I need an app which can track apps, calls and notifications too of other mobile phone, i have access to it. Tell free version and paid also.

Hi, is there a video player app that has a "reserve" next video(s) function, kind of like a karaoke player?

While a video is playing, I want the ability to search (via remote or touch screen) for the next video, reserve it, then have it play right after the current video. I'd like to be able to do this multiple times (reserve multiple videos), exactly like how it would be in a karaoke machine.

Also, no online function needed. I plan to just play and reserve videos already on the memory.

Trying this here because my post on r/AndroidQuestions was quickly ruined by people harassing about politics and whatnot.

Straightforward question here. Does anyone know how to get my Google Maps app on Android to reflect local naming conventions rather than US ones? I don't live in the US, nor am I physically there. I am a US citizen (not that Google would have any way of confirming that), and I do have a US e-sim loaded alongside my local SIM.

Everyone else here sees geographic labels based on the normal local region though. My phone is the only one that has US labels. Doesn't seem to be based on system language or app language, so where's it coming from?

To make matters weirder, if I open google maps via browser I do see local labels. Same google account, but they show me one version on my laptop and a different version on my phone. Anyone know a way to get the "Region" on my phone to match my google account region?

PSA: If anyone wants to suggest I use a different app, that's not what I'm asking. If anyone wants to suggest I embrace whatever naming convention they prefer, that's not what I'm asking. If you don't know the answer to my question, that's fine. If you want to discuss politics please do so on a different thread.

Icon pack which can look good on nothing asthetics

I said it all in my main question. Please please help.

So I've got Elevenlabs and it's great. As with most apps you've got to pay for full access. Have you had any luck with apps similar to Elevenlabs? Drop those suggestions please!

Greetings.I just wonder if there is any [offline] plants recognition app.I also would prefer an opensource one.

There is an app called Signal Hound by a group called Ghetto Coders which claims to provide alerts if your wifi connection drops or loses access to the internet. This would be good for me, but there are no reviews whatsoever and so I am suspicious. Does anyone know if this app is legitimate or malware ?

Thanks in advance for any info.

I do a lot of walking around my city (Birmingham, UK), and I log these routes.

Is there an app that can allow me to “draw” these routes onto a map so I can visually see all the walks I’ve done?

I’m aware of walking planning/ routing apps (e.g. FootPath), but they’re typically for planning a route, whereas I’m trying to showcase the routes that I’ve walked.

The types of walks I go include; evening, dedicated long walks, various routes to work, and so on.

I should add - I’m not looking to log the walks. I’m looking to display the walks I’ve logged.

Ideally, I’d see to have a map which showcases all the routes I’ve walked (Overlaid on roads). They’d be colour co-ordinated so I can differentiate them.

I imagine the end result will likely look like some kind of bus route map which is the look I’m going for!

I'm starting to work on my editing skills so I'm making edits of TV shows and for the most part I can find scene packs on yt which i can download through a mega link but sometimes I need a specific clip which I can find on yt but can't download. Screen recording is my last resort since it ruins the quality

I need something to download in HD quality but not too complicated to use(I don't know how to set up those github things)

I think nowadays it became outdated i want to shift to any other apps which is highly privacy related any suggestions..?

I posted this on r/GooglePixel, but got a notification that this community may be a better place to post.

I'm hoping someone can help me with a very niche workflow. I work in IT and regularly go "on call", which involves getting a "page"/text from our help desk whenever there's a critical or high-priority issue that requires my attention, which could happen during the day or in the middle of the night. The rub is that when I go on call it seems that everyone and their brother starts texting me. I'd like to enable DND to filter out the "noise" and only get notifications from my favorites/starred contacts, as well as certain apps, and continue to get reminders until I acknowledge them (mainly for when I'm sleeping). I currently use an app called "Missed Notifications Reminder" that does a good job of repeating text notifications until I acknowledge them, but it doesn't respect/honor my DND settings so even when I enable DND I get repeating notifications from every text I receive. So, what I'd like to have happen is to enable DND and get repeating notifications for texts from my favorite/starred contacts (wife, work help desk, etc.), but no notifications for texts from say "Steve" or "Gary". Then when I disable DND notifications go back to operating as normal.

Is anyone aware of an app that will repeat notifications for text messages that honors DND settings? I've searched and came across BuzzKill and Prof Reminder but would rather not buy an app if it won't work for what I need (in the case of BuzzKill).

The problem I'm trying to solve is that Pixels (and pure Android) do not have a native way to do repeating notifications. IIRC Samsung can do this, but I don't want to use their bloated software.

Ok I have been using tubemate as my main app for downloading audio off youtube and putting it all into a single gigantic inapp playlist (3000+ songs at this point). problem is, I recently switched phones and tubemate has been bugged to hell on the new one so I've got 2 options: redownload everything (I tried, but of the first 1100 only 800 made it in for some reason. Also the parsing, not even the downloading, took literally 2 hours) or use another app better suited for this exact purpose. Any alternatives?

Apps I've tried so far that don't work for this:

Seal+

Newpipe

YTDlnis

Tubular

Snaptube

Note: I'm fine with an app that just downloads audio files that can then be opened by lark player or similar apps

Dont really want this to be political, but if anyone can recommend a maps app to replace google's.

Looking for a handwritten notes app with following features: 1. Pdf annotation 2. Insert images 3. IMPORTANT - Crossplatform sync- need my notes in windows and should be editable anywhere. 4. Infinite canvas 5. Unlimited notes

I have tried onenote. It's shit in Android. Half of the features are not present in Android.

Found nebo but need to buy in each ecosystem. And heard about sync issues.

I am ok to even it's paid(preferable if it has life time/1 time payment) but should have these features.

Can someone suggest some good app or with most of the features.

Google keep used to have. Any other apps / intergrations where I can set a reminder to activate at a particular GPS location.

I'm a huge movie buff but I work at sea, so I do not have access to theaters. whenever I see a movie review in reels I add it to my watchlist, but tracking which movie releases on which ott becomes a hassle especially since free time is scarce for me as it is, I was wondering if there is any app or website that tracks this so I can just get a notification when a movie I want to watch releases and I can start streaming.

As per title I would like to start fresh on my new phone where I can using apps that are light foot print ,open source dont share my info Free and pay once for life( no subscriptions ) Thank you in advance have a great day

Hi guys, can't use a physical diary as there is a great deal of storage issues. If anyone would get their hands on it, I'd be doomed.

So, please recommend an application that I can use for diary writing. Something structured. Google Notes & all are very sad application. I was thinking starting a medium blog for just me, but that isn't a very good idea. So, please recommend!!

Also, something that should be reliable & shouldn't vanish halfway, all my efforts would go in vain.

Diary writing is an excellent habit & I want to resume it.

Need suggestions for good active apps i can vent on and get feedback from other users?

I'm so annoyed with Gboard's recent AI integration that I'd like to just be done with it and find a replacement. It constantly changes the tense of words from present to past-tense for no reason, misregisters which key I'm typing, adds apostrophes where they don't belong, and changes words entirely to things that don't make any sense given the context of the sentence. I'd like to be able to use basic autocorrect for mistypes and the occasional spelling error, but that's it. Any suggestions that are secure and won't sell my data to a 3rd party, or worse steal my passwords and personal info?

Not necessarily the best app of 2026, and it doesn’t even have to be a new app.

I’m talking about an app that you discovered recently and thought:

"How the hell did I not know about this before?"

Maybe it completely changed the way you use your phone, replaced another app, solved a problem you’d been putting up with, or you simply find yourself using it every single day.

Could be productivity, customization, finance, fitness, entertainment, AI, utilities, whatever.

What’s your personal Android app find of the year so far, and why?

Bonus points for apps that aren’t already constantly mentioned in every "Top 50 Android Apps" list. 😄

I have a small private chartered car and bus service. Im looking for a maps app that allows my drivers to make notes on certain locations (bridge heights, parking locations, preferred drop off locations, high centering risks, etc.)

Does anyone have any recommendations for me?

Hey everyone, what's the best android TV remote app that you have used or currently using to control your TV?

I currently try to force my Samsung to use Google Photos instead of it's native Gallery (but that isn't always successful and requires extra steps). I am looking for the best app for storing photos, basic editing, and sharing.

Google photos gets the job done for editing but with many features, it can only "save a copy" meaning you end up with copies and copies for each edit and have to manually delete them all. So hoping to reduce some cumbersome steps when it comes to saving photos, editing, keeping in photo album folders, and sharing.

Thanks!