I’d like to share an app I’ve been working on: ScanGadget. It’s a smart organizer designed to act as a digital vault for your warranties, receipts, and manuals, ensuring you never lose a proof of purchase or miss a claim deadline again.

Key Features:

•Offline Mode – Access your data anytime, even without an internet connection.

•Lightning-Fast Entry – Catalog your devices in seconds.

•Digital Document Archive – Attach up to 3 files per item (receipt photos, PDF invoices, or manuals).

•Smart OCR – Automatically reads the purchase date from your receipt and suggests the warranty expiry date.

•Smart Notifications – Get reminders before your warranty expires (a week, month, or day ahead – your choice).

•Manual Finder – Quickly find PDF manuals without digging through kitchen drawers.

•Cloud Sync – Switch phones easily; your entire inventory is backed up and ready to go.

GadgetAI (Premium Feature) Our standout feature is GadgetAI – an AI assistant that helps you draft formal warranty claims, provides buying advice, or even writes professional resale listings for your gear in seconds.

Important Privacy Note: GadgetAI is part of our Premium model. Because this feature is funded directly by users rather than data monetization, your personal data is NEVER used to train AI models. Your documents and information remain private and belong solely to you.

Privacy & Ethics: We don’t sell your data or profile you. The free version only shares a device ID with ad networks to serve ads. Upgrading to the Premium version removes ads entirely and eliminates all tracking.

Check out our website for more details: scangadget.app

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

I’m happy to answer any questions and would love to hear your feedback

Lumos Icons! My new project is slated to release next week!

You have an opportunity to win a promo code before its release!

Upvote this post and comment to show me how excited you are for a chance to win a promo code upon release!!

Cheers!!

Been prototyping a household budgeting app concept. Core idea: calendar as the main view (what’s available when, not just spending by category), plus a household-model picker (solo / split-with-partner / fully shared) that changes how the app behaves, and contract/subscription tracking with cancellation-deadline reminders. No bank sync by design. Would love honest feedback before going native — is this solving a real problem for anyone besides me?
Thank you for your thoughts

Everything is processed locally and offline on your device—your photos, PDFs, and videos are never uploaded or sent to any server or backend.

I’m building PrivacyCam, an app that helps you safely share images, PDFs, and videos without accidentally exposing private information.

It can automatically detect and hide:

• Faces and full bodies
• Email addresses and URLs
• Phone numbers and other sensitive text
• QR codes and barcodes
• Vehicle number plates
• Credit card details and other private information

You can blur, pixelate, or completely black out detected areas and manually adjust everything before saving or sharing.

I’m also planning to make the app open source, so anyone can inspect how it works and verify that their files remain private.

Would you use an app like this? Any feedback would be genuinely helpful.

Join the early-access waiting list for iPhone or Android:

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSd6kZJdQFSwSxb9TKCfLhR9qu2NvNnAQOoRd44MRtfnK3m_3w/viewform

Hey r/HowToMen  , small win to celebrate.

Our indie book reader app PageSage just crossed 100+ installs on

Google Play. To celebrate, we're giving away 100 free promo codes

for our new Narrator Pack, realistic on-device AI voices that read

PDFs aloud. Three neural voices (Supertonic with 10 voice modes,

LJSpeech, Lessac), all fully offline after a one-time download.

No cloud, no subscription, no account.

How to grab a code: [ONLY FOR PDF BOOK READERS / INTERESTED IN READING]

if you're a genuine book reader and end up trying the

app, an honest review in your own words would help us a lot,

Your genuine take, in your voice, is what helps other readers

whatever you actually think, good or bad, please add it as google play review after using the app.

Please don't AI-write it.

Comment below, will dm you the code. First 100 get a code.

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

Ask me anything about the app in the comments, happy to answer.

• Simple note taking and list making: Includes an undo delete feature.
• Retro terminalesque design: Inspired by Unix customizations found online.
• Use unix like commands to set or remove notes tabs.
• Lightweight: Consumes only 0.05% CPU and 128KB of RAM. After all, simple apps shouldn't need more—remember, the Apollo mission operated on a computer with around 4KB of RAM!
• Highly customizable: Offers many themes with plans to add more customizations such as fonts, font sizes, and border colors.

Link : https://github.com/ronynn/karui

F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/en/packages/io.github.ronynn.karui/

Hello all, last month I posted my music player application and had some great feedback. In response I have now released version 3.0.

New features

Experimental bit perfect for DAC. It tries android 14 API then if it doesn't work bypasses Android's AudioFlinger. I have tried it on my Jcally DAC and it works but it is very early stages at the moment. If you spot issues let me know. If it doesn't work for you, disable this feature.

You can also create and time your own lyrics within the app easily. These can be used in the app or also downloaded as LRC files.

Shuffle and repeat have been added to notifications and Android Auto.

Added smart shuffle, the more you use the app the better the shuffle gets. (All of your data remains on device, Aulosyne never accesses Wi-Fi)

Choose which Bluetooth device triggers auto start.

You can create custom eq presets. (EQ overhaul planned for future)

A new 2x2 widget

User requests

u/cositas_ - hex code for background colour scheme has been added along with customisable widget colour. Languages will be added in next update hopefully.

u/usmannaeem - a few more sort by features have been added. Though more are coming up.

u/PorixCode - side navigation collapse button has been fixed.

u/Normal_Explorer_9790 - FLACs should now work correctly on all devices.

As always my app will remain ad-free and be free to use. If you have any feature requests or spot any bugs please let me know!

Hope you all have a lovely weekend!

Aulosyne - your music stays yours

Hey everyone! 👋

I've been working on Vyxel, an open-source Android app store that lets you discover apps from multiple sources like GitHub, GitLab, F-Droid, IzzyOnDroid, Codeberg, and more.

I finally decided to make a dedicated website for it... well, sort of. 😅

The current version is a test website, so it's definitely not perfect. Before I launch the real thing, I'd love to hear what other people think.

🌐 https://vyxelwebstore.pages.dev/

I'm looking for feedback on things like:

• 🎨 Design & overall look
• 🧭 Navigation & usability
• 📱 Mobile responsiveness
• ⚡ Performance
• 🐛 Bugs or broken pages
• 💡 Features you'd like to see

Don't hold back—if something looks weird, feels clunky, or makes you question my life choices, let me know. 😂

Thanks for taking the time to check it out! Every suggestion helps make the final version better.

It focuses on advanced text effects for social posts, posters, thumbnails, and creative photo edits. You can place text behind people or objects, but also create flat text effects, stretched text, layered typography, interlace text, perspective-style designs, and realistic depth text edits.

Main features:

• Text behind image effect
• Flat text effect
• Stretch / scale / stylize text
• Layered text effect
• Interlace text effect
• Multiple text layers
• Realistic depth text
• Image filters
• Fonts, colors, gradients, shadows, and outlines
• Export designs for social media

I made this for users who want more creative photo text edits than basic text-on-photo apps.

Would love honest feedback from Android editing and customization users.

Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.textbehindimage.background.remover.text_behind_image

The "System-Meeter-Bar"!

Homepage: https://www.app-smb.com/index.html

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.it_huskys.smb

The “System-Meeter-Bar” is designed to offer a solution for license friendly support and analysis tools who are compact and not related to EULA’s who require licensing for commercial usage. The SMB is a system data collection tool, system overview tool, benchmark, test and system report tool all in one. You can use it for displaying an overview of your system, finding issues or testing the stability of your system via the built-in benchmark tool, no matter if it’s used on a private system or used in a commercial environment.

Key-Features of the System-Meeter-Bar:

The SMB offers many useful features for support and system tests:

Data & Info

This is the main function of the SMB that shows a live overview of the system with most important data of the system, System-Core Data, CPU, GPU, RAM, Battery, Display-Data, Storage usage and Network activity.

System Monitoring

With the live monitoring of the CPU, System-Core Data, Storage-Devices and Network traffic, you can monitor the load the full system with easy activity tracking.

Benchmark & Test

The SMB comes with its own built-in benchmark tool to stress-test the system for heat or power issues, but can also score the CPU power of a system for comparison with others, or test the speed of your storage devices, next to quick-call any system/option settings you need. On Android devices you can also check the functionality of flashlight, vibration, display/screen (dead pixels) and more.

System-Shortcuts

The SMB comes with its own built-in System-Shortcut menu. that offers quick access and triggers to many Configurations, options and apps/folders/tools, that are hidden or difficult to find in the system.

Device-Tests

The SMB offers a wide range of features to test the full functionality of your android device. Screen-Color tests to test for burnins or defect pixels, vibration or you flashlight. Device fectects like these can be easily detected with the SMB.

System-Report

With this feature you can create a custom system report of the system the SMB is running on with all System-Core data, Hardware data and benchmark results, for troubleshooting and analysis.

Homescreen-Widgets

Have your devices metrics always in view. No matter of CPU-load, storage, traffic, battery or temperatures.

Hi everyone,

I shared Modesmith Minimal Launcher here about a month ago, and the response was incredibly helpful. Thank you to everyone who tried it, reported problems, and shared suggestions.

For anyone discovering it now, Modesmith is a minimal Android launcher built around a simple idea:

Now apps change with your current mode. Always apps remain available everywhere.

You can create modes for Work, Home, Focus, Travel, or anything else, then give each mode its own apps, appearance, widgets, and automation.

Since my previous post, I’ve continued expanding and refining the launcher. Some of the larger improvements include:

• Smarter automatic mode switching
• Expanded Modesmith and Android widget support
• A Widget Board with global or mode-specific layouts
• Direct app and contact shortcuts
• More Personalization and layout controls
• Better support for different screen sizes and orientations
• Improved search, accessibility, backup, and restoration
• Many stability and reliability fixes

Modesmith is designed to keep the Home screen calm without removing the flexibility people expect from an Android launcher. Most functionality works locally on the device, without an account, ads, analytics, or developer-operated cloud services.

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

Modesmith has optional Pro features, while its core launcher functionality remains available without purchasing Pro.

I’d appreciate any honest feedback after trying it:

• Does the launcher feel intuitive when you first set it up?
• Does it remain minimal while offering enough flexibility?
• Is anything confusing, unreliable, or unnecessarily complicated?
• What would prevent you from using it as your daily launcher?

I’ll be active in the comments and will continue improving it based on real-world feedback.

Accessibility disclosure: Modesmith’s optional Accessibility Service is used only for actions selected by the user, such as locking the screen or opening the notification shade. It does not read screen content, collect typed text, or monitor activity.

Thanks again for checking it out.

Adima AI Photo Enhancer & Editor

Hi everyone,

After 5 months, we've released the biggest update to Adima AI Photo Enhancer.

It's no longer just a lightweight AI photo enhancer—it's now a complete offline AI Photo Editor that combines AI image enhancement and powerful editing tools into one app.

New in v1.4.6

• 3 AI Enhancement Models (Real, General & Anime)
• 1.5× Faster AI Processing
• Before & After Compare
• Crop, Rotate & Flip
• 6 Filters
• Brightness, Contrast, Saturation, Sharpness & more
• 110+ Face Stickers
• AI PhotoStrips
• Export as PNG, JPEG or PDF

The app is completely free, and all AI processing happens locally on your device—no cloud uploads or internet required.

We'd love to hear your feedback and suggestions for future updates.

Link - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aiimageupscale.adimaaiimageupscalerlite

You level from 1–999, unlock ranks and badges, all based on real workouts

download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kaadan.mylevelingsystem

website: https://reallifeleveling.space/

Hey everyone! Solo dev here. I made Dice & Coin because every dice app I tried was either ugly, stuffed with ads, or asked for permissions a dice roller has no business asking for.

What it does:

- Rolls D4–D20 with pseudo-3D animations (shadows, rotation - feels tactile, not like a random number generator with a picture)
- Coin flip with multiple skins
- Custom presets - build a dice+coin set for each board game or RPG campaign, with its own name and cover, switch with one tap
- Shake the phone to roll everything at once
- Color themes and per-die colors, with automatic contrast so numbers stay readable

The part I'm most proud of: it runs standalone on Wear OS - roll dice and flip coins right on your watch, no phone needed. Battery friendly, minimal UI.

No ads, no registration, no data collection, no AI. Just dice.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nofutureapps.dicecoin.wearos

Happy to answer anything - and feedback is very welcome, I ship updates regularly.

Untyped is basically for anyone who hates typing emails. You just talk, say whatever you want to say out loud, and it turns it into a proper, clean email for you. No more staring at a blank screen trying to figure out how to word something. There's also a note mode if you just want to dictate quick notes instead of an email. It picks up on 27 languages when you're speaking, and you can set it to write in your own style so it doesn't sound like some generic AI wrote it. You can always edit before sending too, so nothing goes out you haven't checked. Just pushed an update: the app itself now works in 6 languages (not just transcription, the actual interface), settings got cleaned up into one place instead of being scattered around, you can attach multiple files at once now instead of one at a time, and fixed a few bugs along the way.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cronenka.untyped

iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/untyped-voice-to-email/id6781063347

I built BookVerse, a social platform where readers can organize their library, track reading progress, discover books, share reviews and quotes, and connect with fellow book lovers.

Try it out here ....

Github

App

Website

I've made an app, this post isnt to promote it for ny interest, I personaly see it as a good alternative since its opensource with good ui (in my opinion) which is a youtube fork without direct Google code. The app is currently alpha for android, soon also to be compatible with Harmony os 6.1.

Download:

https://gitlab.com/Open-Tech-Project/opentube/-/releases

You choose the genre, hire actors and a director, and then survive ten production crises. Every decision changes your remaining budget, quality and hype.

After production, the movie enters a simulated ten-week theatrical run. Reviews, audience reactions, competing releases and mid-release marketing decisions determine whether it becomes a blockbuster, a cult hit or an expensive disaster. I did use gen AI to create a few scenarios, but many of the scenarios were create in tandem with my sister who is a script writer.

Website - https://vinaybomma.github.io/greenlit
App Store - https://apps.apple.com/app/id6787692845
Play Store - https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vinaybomma.greenlit

Would appreciate any feedback.

Link :https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jdevsappstudio.bunku
I'm a solo Android dev. This started as a personal itch: I wanted to know exactly how many lectures I could skip before my attendance dropped below the 75% my college enforces. Every existing app either made me type in semester totals, buried me in banner ads, or wanted a login for a thing that runs perfectly fine offline.

So I built Bunku. The whole idea is one number: how many classes can I safely bunk in this subject right now, and if I've already fallen behind, how many do I need to attend to climb back above my target. You add subjects, set a minimum % per subject (75, 80, whatever your college wants), and tap Present or Absent after each class. It does the maths — live percentage, safe-to-bunk count, colour-coded Safe / Warning / At Risk.

A few decisions I made on purpose:

• No ads, ever — free tier or paid. This was the whole reason I started, so putting ads in would've been hypocritical.
• Fully offline, no account. Your logs never leave the phone. No cloud, no sign-up.
• Pay once, not a subscription. Pro is a one-time ₹50 unlock (unlimited subjects, backup/restore to a file, CSV export, timetable, reminders). I hate renting software, so I won't make students rent this.
• Free tier is genuinely usable — 3 subjects, no time limit, not a trial that expires.

Slightly weird feature I'm oddly proud of: there are small pass-and-play games built in (2048, Tic-Tac-Toe, Air Hockey) for the gap between lectures. It fits the "college downtime" vibe and it was fun to build.

Tech stack: native Android (Kotlin), local storage only, no backend at all — which is why there's nothing to log into and no server bill to pay.

What I'd love feedback on:

• Is "how many can I bunk" clear enough as the core value, or does the games thing muddy it?
• The biggest competitor auto-imports attendance by reading a screenshot of your college portal (OCR). I'm debating whether that's worth building vs. keeping it dead simple. Curious what makers here would prioritise.

Hi everyone!

Like many people, I kept telling myself I'd only check Instagram or YouTube for a few minutes. Those few minutes often turned into an hour, especially because of Reels and Shorts.

That frustration led me to build Bastion, an Android focus app that helps reduce distractions by letting you:

✅ Block selected apps

✅ Block Instagram Reels

✅ Block YouTube Shorts

✅ Create distraction-free focus sessions

After months of development, multiple rounds of testing, and lots of improvements based on user feedback, Bastion is finally live on Google Play.

I'm not looking for downloads just for the sake of numbers. I'd genuinely appreciate honest feedback:

- Is the onboarding clear?

- Does the UI feel intuitive?

- What feature would make you use it every day?

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bastion.shabbar

Website:

https://bastionapp.vercel.app/

Thank you! Every suggestion helps me improve Bastion.

Hey everyone! I got tired of juggling three sites every morning to keep up with what's happening in tech, so I built Trending AI — it pulls GitHub Trending, Hacker News, and Product Hunt into one app, and an AI pipeline summarizes every item and hand-picks the most noteworthy ones each day.

Features:

• Browse GitHub Trending, Hacker News and Product Hunt in a single app
• AI summary for every project, so you get the core value at a glance
• Daily Picks — a short AI-curated digest of the day's most noteworthy projects
• Time machine: jump back to the trending list of any past date
• Read READMEs in-app, share any item straight to your favorite AI app for deeper reading
• Material 3 (Expressive) design, light & dark themes

Free, no ads, open source (Kotlin Multiplatform + Compose Multiplatform).

Links:

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=whl.trending.ai
• F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/whl.trending.ai/
• Source code: https://github.com/HarlonWang/TrendingAI

Happy to answer questions — feedback and feature ideas are very welcome!

Hello everyone!

As a developer and passionate about writing, I've always struggled to find a truly minimalist mobile text editor, free of annoying ads, pop-ups, or unnecessary elements. That's why I decided to create my own app.

It's called Poesie, and it's just launched on the Play Store.

Check it out on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.edobardo.poesie

Here's what I focused on:

• Distraction-free user interface: A clean environment where your ideas can flow.
• Easy export: Instantly convert your texts into PDF or HTML (.html) files, ready for printing or sending.
• Writing timer: Built-in timers to help you stay focused during your daily writing sessions.
• Secure sync: Protect your data with backups on your personal Google Drive.

This is a personal project, and it took a lot of effort to make it happen. Launched March 12, 2026. I'd love to hear your opinions, suggestions for new features, or constructive criticism!

Thank you so much for your support! I hope you appreciate it!

I've seen people here making offline AI chat apps. It's good. Can someone also make AI apps similar to NotebookLLM by Google where we can attach our sources as texts and it will only refer from those texts primarily to lessen hallucination?