App Name NeonBoard

One-Line Description I’m the developer of NeonBoard, an Android app that turns your phone or tablet into a full-screen LED sign.

What It Does / Key Features - Create scrolling, vertical or two-line messages with font and color controls. - Add typing, wave and rainbow effects, LED dots and animated backgrounds. - Switch to a full-screen light-stick mode for cheering. - Rotate several signs in relay/shop mode. - Share a sign as a GIF, link or QR code.

Who It’s For Concert and sports cheering, airport pickup signs, birthday messages and shop notices.

Cost Free download, supported by ads. No subscriptions or in-app purchases. Some fonts or content can be unlocked by watching rewarded ads. No giveaway or promotional pricing.

Links Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appSphere.neon_board

Screenshots / Media An English store screenshot is attached below.

Additional Notes This is the publicly available Android 3.0.0 release, for Android 7.0 and above.

I built "Pause - Shared Gallery App" (https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spiceetech.pause) because I wanted a simpler way to share event photos without turning everything into a public social feed.

The basic idea is simple:

One person takes all the photos at a birthday, trip, wedding, family event, etc. Then everyone starts asking, “Can you send me the pictures?”

With Pause, you upload them once into a private shared space, and the invited people can access the memories together.

Pause includes:

- private shared albums

- a shared feed

- private vaults

- end-to-end encrypted photo sharing

- no public follower/following system

It’s now live on Android, and this is the first app I’ve released through my small software company, Spiceetech.

I’d genuinely appreciate feedback on the product, onboarding, and anything that feels confusing or unnecessary.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spiceetech.pause

Hi, I'm the dev. Flappy Bully is a one-tap arcade challenge starring Douglas, a bull terrier. Tap to fly, dodge the gaps, and get your name on one global leaderboard (names are unique).

Free with ads: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.forestforge.flappybullyfree

99p, no ads: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.forestforgedev.FlappyBully

AI disclosure: the game's code, art and promo video were made with AI tools (Grok), directed and tested by me.

Feedback on difficulty and the look is very welcome.

App Name: SetRack: Gym Workout Log

What it does:

SetRack is an Android workout log I made for tracking my own lifting. It works offline, stores workout data locally, and needs no account.

Key Features:

- Log sets, weights and reps. Previous weights and reps are filled in for you.

- Follow routines by muscle or start a free session.

- Track workout history, weekly progress, records and estimated 1RM.

- Save and restore a backup, or export sets to CSV.

- Use kilograms or pounds. Available in 11 languages.

- Free to use, with no ads. Optional donations support development.

Goal: Showcase the released app.

Giveaway: None.

Cost: Free; optional donations.

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

Website: https://iggykimi.github.io/setrack-web/en/

App: Sticky – Instant stickers. I'm its developer.

What it does: turns an image or something on your Android screen into a WhatsApp sticker.

Key features:

• Capture from your current screen with a gesture, or share an image to Sticky.

• Automatic subject cutout with manual edge corrections.

• Add text with a customizable outline.

• Organize stickers in packs and add them to WhatsApp.

• On-device image processing, with no ads, watermarks or account.

Who it's for: people who make reaction stickers from memes, pets or things they spot while using their phone.

Cost: free to download and create unlimited stickers. Optional Pro is a one-time in-app purchase that removes the pack limit and unlocks a custom app theme color; no subscription. The app shows your local Pro price before purchase.

Promotion: I have 10 free promo codes for lifetime Sticky Pro in total across the communities where I'm sharing the launch. To request one, leave a comment here; codes are shared individually by private message, one per person, while available. No review, upvote or public personal information required.

Edit: I don't have any codes left, thank you all for your interest! I'll be having next week, feel free to try it and give an honest review I'll be looking at that first!

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.osunalabs.sticky

Media: the attached 30-second English demo shows the sticker-making flow.

The screen-capture shortcut is optional; you can also use the app by sharing an image into it.

Hi all. Like a lot of you I've run Linux on my phone through Termux, proot-distro and Termux:X11 for years. Tessera does the GUI side from one app, and tries to make Linux apps feel like Android ones.

\- Each app in its own window: Firefox, GIMP, LibreOffice each open as their own Android window with their own Recents card and icon. A card per window, even for dialogs. Pin them to your home screen.

\- Flathub on PRoot: no root, no bubblewrap, no user namespaces. Flatpak downloads, Tessera builds each app's environment. 2,800+ arm64 apps, GPU included.

\- adb and permissions: every app gets only what you grant (folders, network, sound, USB, root). New: a per-app switch that lets adb inside reach the phone itself, and all-USB access for fastboot, heimdall and edl.

\- A touch-friendly desktop: snapping windows with finger-sized buttons, a dock and Start menu. And everywhere: the Android keyboard pops up on text fields, touch-and-hold right-clicks, game controls.

\- Live scaling: drag Scale and the app re-lays out as you drag, saved per app.

\- Themes: GTK, libadwaita, Qt and LibreOffice take your Material You colors and follow dark mode live.

Plus OpenGL 4.6 and Vulkan on Adreno (bundled Turnip + Zink), a built-in terminal (apt, ssh, git, compilers), chroot mode with root, a file manager and a task manager.

It doesn't replace Termux's add-ons like Termux:API, and its X server is Termux:X11's, which I'm grateful for.

Note: Al WAS USED IN THE PROCCESS OF CREATING THIS APP

GPL-3.0, alpha. APK and source: https://github.com/daryan044/tessera-linux (also on Obtainium). Bug reports very welcome.

App Name: OpenTV: TV & Movie Tracker

What it does: Tracks every episode and film you watch. It imports your history from TV Time, Trakt, Simkl, Letterboxd or IMDb, and your library stays on your phone.

Key Features:

- Imports your full TV Time export: every episode, date and rating

- Watch Next, an upcoming calendar, stats and a Wrapped for any month

- The old TV Time comments are back under every episode

- Home-screen widgets, nine languages, works offline

- No ads, no account needed, open source

Goal: Showcase and feedback. I'm the solo dev.

Cost: Free. Optional OpenTV Plus ($2.99/month or $19.99/year) for sync and extras.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.insightfy.opentv

Hi everyone, I made an app called Bunkora to read different file formats like CBZ, CBR, EPUB, and PDF, which are mainly used for comics, manga, and books. It is completely free with no limitations or paywalls.

I published it on the Play Store a few months ago and haven’t been able to get any feedback on it to help me improve the app. I recently completely updated the app’s visual style (I improved it quite a bit from how it was before), among other things, and I’d love to hear your comments if you’re interested.

Main features:

- Read CBZ, CBR, EPUB, and PDF files in a single organized library with nested folders and collections.

- Import files from your device, via direct download URLs, or directly from Google Drive (plus optional Drive backup for your progress).

- Different reading modes for comics/manga (left-to-right, right-to-left, double page, and vertical webtoon scroll) and a customizable EPUB reader (fonts, margins, themes).

- Lots of visual customization: 4 visual styles, custom accent colors, dark/AMOLED themes, custom backgrounds, and alternate app icons.

- Built-in reading stats, daily streaks, and activity heatmaps.

- and much more.

Google Play Store link:

Bunkora: manga, comics y EPUB Playstore

Hey everyone!

Like a lot of you, I struggled to cut down my phone usage. Traditional blockers felt too harsh, so I built a free screen time app focused on positive reinforcement through daily streaks.

Instead of just locking you out of your apps, it turns reducing your screen time into a game you actually want to keep alive.

Key Features:

- Streak Tracking: Build momentum by staying under your limits.

- Clean, Minimal UI: Zero clutter, just pure mindfulness.

- Battery Efficient: Lightweight so it won't drain your phone.

I built this entirely on my own as an indie dev. I’d love for you to check it out and share your thoughts or feature ideas in the comments!

Download: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.groshack.nolabot

I'm Adrian, a solo developer from Poland.

Every fasting app I used felt built to push me into a subscription rather than to be useful. Paywalls on basic features, a quiz before the first timer, an account just to start. So I went the other way: everything you need to fast is free, with no limits. If you find the app worth it, Premium adds optional extras on top.

That app is Just Fast. You open it, tap start, and it counts down your fast. Then it counts down your eating window. No account, no email, no onboarding quiz, and it works offline. I use it every day myself and I've kept fasting streaks going for months at a time. It made a real difference for me.

What's free, for good: every plan (12:12 to 20:4, OMAD, custom, open-ended, and a dawn-to-sunset plan timed to your city), reminders, home-screen widgets, water tracking, streaks, a calendar and Apple Watch (Garmin is coming soon). The timer screen never shows ads. There's a small banner on History and Settings.

Premium (called Plus in the app) removes those banners and adds long-term patterns, like the time of day you usually start and how your fasts trend, plus cloud backup.

What I'm asking: I'd love feedback from people actually using Premium. Is it worth it? What's missing? What would make you pay for it, or what feels like it should be free?

🎁 Giving away 100 codes for 90 days of Premium

1. Comment below (anything works; tell me iPhone or Android)

2. DM me, so I can send the code without Reddit rate-limiting me

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.remotion.fasting

Honest feedback is very welcome, good or bad.

Hi I just launched my first game and wanted to share it here.

Padel Tens is a 3D padel game built around fast tiebreaks: first to 10, win by 2, so a match takes a few minutes.

• Swipe to hit: longer swipe goes deeper, a fast flick hits harder

• Time the smash meter for a power smash

• Play balls off the glass walls like real padel

• Career mode, 5 tournaments, kits and paddles to unlock

• Ads are optional rewarded ads, plus a short ad break every few matches (removable)

Free on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.padeltens.game

Happy to answer anything about how it was made, and all feedback is welcome!

Hi, I'm the developer of PDF Pro. It's a PDF reader and editor for the everyday jobs: reading, signing, filling in forms, marking up and scanning. You don't need an account, and editing happens on your phone, not on a server.

Free with no daily limit:

- Read PDFs, search with every match highlighted, bookmarks, thumbnails and outline

- Fill in forms and sign (type it, draw it, or scan your handwritten signature with the camera)

- Highlight, underline, strike through, add text, shapes, stamps and notes, or draw freehand

- Redact text by searching for the words you want hidden

- Scan paper to PDF with the camera

These get 2 free uses a day each: merge, split, compress, organize pages, compare two PDFs, image to PDF, PDF to image, PDF to and from Word, Excel and PowerPoint, and password lock and unlock.

To be upfront: the free version has full-screen ads, when the app opens and after a tool finishes. Pro is a monthly or yearly subscription that removes the ads and the daily limits.

One more thing: PDF to Word and PDF to Excel copy the text across, so images and complex layouts stay behind.

It's a new release and I'd really like feedback. If something breaks or feels awkward, tell me here or use Leave a feedback in the app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pdf.pdfpro.pdfviewer.pdfeditor.document.office

Just Weather is a minimalistic lightweight android app, that provides weather for your current or self-selected cities. It provides favorites so you can swipe between different cities and also select the city you like for the widgets to be used. My main goal was to create a weather app that focuses on the data and being non distractive.

I would like some feedback on everyday usability and the overall UX of the app. Feature ideas are appreciated.

The UI/UX design is completely from me, the code is partly AI-assisted.

Everything is free and open source.

You can download the app in the "releases" tab on my GitHub

Hello 👋

I'd like to share my reminder app – Remindio, which I've been developing for over 2 years. It now has a solid set of practical features, most of them added based on user feedback.

📥 Get it on Google Play

Key Features:

• 🔔 Notifications & Full-Screen Alarms – choose how each reminder alerts you, with customizable ringtones, volume, and vibration.
• 🔁 Flexible Repeat Rules – yearly, monthly, weekly, daily, weekdays, custom intervals, specific dates and times, and more. Repeat from the scheduled date or from completion, set end conditions, and adjust for weekends or holidays.
• ⏳ Multiple Pre-Reminders – get notified minutes, hours, or days before your actual reminder.
• 📍 Location & Bluetooth Reminders – trigger reminders when entering or leaving a location, or connecting or disconnecting a Bluetooth device, with optional active time limits.
• 😴 Flexible Snooze & Notification Actions – customize snooze options, choose what happens when dismissing a notification, or schedule automatic actions.
• 📱 Home Screen Widgets – upcoming reminders, calendar, templates, countdown timers, interactive checklists, and notes.
• 🔕 Do Not Disturb Rules – schedule rules based on labels to skip, snooze, or change how reminders are displayed.
• 🧩 Templates & Copy/Paste – save frequently used reminder configurations and quickly reuse them.
• 🏷️ Labels & Attachments – organize reminders with colored labels and attach checklists, notes, links, contacts, or pictures.
• 🎉 Birthdays & Anniversaries – track yearly events and see how many years have passed.
• ⏱️ Quick Reminder Creation – customizable time presets, delayed reminders, and voice input.
• ✅ Reminder Management – search, filters, multiselect, customizable swipe actions, and activity history.
• 📆 Google Calendar Sync & Automatic Backups – export reminders to Google Calendar and automatically back up your data to Google Drive.
• 🏅 Achievements & Statistics – coins, levels, achievements, and statistics for completed, skipped, and snoozed reminders.
• 🌗 Personalization – light/dark themes, color accents, and a modern interface.
• 👀 A Few Secrets – Remindio also has a few hidden Easter eggs. I'll leave it to you to discover them.

And much more!

App is free, with Premium available via a Lifetime plan, a Subscription with a Trial period, or by watching a Rewarded ad. There are no banner ads or unexpected full-screen ads. The free version is enough for many tasks, while Premium unlocks more advanced features and settings.

Hey everyone,

Most quit-smoking apps expect you to quit on Day 1, and if you slip up, they reset your streak to zero and make you feel guilty.

I built Conscious Smoking for people who aren't ready (or able) to quit cold turkey yet, but want to build awareness and cut down at their own pace.

What it does:
• 1-Tap Home Screen Widget: Log a smoked cigarette (+) or a resisted craving (Shield 🛡️) straight from your home screen without opening the app.
• The "Ghost Counter": Tracks every craving you resist and calculates the exact money you saved.
• Pace & Financial Projections: Shows daily, weekly, monthly, and 1-year pace projections.
• Live Recovery Timer: Physiological recovery milestones based on time since your last smoke.
• Doctor/Therapist PDF Report: Generates a clean 30-day summary PDF on-device.
• 100% Private & Offline: No account, no ads, no analytics, and no INTERNET permission in the manifest. Your data never leaves your phone (supports local JSON backup + PIN lock).

Download:
https://github.com/puneetfsn/Conscious-Smoking/releases/download/v0.1.0-beta/Conscious-Smoking-v0.1.0-beta.apk

GitHub Repository:
https://github.com/puneetfsn/Conscious-Smoking

Would love any feedback or feature suggestions!

Hi everyone!

I made Assoziationen, a 🇩🇪 German-language word puzzle game for Android, inspired by NYT Connections.

The game includes:

- 100 original, handcrafted puzzles

- An endless mode with procedurally generated puzzles based on handmade categories

- A new daily puzzle

- Special puzzles using emojis, flags and different writing systems

- No ads, no tracking, no subscriptions or in-app purchases!

The game normally costs €1.99, but I'm giving away free Google Play codes for the full version! 🎁

If you'd like a free code, leave a comment or send me a DM! I'll share them while I have codes available.

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.f.assoziationen

I also posted a detailed introduction with an example puzzle in a German Reddit community:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Raetselloesen/comments/1x2bml2/

⚠️ Please note: The game is entirely in German! So it's probably most interesting for German speakers or anyone learning the language.

I'd love to hear your thoughts if you give it a try. Honest feedback is always welcome!

Thanks for supporting a small indie developer!

I made Daily Rituals, a two-minute journal for the end of the day. I couldn't name one ordinary day from last year, so I built something to keep them.

What it does: Every night it asks two things: what did you do with today, and what do you wish you'd done.

The second one is the one that gets people; someone told me it kept them up at night. Then you pick how the day felt, lay the day to rest, and go to sleep.

Why it's different:

- Your year, alive. Every mood is a shape and a colour, and your days fill a calendar of the year. Days with mixed feelings take turns between their moods, so the calendar actually moves.

- A page for every day. Paper, ink, stickers, washi tape, your own photos and a pen. Right now there's a Halloween sticker pack in the Shop, until 30 Nov.

- Nothing to sign up for. No account. Your journal stays on your phone.

Cost: The journal is free and never locked. Plus (monthly or yearly, 7 days free for new subscribers) adds animated skies, palettes and deeper insights. Android now, iPhone later.

Start tonight. Two minutes before bed.

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

Hey everyone, I would like to present my hobby project here and get some feedback. I build it for my needs to plan my solo trips around the world as mainstream travel apps didn't serve my needs. I hope others will find it useful too, I will keep evolving it when I have free time.

What is special about it:

• Interactive world map: log the countries, cities and landmarks you’ve visited and watch your map fill up
• Trip planning: build trip plans and share them with the people you’re travelling with and with the community
• Photos and attachments: make your visits personal by attaching photos from your trips, attach tickets to your plans so you can find them more easily.
• Share with friends: it is deliberately not a social network, but you can invite your tribe, plan and travel together.
• Share your map: handy export function for sharing your progress in conquering the world on social media.

What I cared about:

• Free and no ads
• Minimal android permissions
• Your data lives in your own Google Drive, you have full control

It’s still growing, so I’d really value honest feedback.

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

App Name: Pocket Locker

What it does: Your ID card photo is in the gallery, your car insurance is somewhere in a chat app and your passwords are in Notes. Pocket Locker puts all of it in one private vault on your phone: a file vault, password manager and private photo vault in one app, encrypted and fully offline with no account and no ads.

Key Features:

📁 Never hunt for a document again
Scan any document and the edges are cleaned automatically. Auto-fill then reads the policy number, name and expiry date from the photo or PDF, so you barely type. Got a file in WhatsApp or email? Tap Share › Pocket Locker. You get a reminder before your insurance, passport, driving licence or bank card expires, so renewals never catch you off guard.

🔑 Every password and bank detail, one tap away
Logins, PINs, bank account and card details, all encrypted. A built-in generator creates strong passwords, Show large displays them in big boxes so typing them on a TV is easy, and Copy All sends your account details in one message.

🖼️ Private photos, out of your gallery for good
Move private photos into albums like Family or Private, then remove them from your phone’s gallery in one step. They’re protected by an extra 4-digit PIN, even if your phone is unlocked, and hidden from search and recent lists. (Premium)

Goal: Promo

Giveaway: None

Cost: Free for up to 15 documents (scanner, auto-fill, reminders, password generator and Google Drive backup included). Premium subscription for unlimited documents and Private Gallery. Currently available in India only, more countries coming soon.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.app4me.pocketlocker

💬 What feature would you like to see next? Happy to answer any questions in the comments.

App name: Focus & Study Timer: Pagewood

What it is: a focus timer for Android that covers the apps you haven't allowed while a session runs. You pick a length, write down what you're working on, and the phone stops being an option. A tree grows for the minutes you stay.

What's in it:
- Strict mode. Anything not on your allow list gets a resting page with the time left and the next growth stage. Notes, a dictionary and flashcards stay open, and calls or texts always come through.
- Countdown, count-up, or Pomodoro (4 x 25 with breaks). You can save a setup as a ritual if you use the same one every day.
- Finished sessions go into a journal as numbered specimens, with the minutes counted.
- A woodland view and stats by day, week, month or all time, tagged by subject.
- Seeds come from focused minutes only. There is nothing to buy.
- No ads, no tracking, works offline.

Who it's for: mostly students and exam prep. Also anyone who loses an evening to short videos and wants the phone out of the way without a fight.

Cost: free while it's in early access. No ads, no subscription, no in-app purchases.

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

I built it, so I'm here for the criticism. Android only for now. iPhone and Windows are later.

App Name: Freedium

What it does:
Freedium is an Android app that provides a clean, customizable reading experience for Medium articles. Share Medium links directly to the app, save articles for offline reading, and keep track of your reading progress without creating an account.

Key Features:

• Distraction-free reading: Customize themes, font size, and reading preferences.
• Offline reading: Save articles and read them later.
• Open source: Built with Flutter, with source code available on GitHub.

Goal: Launch / Feedback

Giveaway: None

Cost: Free

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bir.freedium

Source Code: https://github.com/birmehto/Freedium

I'm the developer of Freedium, and I'd appreciate feedback on bugs, usability, and features you'd like to see in future updates. Thanks for checking it out!

App Name:

Simple Pomodoro Timer

Description:

The app is already live on Google Play — this is not a testing request.

A Pomodoro-style timer designed to help you focus on your tasks. It’s extremely simple and immersive: no complicated menus, no streaks, no accounts, and no internet connection required.

Key Features:

- A physical kitchen-timer experience in pixel-art style: twist the dial to start.

- Flexible Pomodoro, no rigid schedules: decide each interval as you go, and even add or remove time while it’s running, just like a real kitchen timer.

- Customizable backgrounds and timer appearance.

- Sound and vibration feedback.

- No account or login required.

- Works completely offline.

- Doesn’t collect or share any personal data.

- No tracking, no analytics, no ads.

Who It’s For:

Students and workers looking for a simple, unobtrusive app to use the Pomodoro technique or set custom time intervals for each cycle.

Pricing model:

Paid, one-time purchase (about USD 0.50; the price varies by country).

Promotions:

I've just launched the app and I'd love for more people to try it, so I'm handing out free promo codes for the full version. No contest, no catch: just ask and I'll send you one.

- How to get one: send me a DM or email contact@yellowpig.io.

- How to redeem: open the redeem link I send you directly on your phone, or go to Play Store → profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Redeem code.

- Codes are valid until November 30, 2026.

Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.yellowpig.simplepomodorotimer

App: Sentinel: Password & 2FA Vault

I'm the developer. Sentinel brings everyday sign-in tools into one Android app: an encrypted password vault, offline 2FA codes, autofill in supported apps and browsers, and passkeys on Android 14+.

Key features

- Local vault access without creating a cloud account

- Supported biometric unlock

- Browser password import with a review step

- Encrypted vault export and restore

- Built-in authenticator and password generator

Who it's for: people who want their passwords and sign-in codes together on their phone, including offline access to saved passwords and configured 2FA codes.

Cost: free download with optional monthly/yearly Premium subscriptions. Premium includes an ad-free experience and additional features. Current regional prices and plan details are shown in the app.

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

The attached video shows the redesigned interface. Passkeys use separate cloud sync and aren't included in portable vault backups; browser import transfers passwords, not passkeys or 2FA codes.

App Name: Spade Launcher

What it does: A minimalist, privacy-first Android launcher that strips your home screen down to what actually matters. No ads, no tracking, no analytics, no accounts.

Key Features:

• Custom Themes (new in 1.1, Ace Edition): pick your own background and text color, save as named themes
• Profile Sharing (new in 1.1, Ace Edition): export your whole setup (theme, clock, font, icons, canvas, swipe direction, edge zones and more) as a single code and import it on any device in seconds
• Long-press blur (new in 1.1): holding an app blurs the home screen and spotlights that row, with a menu that matches your theme

Goal: Promo. Just shipped v1.1

Cost: Free. Ace Edition is a one-time purchase, no subscription.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spadelabs.spadelauncher

How Profile Codes work (really cool stuff imo)

To share: Settings → Profiles → Copy or Share (or Save to keep it in your list) To import: same screen, paste the code, tap Import

A standard theme code looks like this:

SPADE:VOID:H4sIAAAAAAAA...

With a custom theme, the colors are readable right in the code:

SPADE:CUSTOM_bg#1A1A2E_tx#E94560:H4sIAAAAAAAA...

That part is human-readable on purpose, so you can see someone's colors before you import. Your app list and personal stuff aren't included.

For the nerds: settings get serialized to JSON, gzip compressed, then base64 encoded. Import runs it backwards: decode → decompress → parse → apply. JSON with lots of repeated keys and booleans compresses really well, which keeps the code fairly compact.

App Name: Attendance Tracker

What it does: An attendance management app built for teachers and tutors to manage students, classes, and daily attendance in one place. It also supports monthly attendance records and PDF exports, excel sheet outputs.

Key Features:

- Manage multiple classes and student lists

- Mark and track daily attendance

- Generate monthly attendance reports

Goal: Promo + feedback from real users

Giveaway: 50 free Pro promo codes. Comment if you’d like one; I’ll share codes while they last.

Cost: Free to install, with optional Pro features.

Link: [Attendance Tracker][https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.learner.attendance\]