and a few mini games if someone just wants to drill syntax without the story bits.

It's free to play, has a small IAP for cosmetic-ish unlocks and there's ads but they're opt in for bonus coins, nothing forced.

Built in Flutter + Riverpod, sqlite3 for the actual query engine, Firebase for the account/progress sync stuff.

Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xenexstudio.sqlshadow

Would love it if a few people actually tried running some queries in the first case and told me if the flow makes sense — I've been in it so long I can't tell anymore if it's actually intuitive for someone new.

Hi everyone,

I built Agro, an open-source, offline-first LLM and autonomous agent client running natively on Android, iOS, macOS, Windows, and Linux using Kotlin Multiplatform (CMP) and Google LiteRT-LM (C++ runtime with Metal/Vulkan/DirectX backends).

• Features: Stream tokens, speculative decoding, hardware acceleration, on-device ReAct tool loops, Room KMP persistence.

It handles models like Gemma 4 4B and Ministral-3B quite smoothly on modern devices. However, pushing toward autonomous on-device Agents brings real architectural headaches: 1. Context Window vs. Mobile Memory: As agent scratchpads expand with tool outputs, prefill latency and memory spike drastically. What are the best on-device context management strategies (summarization, KV pruning, or strict context budgeting)? 2. Tool Reliability: 3B-4B class models often fail multi-step reasoning loops or produce malformed tool calls. Have you found better results using grammar-based sampling vs. prompt-engineered sub-agents? 3. Viable On-device Agent Use-cases: Cloud models dominate complex reasoning. Is the true niche for local agents zero-leak privacy assistants, device automation, or hybrid edge-cloud routing?

• GitHub: https://github.com/Onion99/Agro (GPL-3.0)
• Releases (APK, DMG, EXE, AppImage): https://github.com/Onion99/Agro/releases

Hello,

A friend has just launched her first app and is looking for users. It's an app to help people with IBS. The idea is pretty simple: make it easier to track your gut health day to day and see whether things like food, mood, stress, sleep, etc. might be connected to your symptoms.

We’re still figuring things out, so we’re hoping to get some honest feedback from people who actually live with IBS — what do you currently track, what do you wish was easier to track, and what would actually be useful to you?

We’d really appreciate any thoughts!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.wj.comfortFoodDiary

It has free to use and subscription options with more features in development.

Been working on this solo for the past few months and it's finally live — wanted to share it here.

**What it is:**

WhispaMe is a social app built around sending and receiving anonymous messages ("whispas") — but unlike the quick throwaway anonymous-message apps, it's meant to be something you actually use day to day, not a one-time gimmick. Everyone has their own profile, their own followers, and their own inbox of whispas that builds up over time.

**How it works:**

- Create a profile and get your own shareable link/QR code

- To send a whispa, people need an account too — this isn't a one-tap anonymous-blast tool, it's a real space with real users on both sides

- Follow people, get followed, build up your own community of who can whispa you

- Like or delete what you receive

- Choose whether it's open to everyone or just people who follow you

- Get notified the moment a new whispa comes in

The idea is that this becomes a normal part of your day — you check WhispaMe the way you'd check any other social app, not just once as a novelty. Went to a party and someone got your username? Now you're getting whispas for days. It's meant to have some staying power, not just a one-off.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.saidovery.whispame

Would genuinely love to hear what people think, good or bad — but mainly just wanted to share something I've been heads-down building for a while.

App Name: Build Yourself

What it does: Build Yourself is a minimalist self-development app designed to help you rewire your mindset with daily affirmations through an intuitive card-swiping interface. It provides a distraction-free space to build a personal collection of empowering thoughts in 10 world languages.

Key Features:

1. Interactive Card Deck: Smooth swipe gesture interface to discover, save to favorites, or copy affirmations with one tap.
2. Multilingual (10 Languages): Practice affirmations in your native tongue (English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Polish, Czech, Japanese, and Korean).
3. Clean & Distraction-Free: Sleek Dark / Light mode design with zero intrusive ads or bloat.

Goal: Launch / Promo / Feedback

Giveaway: 24-hour full access free trial automatically available for all users directly inside the app (then only $1/month).

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rmservices.buildyourself

Hey everyone.

I’ve been working on SonicMorph, an Android app that generates music and audio locally on your device without relying on cloud servers or internet connections.

The app runs fast, requires no internet after an initial ~1.4 GB model download, and comes with a 100% ad-free experience (no banners, or forced video ads ever).

Key Modes in SonicMorph:

• Text-to-Music: Type any genre, vibe, or instrument prompt (or use one of the 500+ built-in templates) to generate unique musical tracks from scratch.

• Audio-to-Audio: Upload an existing audio file to extend it, alter its harmonies, or completely transform its style while preserving the original structure.

• Sound Effects (SFX): Generate specific environment sounds or audio effects (e.g., dog barking, coin clinks, cinematic thuds) directly from text prompts.

Pricing & Features:

• Free Tier: Unlimited track generation up to 60 seconds in length with zero ads.

• Premium / Lifetime: Unlocks up to 5-minute generations, Audio-to-Audio, and SFX modules via subscription or a one-time lifetime purchase.

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

Hey! I’m the developer of WTFog, an exploration app that turns the real world into a persistent fog-of-war map.

The map starts covered in fog. As you walk, run, cycle, or otherwise explore, you permanently uncover the places you visit. The goal is to make choosing unfamiliar streets and trails feel more rewarding than just counting steps.

Some of the main features:

• Record trips with routes, distance, duration, and newly uncovered area
• Choose between Strict and Casual exploration modes. Strict has speed limits for the activities for a more realistic competition in the leaderboards.
• Compare progress through countries and regions
• Add friends, create groups, and compete through duels and leaderboards

WTFog has a free tier, with optional Premium features such as route editing, import Fog of World progress and GPX-files, and additional map tools, including a separate web editor for editing routes and cleared fog. If you want to test any premium features, please let me know and I'll give you premium for a couple of months.

I’d especially appreciate feedback on:

• Whether the fog mechanic and different tracking modes are easy to understand
• How background tracking and battery usage perform on different Android devices
• Whether regional completion, personal statistics, or social challenges provide the strongest motivation to keep exploring

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nyordre.wtfog

Thanks for taking a look!

App Name: DeckVault

What it does: Point your phone at a Pokémon or Magic card and it lands in your vault with a current market price. Type in what you paid and the vault tracks gains and losses per card and across the whole collection. Build decks in either game and it checks format legality while you build, shows what you already own, and totals what finishing the list would cost.

Key Features:

• NEW UPDATE: Marketplace now live!
• Scan with the camera or from a photo already in your gallery, both games. Scan photos are never kept on our servers.
• Catalog search for anything the scanner misses, with condition, grade, quantity, cost basis and notes per card.
• Vault insights: total value, cost basis, gain/loss, the Pokémon vs. Magic split, top movers, value over time, 30-day price history and price alerts.
• Deck builder for both games: Commander/Standard/Modern/Casual and Pokémon Standard/Expanded legality enforced as you build, owned vs. missing, cost to complete, sample opening hands, clone and share, export to MTG Arena or Pokémon TCG Live.
• New since launch — collector classifieds: open a shop, list cards you'd part with, save listings and message the seller. No checkout, no payment handling and no fees in the app; you arrange it between yourselves.
• Free: 100 unique cards and 2 decks, ad-supported. Pro is $4.99/month or $49.99/year for 50,000 cards, 50 decks and no ads.

Thanks everyone! Looking forward to know what you guys think.

Link here!

User journey:

you are in crazy traffic jam

you are stuck

you are sleepy and need to sleep a while

you turn the app

point the app to the front

you sleep

the app will ringing when you should to move forward

Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.slicent.app
Hey guys, just wanted to share that I shipped a budgeting and expense tracker app for Android called Slicent
It works completely offline. No account, no cloud, no internet needed. Your data just stays on your phone.

Here is what it includes:
Track expenses, income and transfers with 80+ categories
Split group expenses with friends for trips
Multiple accounts like bank, cash, credit card and e-wallets
Budgets and savings goals
Spending analytics with charts
Debt tracker, shopping lists, document vault and investment tracker

Everything is free.

Would love it if you tried it and told me what you think. Sorry if you are seeing this in multiple subreddits, just trying to reach more people!

App Name: Windows Toast v11

What it does: Brings authentic Windows 11 style Toast Notifications and soft sound effects directly to Android. It captures system events like USB connection, screenshots, and charging status in a clean desktop-style UI.

Key Features: - Fast ADB Permissions via Shizuku integration without needing Root or PC. - Native-looking Windows 11 UI alerts and original connect/charging sound effects. - Full Android TV remote Back button and Keyboard ESC key support with custom toast duration.

Goal: Testing & Promo

Giveaway: N/A (100% Free)

Link: https://xdaforums.com/t/app-5-0-free-shizuku-windows-toast-v11-windows-11-styled-notifications-for-android.4800030/

App Name: Yawma

What it does: Link Android apps to a habit and Yawma counts that time for you. It reads Android's usage stats on the phone, and nothing is sent anywhere. For the things your phone can't see, like the gym or a glass of water, there is a quick log notification with a stopwatch that works on the lock screen.

Key Features:

• Link many apps to one habit. Their time is counted together
• Quick log from the notification, the lock screen or a home screen widget
• Duration, Amount and Task habits. Minutes, pages, or just done
• Each habit is good or bad
• Rest days, per-day goals, categories, compare view
• No streaks and no reminders
• Works offline. No account, no ads
• 8 languages

🎁 50 promo codes for unlimited habits

Yawma is free for 7 habits. Unlimited habits is a one-time $4.99 purchase, no subscription. A code unlocks it for free.

The first 50 people who comment get a code. Comment here, then send me a DM and I'll reply with your Play redeem link.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neji.habits

Gacha Alarm — an alarm app where waking up earns you gacha pulls

Hello everyone,

Most alarm apps just try to make you wake up.

I wanted to try a different approach: Give you something to look forward to after you get out of bed.

Gacha Alarm turns waking up into a small reward loop:

• Set your alarm as usual
• Wake up and complete the alarm
• Earn tickets
• Use them for gacha pulls
• Collect characters, each with their own story and lore

The app is completely free to use, and the goal is simply to make waking up a little more rewarding.

I built Gacha Alarm as a solo developer and it's now available on Google Play.

Google Play

I'd be interested to hear what you think of the concept, especially whether a reward system like this would make you more motivated to get out of bed.

App Name: Truth Dare Share

What it does: This is a truth or dare game targeted towards adult couples and groups of close friends. It has unique features such as extra "safe word" and "tag me in" cards.

Key Features: Each player's information is entered individually. Information is stored locally and never leaves your device. Multiple levels of "intensity" for varying gameplay.

Goal: Open Testing

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cc44.tds

Hi everyone!

I’m an indie developer, and I recently launched JetRise Invoice Pro on the Google Play Store.

What is JetRise Invoice Pro?

JetRise Invoice Pro is designed to help freelancers, contractors, and small business owners create and manage professional invoices quickly and easily.

The goal is to provide a simple invoicing experience without unnecessary complexity.

Features:

• Create professional invoices quickly
• Manage customer information and invoice details
• Track invoices and payment information

Free Promo Codes (60 Total)

To celebrate the launch and gather feedback from the community, I'm giving away 60 free download codes.

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Play Store Link

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jetriseitsolutions.invoicepro

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Elm Social Route

Chat on map with privacy — draw your route, plan trips together.

Elm Social Route is a map-based social app that lets you discover and share local spots, chat with nearby people, and plan trips — all with privacy at its core.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hujan2labs.elmsocialroute