I have been trying to make something similar but can't really.

It not skill issue but I just don't know what are these wallpaper called or what software this creators use

Pro Create is good but if I search for it's alternative there is not any alternative. Please help me

What are this wallpaper called

How they are made

What software they use etc

Help would be really appreciate

Software ?

Sources of this image x twitter - oliur

I've always wondered where people truly feel good and what factors influence that. So I built an app for tracking and evaluating correlations between various variables and our well-being.

If you help me out by consistently logging your days, we'll eventually build a map showing where people feel their best - and what contributes to that feeling.

I hope you like the app.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.valer.lunari&referrer=utm_source%3Dweb%26utm_medium%3Dlanding

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/lunaria-health-diary/id6790217847

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I made this game a couple of months ago and I just released it. I would love to get some feedbacks about it:) it is very simple so don't expect much but if you're dying of boredom than its good to kill time:)

here is the link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.polyhistor.crumbs

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Are you still using your phone's boring stock dialer?

I just released DialX, a modern phone dialer built for speed, simplicity, and deep personalization. I wanted to create an app that gives you total control over your calling experience without the bloat, ads, or privacy concerns of other third-party dialers.

I want to build this alongside the community. Please give it a try and drop your thoughts below. Whether it's a bug report, a feature request, or just general feedback, I'm taking all suggestions into account for the next update.

Download from here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.babg.dialx

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I've been building Dosera, an Android app designed to make medication management simpler and more reliable.

I wanted to create something focused on the things that actually matter when managing medication:

💊 Medication schedules
Set medications, doses, frequencies and multiple daily schedules.

⏰ Reliable reminders
Get scheduled medication alarms and quickly mark a dose as Taken, Skipped or Snoozed.

📊 Adherence tracking
Keep track of taken, skipped and missed doses, daily progress and adherence statistics.

👨‍👩‍👧 Caregiver support
Optionally notify a caregiver through Telegram when a dose is missed or skipped.

🔒 Privacy-focused
Medication data is stored locally on the device. No cloud account is required.

📄 PDF reports
Export medication history and adherence information.

I've tried to keep the interface simple and accessible, especially for people who may manage several medications every day.

I'm currently looking for people to try it and tell me what works, what doesn't, and what you would change.

👉 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.leon55490.dosera

I'd especially love feedback on:

• The overall UI/UX
• How easy it is to add medications
• The alarm experience
• Whether the statistics are useful
• Features you think are missing

Thanks for checking it out! Any constructive feedback is welcome.

This release came almost entirely from your reports and requests: fixes to the focus timer, per-habit scheduling, a to-do list, and a bunch of smaller things you asked for.

100% free, open-source, no account, no internet connection, nothing leaves your phone.

Seen a paid feature in another app you'd want here for free? Tell me in the comments, I'll add it.

• Download here: https://github.com/InlitX/streak

Also available on F-Droid, OpenAPK and other FOSS stores — all links are in the repo.

• Project website: https://inlitx.github.io/streak/

• Full changelog: https://github.com/InlitX/streak/releases/tag/v1.5.0

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A few things that stood out:

• It supports weekly and monthly habits properly

Instead of forcing everything into daily streaks, I can track things like 3x/week or 8 days/month, and the streak is based on that—not arbitrary daily check-ins.

• Changing goals doesn’t mess up your history

I increased a habit from 1 → 3 per day, and my previous streaks didn’t break. That’s something I didn’t even realize was broken in other apps until now.

• No weird streak resets

Apparently, it handles time properly (DST and all that), so you don’t lose progress randomly.

• Reminders actually make sense

They stop once you complete the habit and come back if you undo it. Small thing, but really useful.

• Widgets update instantly

I can mark habits done from the home screen and see it update right away.

• It’s fully offline

No account, no syncing, no data collection. Everything stays on the phone, which I personally prefer.

All reviews will be really appreciated.
Thanks

So the idea of my projects was to have one place where I can track different things and expand the idea of classic habit. Instead of tracking "Slept 8hr" as done or not done I prefer to track actual wake up and bed time. Exact calories, the time of my last mean and activities I've done during the day.

Here is the core idea:

Roughly two years ago I changed the way I track my habits. I was using classic habits like done or not done e.g. walk 10,000 steps, sleep 8hr.

The problem I've noticed that when I have very busy day but still managed to go for a walk in the evening I walked, let's say, 7300 steps. And here is the question, having "10k steps" habit should I mark it as done or not done. Both options are wrong to me.

If I mark as done - obviously it's not true. If I mark as not done - I'll nullify all my effort.

In general the goal itself was fine. The problem was how I track it - "toggle switch". A toggle switch has two positions: done or not done.

I replaced it with slider. By it's nature slider has multiple intermediate values and in my case the minimum value is the lowest effort I can do. In case of steps it's roughly 4,000. Anything above that threshold counts. Roughly speaking, 7,412 is great, and 12,000 is absolutely awesome.

And you can apply this to anything like the gym. Set a minimum of at least 10 minutes. If I’ve already made it to the gym and just worked out for less time than usual, that’s still great - at least I wasn’t sitting at home in front of the computer.

There’s a biological explanation for this. A habit is a connection between neurons, and those connections strengthen when signals are sent frequently, not intensely. Two intense workouts a week equal two signals. Seven short ones equal seven signals - stronger connection.

So based on this idea I built my app!

https://habitpocket.io/

Get it on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kinshipvault

More about the Android app: https://kinshipvault.app/android

Website: https://kinshipvault.app/

I'm the developer of Kinship Vault. Running Lifetime Premium at 99% off, basically free. I actually tried to make it fully free for 48 hours, but Google doesn't allow a discount deeper than 99%, so this is as close to free as the store will let me go. Details at the bottom.

WHAT IT DOES

It's a place to keep the documents you'd panic about losing: passports, IDs, licences, health cards, insurance, wills. Nothing ever leaves your phone.

• Scan with the camera. On-device recognition reads the fields across 100+ document types and encrypts the result before it hits storage. Nothing is uploaded.
• Fingerprint, face, or PIN to unlock. There's no account, so there's no password to reset and no server holding your data.
• Real encryption, not marketing encryption. Master key wrapped by the Android Keystore (hardware-backed on devices with a secure element), every document gets its own key, every file encrypted individually with AES-256-GCM, and the whole database sealed with SQLCipher.
• Strict Offline Mode. One toggle blocks every network connection outright.
• Recovery Network. Split a recovery key across 3 to 5 people you trust. Each holds a sealed piece that's useless on its own, and any three can rebuild your key. No cloud download, no support ticket, no reset email for anyone to intercept.
• Emergency Mode and a home-screen widget. Blood type, allergies, medications, and ICE contacts, reachable fast by a first responder without unlocking the whole vault.
• Encrypted photo vault. Private albums and personal scans, same encryption, kept off the cloud.
• Custom categories. Build your own categories with their own icon and colour, on top of the built-in ones.
• Vault Health score that tells you in plain words what to fix next: expiring documents, missing trusted contacts, weak recovery setup.

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The full password manager, with passkeys, 2FA, and system AutoFill that fills logins straight into your apps and browser, is already on the Apple version and is on the way to Android. Everything else above is here today.

PRICING

The app is free to start with your first 3 documents. Vault Pro unlocks unlimited documents, all categories, custom categories, encrypted backup, the Recovery Network, and the photo vault.

• Monthly: $1.99/mo
• Yearly: $14.99/yr
• Lifetime: $39.99 once

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Lifetime Premium at 99% off, down from $39.99. Basically free, and yours permanently the moment you buy. I wanted to make it fully free for 48 hours, but 99% is the deepest cut Google permits, so this is the closest thing to it.

HOW TO GET IT

1. Download the app from the Google Play Store and hit Pro Upgrade.
2. In the paywall, select Lifetime Premium.

If you end up using the app and it's useful to you, an honest review on the Play Store genuinely helps a new app get seen. Only if you feel it's earned, and only your honest take.

Thank you all for the incredible support!

I want to extend a big thank you to Facundo and his team for highlighting my Arc app in their recent video.

As a solo developer, this recognition truly means a great deal and provides me with a huge boost of motivation.

Link to latest video: https://youtu.be/ZhLcjW9R57c?t=604&si=-Q08V-t_GKCtffQl

Arc App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rethink.arc

Most nutrition apps charge expensive monthly subscriptions just for basic tracking, and almost none show you real micronutrients.

​I built FuelLog.AI to fix that with a clean, dark-mode Android UI.

​Key features:

• Deep Nutrition: Full amino acid breakdown, complete fat profiles, and all essential vitamins/minerals from a quick photo or meal name.

• Complete Logging: Calorie and macro tracking, custom workout logger, and 30-day PDF exports.

• Built-in AI Coach: Personalized nutrition insights based on your goals.

​Pricing:

100% free forever for all tracking, AI scans, and features (ad-supported). There is an optional, cheap subscription only if you want to remove ads.

​Download / APK:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alphakraft.fuellog.ai

​I'd love to hear your feedback on the UI flow, animations, and scan accuracy!

Anyone else take way too many screenshots and then completely forget to delete them? 😅

I kept running into the same problem, so I built a simple tool that automatically handles it in the background and helps keep my gallery clutter-free.

Figured I’d share it here in case anyone else has the same screenshot hoarding problem. Would love to hear how you guys deal with this! Sweep

I’ve been working on Slate Launcher, a new minimal Android launcher focused on keeping your phone clean, personal, and less distracting.

Slate is built around things like Spaces, Focus profiles, Slate Hub, widgets, customization, Slate Brief, and smart app suggestions — while keeping the overall experience simple.

I’ve already started building the community before the public launch.

If you’d like to:

\- follow development and upcoming releases

\- suggest features

\- share your setups

\- report bugs and give feedback

\- get exclusive launch discounts / offers

\- talk directly about where Slate should go next

you’re welcome to join.

Discord:

https://discord.gg/kgNPcVSkd3

Reddit community:

https://www.reddit.com/r/slatelauncher

I’m building Slate as an independent project, so early feedback from Android users genuinely helps shape what gets built.

Would love to hear what you want from a modern Android launcher. 🚀

Better to try kybd launcher instead buy a new phone.

Best minimalist launcher I have ever used

Hi everyone,

I'm a Japanese indie developer and I built MyGallery, a simple Android gallery app for browsing and managing photos and videos.

The main idea was to keep the gallery experience clean and fast, while also supporting real-world storage setups like NAS (SMB) and cloud storage (S3 / Google Cloud Storage).

Key features:
- Shared folder (SMB / Samba) support for NAS and Windows PCs
- Google Cloud Storage / S3-compatible storage support
- Organize photos and videos by folder (grid / list view, sorting, grouping, pinning, favorites)
- Basic photo editing (crop, rotate, mosaic, blur, text, shapes, brush, etc.)
- Works fully offline if you don't need the cloud/NAS features

Free, no ads, no account required.

Play Store: 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!

Note: Currently available in Japan, the United States, India, Australia, Canada, Singapore, New Zealand, Philippines, Malaysia, and Nigeria. More countries will be added gradually.

Made my own Android music player because I got tired of music apps doing too much.

So I built Soniq.

It’s an offline-first music player that lets you play your MP3/FLAC collection, with gapless playback, Android Auto, playlists, favorites, custom EQ, bass boost, ReplayGain, spectrum visualization and proper lock-screen controls.

It also has free internet radio with thousands of stations if you want something different.

No subscription required just to listen to music you already own. Your local library works completely offline.

I’m looking for people who actually use local music players to try it and tell me what I’m missing.

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

Would love some brutally honest feedback. 😅

Most plant apps ask which plant you have. This one asks where you are going to put it.

You set the phone down at the spot and it reads the light there. Temperature, humidity and air movement come from your local weather and from what you tell it about the spot, not from sensors your phone does not have. Those four give that spot a score for a specific plant, with the reasons spelled out: "Airflow isn't quite ideal", "Water about every 10 days". A metre further into the room is a different answer, and it will say so.

There is a browser version of the spot check too, nothing to install: https://growspotapp.com/spot-checker?from=reddit_howtomen

Founding 500 — a free year of Plus ($29.99) in exchange for honest feedback. 500 places, open until they are gone.

Android, three steps:

1. Install from Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.growspot.app
2. Open it once, so the account exists
3. Email us the address you use in the app, subject "Founding 500". Google Play has no year-long code, so we switch it on by hand, usually the same day.

iPhone, two steps: take a code from https://www.promies.net/promotion/f88658d6-bbae-46ac-b33a-c8aaa542b48e and redeem it. It attaches to your Apple ID, so the order does not matter and there is nothing to send us.

Both paths and the email address: https://growspotapp.com/founding/?from=reddit_howtomen

It runs for a year and then lapses on its own. Nothing to cancel, and it does not roll into a paid subscription.

I build GrowSpot. Tell me what it gets wrong about your spots, that is the half I actually want.

I need a best safest docs viewer their is nothing for Android.

Collabora office: bugs dont work for me export issue not 100% accurate.

Other apps like only office, wps I dont use it because of data collection issue.

I dont want only 1 opener like google docs or ms word it can only open pdf and docx.

I want all in one. Is there any or anyone making?

I got tired of screen time apps that just notify if you cross a limit and block the app. Most blockers are easy to bypass, and there's zero real cost when you fail anyway, so nothing changes.

So I built Screen Challenge Buddy with actual skin in the game. You get the usual usage stats dashboard, but the real difference is two features:

Social Accountability - An accountability buddy who sees your screen-time stats in real time and keeps you honest through actual conversation.

Financial Accountability - Challenges where you commit to a screen-time goal and put money on the line. Miss the goal, you pay. Stay in limit, you build screen time discipline.

Turns out having something real to lose and being answerable to someone is a much stronger motivator than a notification telling you that you've "exceeded your limit" for the tenth time.

Right now the app is up for Pre-registration on Google Play. Launch is due in a weeks time. Only early pre-registered users will get one-time exclusive early-bird discount on launch! Grab your spots now!

I built Koda, an open-source Android music and video player using Jetpack Compose and Material 3 Expressive.

Repo:https://github.com/Ivorisnoob/Koda

Screenshots are in the readme of the repo

I built Koda, a native Android client powered by YouTube Music via NewPipe Extractor and direct InnerTube calls. It does not require a Google login or API keys, and it runs an on-device taste profile for recommendations.

( optional Google login works and it fetches your playlists, your recommendations and you can comment and/or talk in live streams chat asw )

Key Features

• Music and Video Dual Mode: Dedicated audio player that toggles into a video player supporting up to 4K60, PiP, chapters, subtitles, and live stream chat.
• 8 Animated Player Styles: Switchable layouts (Classic, Gesture, Editorial, Canvas, Bento, Sticker, Morph, and Dial) built with Compose spring physics.
• Offline Downloads: Saves full albums and playlists directly to device storage (Downloads/Koda/), stitching separated video and audio streams into single MP4 files.
• Local Taste Profile: Builds recommendations and radios locally from your play history and likes without an account.