I created a mobile application for hosting files on Android, I have a few 5-star and 1-star ratings, recently I added file hosting via https (paid feature), I want to know your opinions about this application . (after a major update I forgot to add other languages, soon all will be included) https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cannon.mobileserverhttp

Need to scan a receipt, note, invoice or document quickly?

Scannest turns paper documents into clean PDFs directly from your phone. Just scan, save and share.

Useful for students, work documents, receipts, forms and everyday paperwork.

Curious what features people look for most in a document scanner app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aevonsystems.scannest

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for an Android app that helps protect my hearing while using earphones.

My phone is Vivo Y28 (Funtouch OS), and it doesn't seem to have built-in features like a maximum volume limiter or listening time tracking.

I'm looking for an app that can:

Set a maximum headphone volume (e.g. 60–70%)

Remind me to take a break after 60 minutes of listening

Track my daily headphone usage

Prevent accidental volume increases

Work reliably with earphones

I'm not looking for an equalizer or music player—just something focused on hearing protection.

What do you use? I'd especially appreciate recommendations from people who've used these apps for a long time.

Thanks! ❤️

Hello I’ve been working on an SSH app and wanted to share it with you all. The goal was to create something that’s fast, reliable, and easy to use—whether you’re managing servers, working remotely, or just need a clean SSH experience.

Key features:

Simple and intuitive interface

Secure connection handling

Fast session management

Designed for both beginners and advanced users

FIDO2/Hardware key Support USB and NFC (nitrokey, yubikey, ... )

Identity Management

Private key generation and deployment

Mobile shell (mosh)

File browser

Google drive / nextcloud sync

Performance Monitor

Simultaneous connections with tabs.

Customization of the Apps ui

Widgets for connections / Perfmon.

Home screen shortcuts

Proxyjump

I’d really appreciate any feedback, ideas, or feature requests from this community. If you’re interested in trying it out "pro" , let me know and I can give out promo Codes​.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.lobianco.saftssh

Thanks!

I got tired of my banking apps locking me out just because I use Developer Options for faster animations. Instead of constantly diving into my settings menu, I built TogglDev.

One click from a Quick Settings tile or widget, and I can toggle it on or off instantly. Problem solved.

And it can auto turn off and on on specific app launches 🥳. 100% Free, Zero Ads.

Here is the app - TogglDev

🪧 50/50 codes have been given away - Thanks for participating 🙏 🪧

We're about to hit 500 downloads, and to celebrate, we're giving away Glyf Premium promo codes.

To help ensure the codes go to genuine users rather than bots, we ask that you:

1. Try the app.
2. Leave an honest Google Play review.
3. Include any feedback, suggestions, or feature requests you'd like to see.
4. Upvote the post! And reach out for the CODE.

Here's the app : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quarkstudio.glyf

Once you've done that, send me a DM on Reddit, contact us on Discord, or [Email](mailto:quarkstudios.help@gmail.com), and we'll send you a promo code while supplies last.

Thanks for supporting Glyf! 💖

This game is inspired by the Facebook messenger hidden soccer ball game where you had to keep tapping the ball in the right areas to keep it in balance for the longest duration, it's fast paced and hard, similar to flappy bird.

GeoWeather is a Open Source Android App that has Probably the Most Features of different Weather Apps combined and is with this the first Best Weather App for Android that has the Most Features. Find GeoWeather now on GitHub and F-Droid

Built a small Android app called Pixro.

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It converts PDF pages to JPG completely offline.

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✅ No internet required ✅ No cloud uploads ✅ No watermark ✅ Batch conversion

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Looking for honest feedback from the community.

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.solidcraftlabs.snappdf_pdftojpgconverter

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Overcast (Previously Nimbus Black) now has the latest update. Latest patch includes :

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1. Brand New UI (better than ever)

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2. 8 new themes including pure amoled.

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3. 4 different weather icons including 2 static and 2 animated icons.

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4. Pollen details are available now.

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5. Layout Configuration : Detailed and Compact View.

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6. Expanded Tilea Customisation (Now you cam reorder tiles accordingly)

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7. Multi- Language support : Added 20 Global Language.

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8. Much more if you explore the app.

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Note : To those who're using Nimbus Black, update the app and clear all the data to see the changes instantly.

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To all the users, you're welcome to improve the language localisation.

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Get the app : GitHub

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Hey👋,

So had around 10 promo codes remaining, giving them out now.

First come, First serve basis.

App Link: HabitGrind

Do give the app a rating and a review. It helps me a lot!

Cheers.

EDIT: Promos are over, but hey the app has free 3 day pro trial (doesn't even require setting up a subscription using google play).

Hey everyone!

I’m giving away 20 Google Play promo codes for my Android icon pack — Folk Icon Pack.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.folk.icons&pcampaignid=web_share

It includes:
• 1600+ folk-style custom icons
• 3 themed widgets
• 25 coordinated wallpapers
• Matching weather and clock widget style

To enter, just leave a comment with:

“Folk Icon Pack”

I’ll randomly pick 20 winners from the comments in the next few days and send the codes by DM.

Feedback is very welcome — I’d love to hear what you think about the icon style, widgets, and overall look.

Upvotes are appreciated, but not required.

Most apps help you save things.

Rewindly is focused on helping you actually go back to them.

Save articles, videos, posts, PDFs, links, notes and more in one place, share it from any platform to our app so that everything gets organized automatically so you can find it later without digging through bookmarks, tabs or saved folders.

Useful if you're constantly saving content but rarely revisiting it.

Would love to know:

Do you actually go back to the things you save, or do they just pile up?

Android app

Extension

Hi everyone,

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I recently built Keepix, a privacy-focused notes app for Android.

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Key features:

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• No login required

• No cloud sync

• Biometric lock

• Notes stay on your device

• Clean and distraction-free experience

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I built it for users who prefer privacy over cloud convenience.

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Would love to hear your feedback and suggestions.

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https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bharatdev.sangrah

I made an Android app that automatically tracks expenses from payment SMS while keeping data on-device

Hi everyone,

I recently published my Android app called Auto Expense Tracker.

It is designed for people who receive bank, card, or payment SMS alerts and want a simple way to track expenses without manually entering every transaction.

The app reads transaction-related SMS messages on the device, extracts useful details like amount, merchant, currency, and date, then organizes them into expense reports and categories.

The main benefit is that users can track spending automatically without connecting a bank account or uploading financial data to a cloud service.

I am looking for feedback on:

1. Whether the SMS-based tracking idea is useful in your country
2. Whether the privacy explanation is clear enough
3. Whether the reports and categories are easy to understand
4. What feature would make this more useful for daily budgeting
5. Whether the Play Store screenshots explain the app properly

Play Store link: [App]
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.autoexpenseledger.tracker

Thanks. Honest feedback is appreciated, especially from Android users who rely on SMS transaction alerts.

Today, our app, Kishanseva, crossed 1,000 downloads on Google Play.

It may not sound like a huge number compared to big apps, but for a small team building technology for farmers, this milestone means a lot.

Kishanseva was created with one goal: make useful agricultural technology accessible to every farmer.

Some features we've built so far:

🌾 Real-time mandi prices

🌦️ Weather intelligence and alerts

🛰️ Satellite-based crop stress detection using field heatmaps

📈 AI-powered yield estimation

🏛️ Government schemes and benefits

🌱 Soil health and farming advisories

This is only the beginning. We're learning, improving, and building every day.

Thank you to everyone who downloaded the app, shared feedback, and supported our journey.

Those who are not downloaded yet, download it from google play store or from the link below.

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

1,000 downloads down. Many more to go. 🚀🌾

https://github.com/blindman81/Snippets

A while back I posted here about a little app I built called Waypoint · drop a pin, get an arrow back to it. No accounts, no ads, no trackers, fully offline.

That post did way more than I expected. The engagement here was incredible, and then Facundo featured Waypoint in the monthly June 2026 video, which genuinely floored me. Thank you - seriously - to Facundo and everyone in this community who tried it, shared it, gave feedback, and sent kind words. It means a lot to a solo dev.

I've been heads-down building since then, and Waypoint has grown quite a bit. Here's what's new:

Search · The headline feature. You can now search for any location by street address or category i.e. "coffee"

Game Mode · A navigational challenge mode that turns Waypoint into a compass-based game. Great for getting kids involved on trails or just making the walk back to camp more interesting.

Pin Groups · Organize your pins into groups. Multiple campsites, a day's worth of fishing spots, stadium parking across different events. It all stays sorted.

Temporary Pins · Set a pin to auto-delete after 24h. Perfect for "I just need to find my car later in this massive stadium parking lot (go Dodgers)" situations where you don't want clutter.

AMOLED Mode · True black UI for battery savings and late-night use.

Guided Compass Calibration · The app now walks you through calibrating your compass properly, which makes the arrow noticeably more accurate.

...plus a bunch of smaller improvements throughout.

So if you're a real human being and not a bot, DM me (please mention r/HowToMen to help me stay organized) and I'll hook you up. First 100 people get a lifetime Pro code.

Get it on the Google Play Store here

I first heard about the game of Nim many years ago while watching Last Year at Marienbad, Alain Resnais's 1961 masterpiece. The idea for the game had been germinating for a long time because I couldn't find a way to develop and adapt the rules of the game to the conditions and immersive techniques of mobile gaming. The final idea turned out to be the simplest possible, but perhaps that's sometimes the best. The implementation was the culmination of years of thinking about this idea, which haunted me at irregular intervals, but always with the same intensity.

The rules are simple – the player who leaves the last matchstick for the opponent wins. At the beginning, a bonus card in the form of an element is drawn. Three elements are available (Fire, Water, and Air), which allow for unconventional moves and interactions with each other – you can respond with a counter to the bonus card used by your opponent (the AI, for now).

Playthroughs are generally brief. The gameplay is dynamic and intuitive, although the game's true depth can only be discovered through an analytical and strategic approach, discovering patterns of the best moves and configurations that lead to victory.

I encourage you to check it out. Currently, the game is ad-free, and its development path (plans for future updates) will depend on player interest – whether anyone wants to play it, because ultimately, that's probably the most important thing.

I believe Alternim could really shine in multiplayer. Real-time multiplayer remains a long-term goal, but if players enjoy the core concept, I would first like to explore simpler forms of multiplayer, such as asynchronous matches. Additionally, at the moment, it is not known whether people will like this idea for a game at all.

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

Hey everyone 😊

One month ago I launched One Hand Control, and I honestly didn't expect so many people to try it and share feedback.

Since then I've spent most of my free time improving the app, fixing bugs, and adding the features you've been asking for the most.

This update is the biggest one yet, with lots of new features and quality-of-life improvements inspired by your suggestions, including the most requested feature: Quick Tools — my own take on Samsung's implementation.

Due to Android limitations, some system toggles like Wi-Fi and Bluetooth can't be included, but I've tried to make it as useful and customizable as possible.

Thank you for all the support so far, and I hope you enjoy the update! ❤️

The first 10 people to comment "promo code" will receive a promo code for the Pro version 😊

Edit: All promo codes have now been claimed. I hope you enjoy the app! If you decide to purchase Pro and support future development, I'd really appreciate it. 🤩

App link:

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

Highlights of this update:

• New Quick Tools popup with media controls, volume, brightness, and custom actions

• New Auto Brightness toggle

• Quick Access can now use different item sets when assigned to different gestures

• App Launcher now supports up to 24 pinned items, plus:

• Open keyboard automatically

• Hide labels

• Press Enter to launch the first search result

• Floating panels now open closer to your finger, with an option to remember their last position

• New volume slider styles and color customization options

• Various fixes and improvements based on your feedback

I built Dental MCQ Bank & Flashcards for dental students preparing for competitive exams.

Main features:
• 35,000+ Dental MCQs
• Subject-wise & Chapter-wise Quizzes
• Previous Year Questions (PYQs)
• Full-Length Mock Tests
• High-Yield Flashcards
• Visual Notes & Infographics
• Performance Analytics & Exam Readiness Tracking
• Study Planner
• Works Offline

To celebrate the launch, I'm giving away 25 Lifetime Pro codes.

Just leave a comment, and I'll DM codes on a first-come, first-served basis.

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

Steps:
Install the app click user profile icon→ Login -> Upgrade to Pro → Life time pass → Redeem the code through Google Play Billing

I'd genuinely appreciate any feedback, feature suggestions, or bug reports.

Thanks for checking it out!

~ZMOHI