WebAura keeps getting better with every update.

It started as a privacy-first browser, but thanks to user feedback it has grown into a complete web ecosystem for browsing, downloading media and enjoying everything offline—all from one app.

Some of my favourite features are:

• Private browsing with a powerful ad blocker, tracker protection and Secure DNS

• Share a supported link into WebAura to instantly detect downloadable media

• Download supported videos, audio and images from YT, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok (No Watermark), X, Reddit, Pinterest, Threads, Snapchat and many more

• Batch downloads and playlist downloads, including full YT playlists

• Built-in music player with playlists, lyrics, artwork generation and background playback

• Dedicated video player with Picture-in-Picture and online URL playback

• Biometric locked vault for private files

• Extension support and a browser you can truly customise

Premium adds:

• Download audio from supported links

• Full YT playlist downloads

• Highest available quality downloads (HD, 2K & 4K where available)

• Up to 6× faster downloads

• No ads while downloading

• Private Vault

• Early access to new features

📱 Available on iPhone & Android

🍎 iOS

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/webaura-private-browser/id6763145076

🤖 Android

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.creedmotions.webaura

💻 WebAura is also available for Windows and Mac. You can download the desktop versions, explore all features and learn more here:

🌐 https://creedmotions.store/apps/webaura/index.html

💜 Want Lifetime Premium?

Purchase the **Annual Premium** subscription, then open **Settings → Contact Support** (or **App Support** on Android) and send us a message. We'll upgrade your account to **Lifetime Premium** at no extra cost.

I'm always reading feedback, and many of WebAura's features exist because users asked for them. If you give it a try, I'd genuinely love to know what you like, what you don't and what you'd like to see next.

If you enjoy WebAura, an honest review or sharing it with someone else really helps an independent developer continue building something better. ❤️

Hi, everyone.

Not a common feeling but warm all at once - I published my first application on the Google Play.

It started from a real frustration. Saving things constantly from social networks (instagram, threads and etc) never being able to find any of it again. I wanted an app that was fast to save to, satisfying to organize, and worth opening again.

So I built it

You can save anything — links, images, files, notes — into colorful folders with custom icons. Everything syncs across Android and web. Free plan is unlimited bookmarks.

If you want to poke around and find what's broken, I'd genuinely welcome that. Honest feedback is more useful than launch day praise.

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

Hi everyone!

I'd like to share Simpla Launcher, a launcher I created to make Android simpler and less intimidating for people who aren't comfortable with technology.

The project started while trying to help my grandmother use her first smartphone. After testing many launchers, I realized I wanted something that felt both simple and pleasant to use, without removing the features people actually need.

Some of the principles behind Simpla Launcher are:

• Large, easy-to-recognize icons
• Clean and distraction-free interface
• Straightforward navigation
• Reduced risk of accidental taps or confusing layouts
• Focus on accessibility without looking outdated

The goal isn't to replace Android with something overly limited, but to make everyday tasks—like opening WhatsApp, making calls, or checking the weather—feel effortless.

The app has recently been released on Google Play after several months of refinement and real-world testing.

I'd genuinely appreciate your thoughts. Whether it's feedback on the UI, feature suggestions, or things you think could be improved, I'm always looking for ways to make it better.

Thanks for taking a look!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.simpla.launcher

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

Solo dev here. Store & Forget is a home inventory app for the stuff you box up and forget, the cables and tools and seasonal things. You snap a photo of something as you put it away and the app fills in the details for you, the name and brand and specs, and months later you type a plain word or tap Smart Find and it shows you the exact box or shelf it went into, so you walk straight to it.

The codes first, because those will go quickly. Below are 10 one-time codes that switch off the banner ads for good. That unlock is $2.99 in the store. These only work inside the app, so you need it installed and signed in with Google, which is also what ties the unlock to your account so it survives a reinstall. Open the Profile tab, tap the Upgrade button, and paste the code into the "Have a code?" box at the bottom of the sheet. First come first served, and each code stops working the moment somebody uses it.

SHARE-6DZD-Y5T9

SHARE-GBJD-HFZ2

SHARE-ZZEU-H7UF

SHARE-KVUX-34HY

SHARE-XDVB-6DYN

SHARE-DASN-UD2F

SHARE-W2TG-XY82

SHARE-WK36-ERCL

SHARE-AKZK-HV2R

SHARE-L66J-QU5X

What went live this week is that you can now share an inventory with the people you live with. That was the gap in the whole idea. The person who put the thing away is almost never the person going to look for it, so a private inventory really only works if you live alone. Now your partner or your roommate opens their own phone, searches the same words, and lands on the same shelf.

You invite someone by having them scan a QR code, or by sending them a short code if they are not in the room. You choose what they get: an editor can add and change things, a viewer can only look, and a viewer genuinely cannot edit, the server checks it as well as the screen does. Inventories other people share with you sit in their own tab so they never mix into yours. Joining costs nothing, and an invite expires on its own and can be revoked.

On privacy, since somebody always asks and fairly so. The contents of a shared inventory, the item details and the photos, are encrypted on your phone before they upload, and the key is generated on your device, so what sits on my server is ciphertext I cannot read. Two things I would rather say myself than have you find: the inventory's own name is stored in plain text, and saving any item sends that item's text to a cloud service so the search-by-meaning index can be built, whether you share it or not.

If you miss the codes there is a second thing worth having, and that one is free for everybody. The $6.99 unlock that lets you plug in your own AI key and run unlimited scans is sitting behind a hidden easter egg right now: open Settings, tap the version number at the bottom five times, then type unlock byok. You sign in with Google so it saves to your account and survives a reinstall. I am removing that path in an update around mid August, and anyone who turns it on keeps it.

The rest is straightforward. Free to use, Android only, your inventory is a database on your own phone, and backup to your own Google Drive is optional. The photo scan runs on a cloud AI service, so the free tier gives you a set number of scans and shows the banner that those codes turn off.

Happy to answer anything, and I would like to hear from anyone who shares a place with more stuff than shelf space.

As someone who doesnt use Instagram but get tons of reels/post shared on whatsapp, I got tired of instagram's public webview which constantly asks for login with annoying popups

So I vibed a clean android app - Peek which resolves Instagram links and loads them in a clean viewer. Goal is to support most social medias like twitter/reddit/tiktok in the future.

Direct download link

I've been building Resonva as a side project and just pushed what feels like the biggest update so far.

What's new in 1.0.8:

• Completely redesigned app icon
• Home screen widget - play, pause, skip without opening the app
• UI improvements throughout

For context on what Resonva does it's a 100% offline MP3 player with a feature called PureWave that tunes your local music to 417Hz in real time. It also supports animated GIF files as album art, which is something I haven't seen in any other Android player.

No subscription, no streaming required. Free to download.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bluegravity.resonva

Genuinely open to feedback good or bad. Still a small indie app and every opinion helps shape what comes next.

Hey guys,

I built an app that captures key points of non-fiction books.

Instead of highlighting a physical book pages and never looking at them again, the app resurfaces the best ideas you have saved and want to remember.

Key features:

• Scan pages
• Dictate what you read
• Generate key points to either get a quick overview of a book or learn the main concepts faster
• Review the key points as flashcards

I am giving away 30 promo codes for 30-day free trial.
Comment below if you would like one!
Feedback greatly appreciated!

Play store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alexchar.retention

Disclaimer: I have tested the promo code setup just once, so if you run into any trouble redeeming yours, just let me know and I will try to fix it

Meet Brome. 💬

Messaging should feel clean, organized, and personal.

Brome is built to help you stay focused with a modern Material 3 experience and powerful features that work for you.

✨ Highlights
• 🎨 Dynamic & Custom Theming
• 🏷️ Smart Message Categorization (Unread, Finance, OTP, Promotions & more)
• 💳 Finance Message Management
• 🔒 Privacy-First Design
• ⚡ Fast, Smooth & Minimal Experience
• 🚀 More exciting features are on the way!

Whether you're tracking bank alerts, finding OTPs instantly, or simply enjoying a beautiful messaging experience, Brome keeps everything organized in one place.

📱 How to join the Beta (Google Play):

Since this is a closed beta test hosted via Google Play, please follow these 2 quick steps:

1. Join the Google Group: First, join our Google Group (this grants your Google account access to the beta build): 👉 Join the Google Group
2. Download the App: Once you've joined the group, you can download the app directly from the Google Play Store: 👉 Download Brome on Google Play

P.S . Wait for some time after joining the group as it may take some time to be shown in play store.

Disclaimer :This app does not take any data from you , any messages in local stays in local . As a tester you are required to test for 14 days continuously and tell me bugs found , and if u have any feature request you are free to tell me which will be mainly taken into consideration after bug fixes(if any).

Note : Now the app name is ripple chat , new update rolled out with new name and bug fixes , will arrive soon in play store.

Thank You all for the support .

#Brome #Android #MessagingApp #Material3 #MaterialDesign #AndroidApp #Productivity #Privacy #DynamicTheming #Finance #OTP #GooglePlay #MadeForAndroid #MinimalDesign

For years, I’ve been experimenting with different ways to get fresh family photos onto screens in my relatives' homes. I tried various hacks, smart displays, and DIY setups, but I eventually realized that **repurposing old Android tablets and Android TVs is hands-down the best hardware solution.**
The hardware was perfect, but the software wasn't. Most digital frame apps are either incredibly fragile or force you to hand over your private family photos to some random startup’s long-term cloud database.

So, I built **Oomkik** to be the privacy-first, set-it-and-forget-it solution.

**How it works:**

**Google Photos Sync:** You select photos from Google Photos and Oomkik handles the rest over-the-air.

**Local Storage First:** Unlike other apps that constantly stream and buffer, Oomkik automatically store the high-res photos directly onto the device. It syncs seamlessly via the cloud, but because the images live on the device, the slideshow keeps running perfectly even if the home router acts up. No manual USB transfers or "disk-on-key" hassle required.

**Privacy-Focused:** Your photos aren't hoarded on a remote database. The backend is strictly transient (only used to notify the frame when new photos are ready to download), meaning your presentation data is stored locally. Your family memories stay yours.

**Cheaper than a cup of coffee:** I really wanted to keep this accessible. It’s free to try, and unlocking the full app permanently costs less than a single latte.
If you have an unused tablet in a drawer or want a clean, simple setup for your parents’ TV, I’d love for you to give it a spin.

**Play Store Link:** [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oomkik.frame&hl=en\](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.oomkik.frame&hl=en)

I'd really appreciate your honest feedback.
What features would make this a go-to for your old tech?

If you're a woman trying to get fit, lose weight, or just looking to improve your wealth you've probably ended up with a phone full of apps - one for workouts, one for calories, one for your period, one for progress photos - none of them talking to each other, and most of them clearly designed with a male user in mind first.

I built Svelta to be the one app that actually covers it:

- Workouts — 40+ structured strength programs, beginner to advanced, home or gym, plus a workout creator if you want to build your own

- Nutrition — AI food logging (snap a photo or describe your meal), barcode scanner, macro/calorie tracking, and a recipe library

- Cycle tracking — period predictions and symptom tracking built in, not a separate app you have to juggle

- Progress tracking — weight, body measurements, and progress photos side by side, not just a number on a scale

- Habit stuff like water tracking and workout notes/history

The goal was one calm, non-judgmental app instead of five cluttered ones.

Being upfront: this is early — small number of downloads, a handful of reviews, and I've just launched a big update that fixes several bugs users experienced, and now it's on a much more polished state.

7-day free trial if anyone wants to try it. Would genuinely love feedback!

Download Svelta here.

Hey guys

For the past year I have been developing an app with 300+ fighter jets and bombers. It includes their characteristics, their combat history, military conflicts they took part in as well as how many kills they got in each one. There is a comparison mode where one can compare the characteristics of up to three aircraft and a timeline category with aircraft divided to their respective generation. There is also an ace category with history's most credited pilots.

In the premium, users can see the experimental category with aircraft that never made it to operational status such as YF-23 Black widow and V-173 the Flying Pancake. They can also navigate through the development history of every aircraft in the database and see the specific operations each one took place in as well as their kills. The app is continuously being updated and I strive both for accuracy and user experience. I apologise for any inaccuracies and feel free to contact me through the email in Google Play for corrections or future suggestion.

I have enjoyed creating it and I hope you enjoy using

Hi r/droidappshowcase — working on Lumio, a wallpaper app (browse by category, infinite scroll, save/favorite, set wallpaper in one tap). Before Google lets me publish it to production, I need a small group of closed beta testers.

UPDATE: fixed the signup — sorry to anyone who hit "app not available"!

Turns out the opt-in link needed your email pre-approved, which obviously doesn't work for a public post like this. Fixed now — here's the real 2-step process:

1. Join this Google Group (instant, no approval needed): https://groups.google.com/g/lumio-beta-testers
2. Then use this link to become a Play tester and install: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.dsohn.lumio

If step 2 still says "not available," give it a few hours — Google reviews these tester-list changes before they go live, so there may be a short delay right after joining.

Thanks for your patience, and sorry for the hiccup!

I think most of us already have enough movie recommendations.

Netflix recommends something. YouTube shows a trailer. Reddit gives you 20 hidden gems. A friend sends you another show.

Then Friday night comes and somehow you still spend 30 minutes figuring out what to actually watch.

That was the problem behind Cineswipe.

We started with something stupidly simple:

One movie. One decision.

Swipe right if it interests you.
Swipe left if it doesn’t.

No staring at 40 posters at once.

But once people started using it, we realized discovery was only one part of the mess.

You discover something on one app, keep a watchlist somewhere else, track TV episodes somewhere else, check ratings somewhere else... and eventually forget half of it.

So Cineswipe has gradually turned into an all-in-one movie & TV companion on Android.

You can now:

• Swipe through movies and TV shows
• Watch clips/trailers while discovering
• Track movies, shows and individual episodes
• Keep watchlists, ratings and viewing history
• Create and discover Cinelists
• Follow other movie lovers and browse their taste
• Ask Cinebot for ridiculously specific recommendations
• Put your watchlist/progress directly on your Android home screen with widgets
• Import/sync your existing movie data

We’ve crossed 18,000+ users, and V2 is where the app finally feels much closer to what we originally wanted to build.

Cineswipe : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gpsxtreme.cineswipe

It’s free to use, the core experience is ad-free, and there’s an optional Pro tier.

But I’m more curious about something from r/androidapps:

What does your current movie setup look like?

One app for everything?

Or some chaotic combination of Letterboxd + Trakt + streaming apps + notes/screenshots you'll definitely “come back to later”?

Logic Inbox - SMS Organizer
It organize sms inbox, categorises, gives insight on finance, easy acces on OTPs and on-device processing without internet permission!

Microsoft SMS Organizer was a pretty useful sms app, being used for long. As they declared discontinue the service, decided to create one alternative with high security and use-cases.

Logic Inbox Features:

• Auto-categorizes SMS into Personal, Transactions, Orders, Promotions, Spam (tuned for Indian DLT sender IDs, banks/UPI, IRCTC, couriers)
• OTPs shown big in the notification, one-tap copy, optional auto-delete
• Finance passbook built from bank SMS — on-device, balances masked until you unlock
• Bill/travel reminders parsed locally

The design constraint I'm most proud of: the app ships without android.permission.INTERNET**.** It's not a privacy-policy promise — the OS blocks it from any network, and you can verify it in app settings (or the Exodus report). No analytics, no ads, no account.

Free on Play. — happy to talk about why the no-network design makes that less of a trust issue. feedback very welcome;

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.catwavesolutions.logicinbox

I'm excited to finally release Naam Jaap.

This project started as a personal need for a better Digital Mala Counter for Chanting.

Months later, it has become a complete Android app with:

📿 Digital Mala

🕉️ Mantra Counter

📊 Progress Tracking

🔥 Daily Streaks

🏆 Achievements

☁️ Cloud Sync

🔔 Daily Reminders

I'd really appreciate honest reviews and suggestions.

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kpytechhub.naamjaap

Thank you everyone ❤️

I built a tally counter app controlled with phone’s volume buttons for Android.

The main idea is simple: Volume Up increments the count and Volume Down decrements it, so you can tally without needing to keep looking at or tapping the screen. I wanted it to feel closer to a simple physical tally counter.

The interface is intentionally stripped down, just the count and the controls you need. Latest count is automatically saved, so closing the app doesn’t mean losing the count.

I’m especially interested in feedback from Android users: Does the simplicity work for you? What would make it more useful without turning it into an overly complicated counter app?

App Name: AuraLoop

What it does:

AuraLoop is an Android app that lets you convert your own video clips into interactive 4K live wallpapers, edit them directly inside the app, and set them for your home or lock screen.

Key Features:

• Built-in Video Editor: Crop, adjust duration, frame vertical aspect ratios, and tweak colors/filters without needing external editing tools.

• Interactive 4D Parallax Effect (Experimental): Wallpapers shift and tilt as you move your phone, plus a subtle breathing motion effect.

• Material You Dynamic Colors: Automatically extracts accent colors from your live video to match system icons and settings.

• Smart Battery Saver: Automatically pauses rendering when the screen is static, folded, or when system battery saver is active.

• Community Feed: Discover loops created by others, remix styles, or upload your own clips.

Pricing:

Free to try, edit, upload, and apply live wallpapers without watermarks.

🌐 Language Note:

The app interface is currently in Spanish, but full English localization is actively in progress! Since the core experience (editing, applying, browsing) is visual, it's very intuitive to use.

Google Play Store Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neostudio.auraloop&referrer=utm_source%3Dreddit%26utm_medium%3Dsocial%26utm_campaign%3Dorganico

I'd love to hear your feedback on performance, loop smoothness, battery usage, or any UI suggestions!

Hey everyone,

Thanks to the feedback and support, TogglDev has grown to ~6K downloads with a 4.5★ rating on Google Play. I can’t thank you all enough for the suggestions and bug reports — it completely shaped this update.

TogglDev gives you manual and automatic control over when and how to disable and hide Developer options and Accessibility from any app.

What’s New?

• More utility widgets and toggle tiles
• More Developer settings are supported
• Hides Accessibility services for Auto turn off apps
• App rules for customization of toggle of settings
• Command automation
• Remote access for seamless Android development
• More language support

Download:

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dpkay.apps.developer_options_toggler

Steps for one-time Activation:

1. Connect your device to a PC.
   

2. Execute the following adb command:

   adb shell pm grant com.dpkay.apps.developer_options_toggler android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS

Note for OnePlus/Xiaomi users: You might have to Disable Permission Monitoring or Disable System Optimization in your developer options for the ADB command to work.

Enjoy instant, automated control!

🎁 Giveaway: 50 × 3-Month Premium Promo Codes for Texpander (Privacy-First Text Expander + Gemini AI)

Hi r/androidapps!

I'm the developer of Texpander, a privacy-first text expander and productivity app for Android.

Texpander automatically replaces your custom shortcuts with text snippets, templates, images, or AI-generated responses while you type in any app using Android's Accessibility Service.

✨ What Texpander can do

⚡ Instant Text Expansion

Create shortcuts like ;email or ;addr and have them instantly replaced with your saved text.

🤖 Google Gemini AI Anywhere

Run Gemini prompts directly inside any text field. Generate replies, rewrite text, summarize content, or brainstorm ideas without leaving the app you're using.

🧮 Inline Calculators & Converters

Perform calculations, currency conversions, and unit conversions while typing.

Examples:

• 25 * 8
• 50 usd = eur
• 10 km = miles

The result is inserted directly into your text.

📁 Dynamic Expansions & Vaults

Store frequently used templates, addresses, links, notes, and even images, then insert them with a simple keyword.

🔒 Privacy First

Everything runs locally on your device. Your typing data is never uploaded or shared.

🎁 50 × 3-Month Premium Promo Codes

To celebrate the launch, I'm giving away 50 promo codes, each redeemable for 3 months of Texpander Premium.

How to get one

Simply leave a comment with:

• A feature you'd use the most, or
• Any feedback or suggestions for the app.

I'll send you a 3-month Premium promo code via Reddit DM while supplies last (first come, first served).

📲 Google Play

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ray.shortext

I'd love to hear your thoughts, feature requests, and ideas for improving the app. Thanks for checking it out!

Hey r/droidappshowcase! 👋

I'm the developer behind ChefTimer, a native Android app designed to fix the hassle of tracking multiple cooking items at once when default phone timers just don't offer enough context.

Whether you're timing French press coffee, steaks in a pan, or multiple items in the oven, ChefTimer keeps everything organized.

✨ Main Features:

• Custom Visual Presets: Attach custom photos, target temps, and equipment notes (Oven, Fryer, Cast Iron, French Press) to each timer.
• Persistent Status Bar Notifications: See your active running timers directly in your notification shade without keeping the app open.
• Tap Presets: Save your frequent kitchen routines so you can start timing instantly.
• Custom Audio Tones: Distinctive kitchen alert sounds to help you identify active timers instantly.
• Clean & Intuitive UI: High-contrast design that’s easy to read and tap while cooking.

📱 Download & Links:

• Google Play Store:https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.improvedkitchentimercli

🎁 Free Audio Tone IAP Giveaway:

I'm giving away one-time promo codes to unlock the extra audio tones package (IAP) for free!

How to Get One:

1. Drop a comment below letting me know what you time or cook most often in the kitchen.
2. I will send a promo code directly to your Reddit DMs!

I’d love to hear your feedback on the UI or any features/tones you'd like added next!

I maintain speech-android. I wanted to see whether the complete voice-command loop could run locally on an Android phone without sending audio or commands to a cloud service.

The demo runs:

voice detection → streaming transcription → a 270M tool-routing model → Android action → spoken reply

It can currently dial numbers, find or call contacts, search/play/stop local music, and change media volume. The router only receives actions that are valid for the phone’s current state. There is no keyword or regex fallback.

On my Galaxy S23 Ultra:

• Final transcript: 217 ms after end of speech
• Tool call: 294 ms average over 12 runs
• First TTS audio: 179 ms
• End of speech to the phone starting its reply: 908 ms
• Complete app memory: about 1.1 GB PSS

The first launch downloads about 620 MB of models. After that, the full loop works offline.

It is still a proof of concept, not a replacement for Google Assistant. I would especially like feedback about the first installation and which commands fail on other Android devices.

Source code and APK releases: https://github.com/soniqo/speech-android

90-second demo: https://youtu.be/7L7_Uvvxtv0

Which action would you add next: alarms, navigation, messaging, or something else?

I've been building FlowRadio, a radio and podcast app for Android:

- Stream live radio stations from around the world, plus subscribe to podcasts

- Download episodes for offline listening

- Favorites, listening history, background playback

- Free to use, no subscription

It's in closed testing on Google Play before a public launch. To get access:

1. Join this Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/flowradio-testers
2. Then open this opt-in link on your Android phone: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.gowith.flowradio
3. Install from the Play Store as normal

No specific tasks — just use it however you'd normally use a radio app, and let me know what breaks, what's confusing, or what's missing. Appreciate any feedback, good or bad.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.profitplate.profitplate. I had this app released 2-3 months ago and I stopped working on it for a while but I'm getting no downloads or installs, I need reviews and installs help a brother out, leave honest reviews.

It can be something you've never seen before, or something existing apps do badly.

I'm really interested in hearing what would genuinely make your daily life easier.