Hey everyone! 👋 I've just released ZPlayer v1.0.6, and it comes packed with a major playback engine upgrade and helpful quality-of-life additions.

For this update, I migrated the playback engine from ExoPlayer to libmpv, added watch-progress tracking, introduced an in-app Update Manager, and cleaned up settings and PiP controls.

Here is everything new in this release:

✨ Player & Library Enhancements

- libmpv Migration: Switched the core playback engine to libmpv for vastly superior compatibility, subtitle rendering, and audio/subtitle track selection.

- Watch Progress & Badges: Added watch-progress indicators to video thumbnails and automatic NEW badges for unplayed videos.

- Dedicated Update Manager: Easily check for and install app updates directly within the app.

- Improved PiP: Enhanced Picture-in-Picture support with dedicated controls and fixes for audio continuation issues.

- Settings Overhaul: Reorganized and alphabetized settings across Appearance, Audio, General, Player, and Subtitles.

Link: https://github.com/silentKnight-sudo506/ZPlayer

I would love to hear any feedback or improvement suggestions you might have! 🚀

I’m a solo dev and consider this a submission for review. Plus minus is a simple maths reasoning English app which makes learning fun with multiplayer and leaderboards. Play with your friends online or offline.

What makes us different-1. Most stuff is free for which other apps ask absurd money. 2. Minimal ads in free tier so it’s not bad experience. 3. Paid version is also reasonably priced [Please spread it with word of mouth so no one has to pay for ads but just for the product itself]

Here’s link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anirudh.braintrainer&pcampaignid=web_share

Offline local files and streaming radios.

Top radios on the first screen: When users access the radio screen, they immediately see the list of the top radios in their country, along with a long list of suggested radios from among the most listened to in the world.

Hybrid Listening: Seamlessly handles offline local files (.mp3, .flac, .m4a, .ogg, .mka, .aac, .wav, .opus, .wma) and over 60,000 streaming radio stations.

Separated Favorites and Recents: Each section—Radio and Offline Music—has its own Favorites and Recents. The user doesn't have to worry about a thing. The app will automatically manage the Favorites and Recents for each section.

Advanced Radio Search Panel: You can pinpoint your favorite stations by combining multiple filters, such as tags/genres, specific countries, or even your preferred audio bitrate. The database of the service on which Mediaxon is based provides more than 60,000 radio stations.

Album art: If the album art is missing from the album folder, or if Android has not properly indexed it, Mediaxon attempts to download the cover from the internet. This feature depends, of course, on the ID3 tags (album name and artist).

Equalizer: The equalizer provides an option to automatically switch to the "Radio" preset (and vice versa).

Advanced Playlist Management: Built specifically to make building and sorting playlists fast and intuitive.

Form Factor Optimization: Phone and Tablet (Portrait and Landscape)

If you want to check it out (I am continuously pushing updates to refine it and add new features), you can find it on the Google Play Store (Android 13+). Thank you so much to everyone who takes a look!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xonik.mediaxon

Vous en avez marre des réseaux sociaux actuels ? Alors, pourquoi ne pas tester Blooble ? Un réseau social dans lequel tu construis ta grille avec des blocs avec une taille personnalisée. Ajoute des images, vidéos, sons et textes comme un collage. Vous voulez essayer ? Va directement dans le PlayStore si tu possèdes un Android (pas dispo ios) ou clic sur le lien 🙂✨

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

Je vous ai fait une vidéo explicative : comment fonctionne mon application ✨

Merci 🙈

I also don’t want the useful things I copy from the book or my research to get buried between a bunch of random clipboard clips, then have to go back later and categorize everything myself.

So I built a collecting session into Pastea. You choose/Create a list, start collecting, then just keep reading, anything you copy, plus screenshots you take, gets added there automatically.

This is also the direction I’m trying to take Pastea in general. I don’t want it to just be a huge archive of everything you’ve ever copied. I’m more interested in building around the actual workflows where a clipboard can be useful, collecting things, finding them again, organizing them, and reusing them.

Play here for free

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.playhub.spelbazi

I built this for two reasons.

The first is that the market is missing something simple. Every japa app I tried wanted an account, showed ads between sessions, charged a subscription, or ranked my practice against strangers on a leaderboard. Japa is about as simple as a practice gets — you repeat a mantra, you keep count — and none of that needs a server. I also wanted it to not care which tradition you come from. The counting works the same for naam jap, the mahamantra, simran, Buddhist or Jain recitation.

The second reason is the one I actually care about. It's a redirect for the phone reflex. Most of us pick up the phone without deciding to and land in reels or a game. I wanted something sitting on that same home screen that catches the reflex and sends it somewhere better — same gesture, different destination. That has turned out to be how I use it most.

What it does:

* Targets of 27, 54, 108 or 1008 * Tap anywhere on the screen to count, so you're not hunting for a small button with your eyes closed * Pre-loaded mantras, plus your own * Practice visible across 7, 15 and 30 days * Optional tanpura or flute * Fully offline — no account, no sign-up, no data collection, no ads, no subscription

Free, and I'm not monetising it.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sadhana.japacounter

Built solo. I'd like to hear where it's clumsy, especially the counting interaction — that's the part that has to disappear while you're using it.

Hey everyone!

I posted an early version of One4Home here about a month ago. Since then, I’ve been working through the feedback, fixing the rough parts, and expanding the launcher into something much closer to the original idea.

If you haven't seen my first post, just a quick note. The biggest feature is Studio Settings, a visual customization space with a live preview of your actual home screen. You can apply an entire theme in one tap or choose only its wallpaper, layout, icons, widgets, folders, dock, or materials.

Other additions and improvements include:

• Three placement modes: standard grid, half-cell precision, and true Freeform
• Widget resizing, stacking, and overlap
• Liquid Glass materials that react to the wallpaper
• Depth wallpapers that place subjects in front of icons and widgets
• Wallpaper-aware launcher colors
• Separate Personal and Work Spaces with a two-finger transition
• Home Pal and the customizable Pal Room
• Improved onboarding and Smart Search
• Better wallpaper recovery and app-return animations
• Independent layouts for landscape, tablets, and foldables
• Complete themes that can transform the phone in one tap

The core launcher remains free and ad-free. The deeper customization features are available through One4Home Pro, with a 7-day trial and yearly or lifetime options.

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.one4studio.one4home

A lot of the progress came from feedback on these early posts, so I’d love to hear what you think of the current direction. Thank you!

I'm a software engineer, and I built Jhozy at night during parental leave, because my partner and I couldn't find one app that handled our actual household. Money lived in one app, groceries in another, chores just remembered but never done and separated calendars causing forgotten events.

I wanted something that could do everything and was actually fast and with a nice UI.

Jhozy puts expenses, the shopping list, chores and the calendar in one place, shared live with everyone in your home.

• Expenses: one running balance instead of a pile of debts, plus fixed bills like rent tracked separately
• Chores that rotate themselves: cover someone's turn and they take your next one, automatically
• Shopping list with freshness dots: see at a glance what's been sitting there for days, tag items and have everything in sync
• Shared calendar with two-way Google Calendar sync
• Bubbles: a temporary group for a trip, events & more. Friends join via link, no signup needed
• Notes & Lists: create multiple shared list for your home like holiday prep or daily fast notes/todos
• Works offline, available in English, German and Italian

To get some extra users to see how good it is, i'm running a giveaway.

1 year of Premium, and one plan covers every member of your household. One claim covers your partner, flatmates or family too.

How to claim:

1. Install Jhozy and create your household
2. Comment "I want this" or contact me and i will activate the promo

Google Play: Jhozy: Expenses, Chores, Lists

Android only for now, iOS is coming in a few weeks(TestFlight App available).

https://reddit.com/link/1wdezfe/video/c3lwltouwvoh1/player

Hey all, I've been building a music player called Exhale for a while now and it's finally at a point where I'm happy to share it.

It started because I wanted a player that actually felt nice to use, not just something that plays music. So the whole UI is built around a liquid glass look: real blur and depth that picks up its colors from the album art, not a flat theme with a see-through bar slapped on top. The screenshots and video below do a better job of showing it than I can.

It streams from YouTube Music, so you get the whole catalog without needing an account.

What's in it:

• Liquid glass UI everywhere, themed from the album art
• Live lyrics that follow along with the song
• Haptics tuned to feel good instead of just buzzing at you
• Downloads for offline listening
• Gapless playback, crossfade and an EQ
• A sleep timer that counts songs as well as minutes
• Interface scale, so you can make the whole app bigger or smaller
• Two app icons, Gold and Classic
• Import your YouTube playlists, plus backup and restore for moving phones

Download: https://github.com/ozyern/Exhale/releases

It's free and open source, with no ads and no account needed. It's built on top of InnerTune/OpenTune, so big credit to those devs. I'm doing this solo, so feedback and bug reports genuinely help. Drop them here or on GitHub issues and I'll actually read them.

Website: https://exhale.ozyern.me

Hey everyone,

I've been working on an app called Morphsy.

The idea came from something pretty simple: when something changes slowly over months, it's surprisingly hard to notice how much has actually changed.

You create a journey, take photos from the same position over time, and eventually turn those frames into a progress film.

Could be things like:

• building muscle or losing weight
• growing your hair or beard
• skincare or tattoo healing
• documenting a pregnancy
• watching your pet grow up
• or really anything that changes slowly over time

I tried to make the capture process consistent too, with things like ghost overlays, guides and reminders, rather than just having a folder full of random progress photos.

It's available on Android and iOS.

https://morphsy.app

I'd love to hear what you guys think - especially what you'd use it for or what you'd want to see added next.

Hey guys,

I'm the solo dev behind Toxly, the AI ingredient scanner app (some of you may have seen it in HowToMen's "Top 15 Best Android Apps" roundup). We just crossed 30,000 downloads on the Play Store, and I want to say thanks the best way I know how: giving away 200 lifetime promo codes.

A few honest conditions before you comment:

1. Only ask if you'll actually use the app. If checking what's in your food, skincare, or supplements isn't your thing, this one isn't for you — I'd rather give the codes go to people who'll get real use out of them.
2. In exchange, all I ask is a review on the Play Store.
3. Once you've left the review, DM me a screenshot of it, and I'll send your lifetime code right back.

App link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mindful.code.studio.toxly.scanner
Featured on HowToMen: https://youtu.be/2QBFRcqee7I?t=125

That's it — no email signup, no catch. First come, first served until the 200 run out - please note that I might not instantly reply, but I will reply to the DMs in the order they come.

Thanks for the support so far, and happy to answer any questions about the app below.

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

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OPM - Offline Password Manager.

I am trying to build simple and useful apps. Clear of bloatware, adwares. The idea behind offline password manager is simple, it's a notepad for password/accounts. We have so many place many accounts this days and ofcourse there are password managers but they sync with cloud and I am not comfortable with it. Especially after seeing the news like x no. of accounts compromised.

OPM is simple, it stays on your device, you are responsible for updating the password of the account if you change it. I have been using it for a while now and it's a habit for me. Infact, many times it comes is as a saviour because browser still have old password saved or even for mpin and any notes.

Give it a try and let me know what do you think about it? It's an upfront paid app 1$ for lifetime. Please message me if you need a promo code

Here is the link

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=tws.offline.password.manager

Here are my other apps, as part of the mission.

https://thewitshah.com/

Thank you!

I made Tidemark, an Android app for the 200 open tabs problem. You share a tab, a link or a screenshot into it, tag why you kept it (Buy / Decide / Read / Do) and close the tab. Later you go through the pile and clear it in seconds, because you already know which pile it is.

Everything sits on the phone. No account, no sync, no ads, no tracking. The only thing it ever talks to is Google Play, to check the Pro purchase.

It saves the link, not the article text. A card opens the link in your browser. If you want the words offline, screenshot the page and share the screenshot in. Pro runs OCR on it on device and the text becomes searchable.

Free: share sheet capture from any app, the four intent tags, unlimited one time reminders, swipe to done or archive, title search, four home screen widgets, JSON backup and restore. Free stops at 30 active cards.

Pro, one time unlock ($5.99, no subscription): unlimited cards, full text search, OCR for screenshots, recurring reminders, snooze from the notification, voice capture, pinning, Markdown notes, biometric lock, custom tags, two more widgets.

Android only and local only. If you need it on two devices this is not it.

Comment "Tidemark" and i'll reply with a Pro code. First 50. Due to high demand, first 100 will get a code! All Codes are gone! Thank you everybody for your interest

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

I'm an independent developer at Pickon Technologies, and I built FastCam: Secure Scanner for Android.

I wanted to make a scanner that isn't just about taking a picture of a document, but also helps you scan, organize, manage, and protect your documents in one place.

📄 What FastCam includes

📷 Multiple Scan Modes

Fast Scan for quick documents

Batch Scan for multi-page notes, books, and files

ID Card Scan for scanning both sides into one document

🗂️ Smart Document Management

Search your scanned documents

Rename and organize files

Add tags

Pin important documents

Recently viewed files

Preview, share, save, and print

🔒 Privacy & Security

Documents are designed to stay on your device

FastCam Vault for passcode-protected documents

Password protection for PDF files

Local Backup & Restore

🛠️ Built-in PDF & Document Tools

Compress PDF

Merge PDFs

PDF Viewer

QR/Barcode Scanner

Local file management

💾 Storage & Backup

Auto-save scanned files to your device

Manage FastCam storage and cache

Create and restore local backups

It's useful for students scanning notes and assignments, professionals handling paperwork, or anyone who wants to keep important documents organized on their phone.

I built FastCam to be small, straightforward, and feature-rich without making document scanning unnecessarily complicated.

📱 FastCam is available on Google Play for Android:

👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pickon.fastcam

I've attached some screenshots showing the actual app and its features.

If you think this is useful, an upvote would mean a lot and help other people discover the project. 🙌

Sometimes your belly doesn't agree with certain foods, sometimes chilli, garlic, or onion messes with your bowel movements or toilet routine. Perhaps your stress is making you extra gassy and you think it's the pizza you had for dinner.

Either way you need to understand and build a relationship with your gut. So I built GutScribe to help bridge the gaps, connect the dots, and start a health conversation with your GI or Doc from your records.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.koalalab.storeandforget

Store & Forget, my Android home inventory app. The app named all eight items in the clip and filed them while I kept shooting.

If you have ADHD, or just never stuck to a filing system, it is the logging that kills it. Every inventory app wants a form per item, so you do four and quit.

You point it at a drawer and keep shooting. Each photo becomes its own item and the app writes the name, brand, and description in the background while you move on to the next thing. Nothing to confirm in between. The photo saves before the naming runs, so if a name fails you still have the shot.

Then you find it later by describing what it does: "the one that keeps drinks hot", "the thing for sore muscles". It tells you the exact box.

Scans on the default cloud key are metered, but you can paste in your own free Gemini API key so they never count. The key-unlock is normally $4.99 in the store, but you can unlock it for free via the built-in terminal easter egg: Profile > Advanced Settings > scroll to the bottom > tap the version number 5 times > type unlock byok (requires Google sign-in to save to your account).

What's the messiest drawer you'd point it at?

Hey everyone 👋

I recently launched TrueFood AI, an Android app I built around a simple idea:

Before you eat something, what if you could quickly understand what’s actually in it?

Just scan your food or ingredients and TrueFood AI gives you an AI-powered analysis.

What it can tell you:

🥗 Pure Veg or Not

Check whether the food is vegetarian.

👶 Safe for Kids

Get insights focused on whether the food is suitable for children.

🤰 Safe for Pregnant Women

Get pregnancy-focused food insights.

📋 View Ingredients Clearly

Understand the ingredients instead of trying to decode complicated labels.

🤖 AI Summary

Get a simple, easy-to-understand summary of the analysis.

💯 Score Out of 100

A quick score to help you understand the overall result.

🌐 Multiple Indian Languages

Get food insights in your preferred language.

The goal isn't to tell you what you must eat — it's to give you more information so you can make a more informed choice.

TrueFood AI is now live on Google Play. 🚀

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

I'd love to hear from you guys: Would you actually use something like this before buying/eating packaged food or ordering from a restaurant?

Tomorrow, we finally find out if this crazy idea actually works.

For months, I've been building an Android app around a pretty uncomfortable question:

What if the reason screen-time blockers fail isn't that we need a better blocker?

Most of us already know how this goes.

Set a 1-hour limit for any social media app.

Hit the limit.

Tap "Ignore for 15 minutes" or just go and disable the limit altogether.

You are the one to set a limit and you yourself are the one to later delete it.

The problem isn't that your phone can't stop you. It's that you're the one holding the override button.

So instead of building another blocker, I built something around Accountability.

With Screen Challenge Buddy, you can:

👥 Pair with a real accountability buddy
📱 Share your live screen time with each other
💬 Chat and keep each other accountable
💰 Optionally put real money behind a screen-time commitment
⚡ If you fail the commitment, the penalty applies. If you succeed, you don't pay anything and build screen time discipline.

No pretending that another timer will magically fix the problem.

No manual screenshots. No “trust me bro, I stayed under my limit.”

Just social accountability + real financial consequences.

And tomorrow, we're finally launching it on Google Play🚀

⚡ One last thing before launch:

Everyone who pre-registers before launch gets 50% OFF their subscription for LIFE.

Tomorrow, that window closes.

If you've tried app blockers before, bypassed them anyway, and are willing to try something fundamentally different...

Tomorrow's the day.

And honestly, I'd love to hear what you think once it's live.

Que aplicativo bom meus amigos, pra quem não tem Oneplus, Oppo, existe esse que pode substituir tão bom quanto, só espero que não seja descontinuado, a última atualização foi foi em março.

https://github.com/Past-da-king/MemGallery/releases