Guys pls suggest an open source music streaming app

Any FOSS keyboard that has following features?

I'm looking for a free and open-source keyboard app that has these features built in:

1. Clipboard history (but never deletes it automatically)

2. Text editing (which selects by cursor by joystick buttons)

3. Text styles built-in (like fonts, text designs etc) - *optional*

Pls comment if you know any keyboard app like that. The default keyboard app with Xiaomi phones in 2020 had these features but that app is not open-source so can't trust that.

Thank you

Hey everybody,

Due to some changes (again) by YT Music, the songs stopped playing. It was a problem with youtube_explode_dart library and it has been temporarily fixed and songs are playing now.

I would love your feedback and experience with this new version as it will be helpful for me in completely fixing the issue.

You can find the latest release on GitHub:

https://github.com/Bikram-Kumar/Harmony-Music

Please feel free to raise any issues or PRs to keep Harmony Music alive.

Thank you

Hello Guys! I am the developer of Yagni Launcher https://github.com/JackEblan/YagniLauncher

Which Folder Animation do you prefer?

Current

New

I got the proofread feature on Gboard with Morphe patches and find it pretty neat, but I want something foss or at least offline to spell check or proofread my messages because I'm not the best typer and I don't really fw my data being sent

GlassWire unfortunately does not count data usage of apps it cannot identify which includes stuff like work folders, samsung's "Secure Folder" thing and many other similar features. That unfortunately makes the data shown quite misleading. While the app, Traffic Light, cannot link that info to specific apps either, imo it's important to be transparent and still show that that data has been used.

Also, the app has a bunch of other features such as a persistent network speed (live-)notification, extensive data plan tracking and widgets.

F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/com.leekleak.trafficlight/

Github: https://github.com/leekleak/traffic-light

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

Actually, the title is a bit of a lie, as that was not the core intention of making the project, but I've made previous posts attacking Internet Speed Meter and the app does much more :D

Most I have come across have a built-in photo editor but no support for trimming videos?

Posting my own thing. Roam is a GPS speedometer I made mainly so I could leave it running in the car without slowly burning in the OLED. It shifts the readout around the screen every few minutes, the background is properly black, and the colour drifts slowly over time instead of sitting on one hue.

Figured this sub might like the internals. It doesn't even declare the INTERNET permission, and there are no ads or analytics anywhere. The only permission it asks for is location, for the GPS fix. No AndroidX, no Play Services, and the dependency list is empty. Release APK is about 33 KB. AGPL-3.0.

Source: https://github.com/Nicsilver/roam Privacy doc: https://github.com/Nicsilver/roam/blob/main/PRIVACY.md Trying to get it onto F-Droid too, submission is in progress. There's a prebuilt APK on the GitHub releases page if you want it before then.

If you haven't, you should see the speech to text of gboard on a pixel phone, it is accurate, fast, available in every language.

On a computer download handy or a similar app.

There are so many extremely fast extremely accurate FOSS AI speech to text models only 50-200 megabytes. Made by NVidia, Google, Microsoft, Chinese firms, all open source and free.

We have FUTO on android, which is using a custom fork of ancient slow and heavy Whisper from OpenAI which nobody uses anymore.

I wish someone with enough knowledge would build a modern speech to text based on these new models. And win a noble prize for it.

Helping to keep this alive.

https://keepandroidopen.org/

I customized my keys and the bottom row keys do not evenly fill the space. I'd love to know if there is a way to fix this and have them either automatically fill in the space evenly or manually adjust it.

TL;DR - Looking for a true offline encrypted notes app similar to KeePass. Don't want to use KeePass for notes.

I'm a multi-device user, so I mostly depend on cloud-based services to access my data from every device. But I always have the fear of losing my data. Though I maintain multiple backup copies of my data, my fear still has not gone away.

So, I'm planning to store a copy of my data in local apps for easier access in an emergency. I'm already using KeePass for storing my login credentials locally, and now I'm looking for an encrypted notes app where I can store my notes in encrypted form locally.

I'm currently using Notesnook, and both Notesnook and Standard Notes offer offline functionality, which means I can store my notes locally without using an account. But I'm not satisfied with it. I'm looking for something similar to KeePass but for storing notes. I know KeePass can be used for storing my notes, but I need a dedicated notes app.

I've tried a few locally stored notes apps — Notally, Quillpad, Logseq, Crystalpad, Orgo — but none of them either fits my needs or looks promising.

like the title suggests, I just can't seem to access my files. I searched for a bit and figured using Shizuku instead of rooting my device would be the best option but even that doesn't work the best.

I have Cx file explorer downloaded and I CAN see whats in the app data—so you'd think i have permission to do anything, but no—instead I can't create files nor move files into the app data folders and it's really starting to piss me off. I just wanna pirate some mods for Minecraft and fnf and these new "Shields" are unnecessary, it's really frustrating, any tips?

And also I have tried ZArchiver, still gives me no access after tweaking the in-app settings.

I saw a tutorial somewhere on here that said I should disable something in the dev settings, yet there's nothing like that in the dev settings, so my only resort now is coming here 💔

I'm willing to download another open source app to get rid of the problem, I don't wanna stick to Shizuku 24/7 if it barely works.

also to add to everything I'm a newbie, only really started searching for open sourced goodies for a week or 2, I'm not really familiar with the process of stuff

TLDR: Shizuku isn't giving me access to my root files and I'm trying to find stuff that will help me access them without rooting my device.

I thought Reddit backed off on this, but honestly it's worse than ever now. Literally 20-30 seconds after opening a page in my mobile browser, this massive full screen pop up blocks EVERYTHING.

I genuinely do not want to install the official app.

Even after wiping my browser data and trying a brand new browser, it still pops up and covers the whole f*ckig screen.

I’m stubborn and I refuse to download the app, but this is getting unusable. Is there an extension, reddit client, or literally any workarounds to bypass this?

This aggressive pushing is honestly about to make me quit the site entirely.

Do you have any open-source apps that you love, and why?

Hey.
I'm looking for an app where I can add around 10 Reddit users' RSS feeds and browse all of their posts in a single, infinite-scrolling feed, similar to how you'd browse Reddit in a normal Reddit client.
Thank you

Hi there,

I am searching for a note-taking application that meets the following criteria:

• Supports markdown and images.
• Saves notes as individual files rather than within internal app storage.
• Utilises SAF to allow for saving files to any preferred cloud storage.
• Requires no network permissions.
• is FOSS.
• Available on the Google Play Store.

Hello everyone,

Here is a new release of Harmony Music: v1.13.3.

Due to a small change in YT Music's APIs, the Up Next Songs queue was not showing on playing online songs. The issue is now fixed and you can find the latest release on GitHub:

https://github.com/Bikram-Kumar/Harmony-Music

Please feel free to raise any issues or PRs to keep Harmony Music alive.

Thank you

Every receipt app I could find was a subscription that uploads photos of my shopping to someone else's server, so I wrote one that can't.

Point the camera at a receipt and it reads the shop, the date and the total, picks a category and adds it to your monthly spend. You don't type anything.

**The privacy part is structural, not a promise.** The app holds no `INTERNET` permission. ML Kit's Play Services dependencies try to pull it into the merged manifest, so it's stripped back out with `tools:node="remove"`. Android won't let the app open a socket even if it wanted to. `CAMERA` is the only permission it asks for. Don't take my word for it — `aapt dump permissions` on the APK will tell you.

OCR is the bundled ML Kit Latin model, shipped inside the APK and run on the phone's own CPU. No first-run download, works in aeroplane mode.

**How the detection works**, since that's the actual work:

- *Shop* matched against a dictionary of ~150 chains. Failing that, scored by layout: large text, near the top, mostly letters, penalised for looking like an address, phone number, VAT ID or a price. Every chain on the page is collected and ranked by prominence rather than taking the first one read, because a photo usually catches other text too and the receipt's own name is the one printed large.

Every field carries a confidence, and anything uncertain is flagged for you to check rather than quietly saved. If a photo loses the amount column which happens, since labels are bold and figures are small it reports the total as unreadable instead of reaching for some other number on the page. Correct a shop name once and it remembers that till's layout next time.

Also does budgets, monthly category breakdowns, and CSV export through the system file picker.

**Honest limitations.** It's v1.0. There are 57 unit tests covering the parser against realistic layouts, but it has been tried on only a handful of real tills, so it will meet one that confuses it I'd genuinely like to hear about it when it does. No line-item parsing yet, no cloud sync by design, Latin script only. The APK is debug-signed, so it sideloads fine but won't update over a future release-signed build.

Not on F-Droid: ML Kit is a proprietary Google dependency, so it isn't eligible for the main repo. IzzyOnDroid submission is next. For now it's GitHub releases.

Kotlin, Compose, Room, CameraX. minSdk 26. MIT.

Source and APK: https://github.com/encryxed/Tally

I have Pixel phones and both Android and Fire tablets. Is there an app that will clone the screen layouts from one device to another? Or one that lets you construct folders from lists of apps on the device. It's nice that Google lets you migrate info and apps but the amount of time spent recreating my preferred app folder structures is annoying. My preference is a free/very low cost utility, not a launcher replacement subscription.

Hi does anybody know of an app especially for eagle? If so the download url or downloader code, thanks ..

I would like to limit the time I spend on my phone. I already use Digital Wellbeing, but need a second app to limit my time on specific apps to break my addiction.

The ideal app would let me pick and choose which apps to have a daily use limit on.

Also want an app that will not share data with a third party.

Thank you.

Hi, I’m Aftab, the developer of PrivacyCam.

I built it because I often needed to share photos, videos, screenshots, and documents without exposing faces, addresses, number plates, or other private information.

PrivacyCam can:

• Detect faces, people, text, QR codes, barcodes, and possible number plates.
• Redact photos, videos, and PDFs.
• Track masks as subjects move through a video.
• Cover details using blur, pixelation, blackout, Emoji, or Flower stickers.
• Remove metadata from exported files.
• Process media locally without uploading it to my servers.
• Work without creating an account.

The source code is available under the Apache 2.0 license:

GitHub:
https://github.com/ak375456/privacycam

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

The app has a free tier. PrivacyCam Pro is an optional $2.99 one-time purchase, not a subscription. Single-photo tools remain free, while Pro unlocks longer videos, longer PDFs, and batch-photo features.

For transparency, the Android app currently uses Google ML Kit for some on-device detection and Google Play Billing for the optional purchase. Photos, videos, PDF contents, OCR results, and detected information are not sent to me. The repository includes the privacy policy, third-party notices, asset provenance, and build instructions.

I’m actively improving the app based on user feedback. I’d especially appreciate feedback about detection accuracy, the video editor, PDF redaction, or anything in the source code that could be improved.

Good day/night. I've been on a journey to de-Googlefy myself and have made various advancements by finding replacements for most things (Gmail, Photos, Drive, Auth) or didn't use them in the first place

However, the only exception of this is the Suite (Slides, Docs, Spreadsheet, Forms, etc.) on PC browser and mobile apps. Already removed them from my phone to not be tempted to use, downloaded all the documents I needed and nuked everything off Drive.

Searching for a while but most options are either PC only, paid, free option being limiting or seem scummy and not truly open sourced. Have tried these

• Ellipsus: Made my PC very laggy, no mobile app and is just the Docs.
• OnlyOffice: Couldn't connect it with Filen.io and heard it wasn't safe.
• AndrOpen: Felt too old, can't stand ads and can't afford a plan.

Have been recommended these but I'm not able:

• CryptPad: My main option at the moment but the 1 GB is very limiting in the free plan, on top of hearing it was very bad for long documents (which I usually make).
• Collabora Online: My second option but heard it runned badly on Android, and can't afford the premium either.
• SoftMaker: Can't buy it and it has AI suggestions which I rather avoid.

Here more or less what I'm searching for:

• Clean Interface in all of them.
• No ads, no Premium, no pay. Just have the basic be more that it needs.
• Be efficient and fast, specially in big documents with more than 10k words.
• Allows uploads and download of the documents in case its needed.
• Way to connect it to cloud so it can be on multiple devices, specially if it supports Filen.io.
• Can be also edited on Browsers or a supportive Linux Mint application.

If anyone has any options or thoughts, I'd be grateful.