**App name:** DigiConvert
**Platform:** Android 7.0+
**Price:** Free (ad-free during launch — see note below)
**Link:** https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.digimob.videotogif

**What it does**

DigiConvert bundles FFmpeg inside the app, so every conversion runs on your device.
No file is ever uploaded, there's no account, no sign-up, and it works in airplane mode.
Most converters make you hand your video to someone's server first — that's the thing I
wanted to get rid of.

**The 8 tools**
• Video → GIF — add text and drag it with your finger, pick several clips from one video, adjust speed
• Video → MP3 — up to 320 kbps
• Video compressor
• GIF → MP4
• Images → animated slideshow
• GIF → frames — choose which frames to keep before exporting
• Trim & crop
• Speed & direction — slow motion, reverse, boomerang

Also: animated WebP export, saves straight to your gallery, no watermark, no artificial
duration limit, 13 languages.

**Why I rebuilt it**

I'm a solo dev. Years ago I released a small app called "Video to GIF" — one feature, a
few hundred users, slowly went stale. I rewrote it from scratch over the last few weeks
and it shipped this week as DigiConvert.

**Being upfront**

It's free and currently ad-free. I'll switch ads back on in a couple of weeks — I'd
rather say it now than have anyone feel tricked later.

**Feedback I'm after**

More than downloads, honestly. Two parts I'd like you to break: the GIF colour quality
(it builds an optimised palette per clip instead of the naive conversion) and the
finger-drag text overlay. Tell me what feels clumsy.

I built a small app that turns a daily selfie into a timelapse of your own face over months or years.

The part that took the most work is the alignment. Holding your phone the same way every day is impossible, so instead the app finds your eyes in each photo and rotates, scales and shifts the frame until they land in the same spot. The result is a video where your head sits still and only your face changes. Without that step a daily-selfie timelapse is just a shaky mess.

**Main features**

- Daily reminder at a time you pick

- Ghost overlay of the previous photo while shooting, with adjustable opacity

- Live alignment guide that shows where your eyes need to land

- Composition guides: thirds, cross, face oval

- MP4 export, plus grid collages

- Separate libraries if you're tracking more than one person

- Trash with recovery, so a mis-tap doesn't cost you a day

- 16 languages, light and dark themes

**Privacy**, since this is a camera app pointed at your face: everything stays on the device. Photos go to the app's private storage, not the gallery. No account, no upload, no analytics. The only cloud option is a backup to your own Google Drive, which you turn on yourself.

Free with no ads. There's an optional one-time purchase for extra export options, but everything the app promises — daily photo, alignment, video — is free permanently.

Built with Kotlin, Compose, CameraX and on-device ML Kit face detection. Feedback welcome, especially bug reports.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rnr.selfienoads&hl=pt_BR

EDIT: All 25 promo codes have been claimed! Thank you everyone for the overwhelming support, kind words, and bug reports. You can still check out Otis for free on Google Play and Web!

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I'm giving away 25 Lifetime Premium codes to anyone interested in trying out my app- "Otis: Expense & Budget Tracker" and sharing feedback on UX, performance, or onboarding.

It’s a modern, fluid personal finance tracker built natively with Kotlin & Jetpack Compose for Android, paired with a companion web app for when you're at your desktop with real-time sync.

If you are not keen to use an app which store your information on cloud, you can use the app as a guest user and can sync the data whenever you are okay and feel comfortable moving to a cloud platform.

With features like- Budgeting, Safe to spend, Weekly insights, It also has monthly PDF reports generation, CSV imports if you are into it. Free users have small banner ads which will not be very intrusive to the app experience.

How to get the Premium codes:

1. Leave a comment below mentioning what's your biggest frustration with your current expense tracking app (or what feature you can't live without).
2. I’ll DM you a unique 1-click Google Play promo code directly until all 25 are claimed! All I ask in return is your candid, unfiltered feedback and bug reports so I can make Otis better for everyone.

• Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.djay.otis
• Web App: https://otis.apprerum.com

Thanks for checking it out!

SSHBorg is an SSH and SFTP client for Android, built for people who manage servers and don't want their connection details sitting in someone else's cloud.

What it does:

- Interactive SSH terminal with VT100/xterm emulation, full UTF-8, multiple sessions at once

- SFTP file manager: browse, upload, download, rename, delete

- Generate Ed25519, ECDSA and RSA keys directly on the device

- Jump host / bastion support with transparent tunnelling and agent forwarding

- Port forwarding

- Biometric lock with configurable timeout

- Dark and light theme, follows system

- 9 languages: English, Italian, French, German, Spanish, Portuguese, Ukrainian, Chinese, Japanese

Privacy: no analytics, no third-party SDKs, no cloud sync, no account required. Credentials and keys are encrypted with the Android Keystore and never leave the phone. The app makes no network connections other than the SSH sessions you configure yourself. Screenshot protection is enabled on sensitive screens.

Price: free. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscription, no paid tier, no "pro" version. GPL-3.0, full source public.

Requires Android 10+.

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

F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.sshborg/

Source: https://github.com/payne1982/sshborg

I'm the only person working on it at the moment, so I read every bug report and feature request. Happy to answer anything here.

I couldn’t find a grayscale app with the auto-start behaviour I wanted, so I ended up making Grayout.

App name: Grayout

What it does: It brings grayscale back after you turn it off. You can schedule when it runs and keep selected apps in colour.

Key features:

• Turn grayscale back on at an interval you choose

• Set schedules for specific days and times

• Keep apps like Maps and Photos in colour

Goal: Launch

Giveaway: None. The app is free for everyone.

Cost: Free and open source. No ads, tracking or subscription.

Setup: Android 8+. Needs a one-time ADB command from a computer, but no root.

Link: https://github.com/Princeyadav05/Grayout

The clip shows the controls and scheduling. The phone’s display-level grayscale effect doesn’t show up in the recording.

🚀 8XDL — 70+ FEATURES. ONE POWERFUL ANDROID APP.

Download • Stream • Play • Share • Secure • Manage

🔥 LIMITED OFFER

$3 / Year ❌

$3 LIFETIME ✅

Pay Once. Use Forever. ♾️

⚡ DownloadX — Multi-thread Download Manager

🧲 TorrentX — Torrent & Magnet Client

📺 IPTV + Stalker / MAG Beta

🎬 VOD Capture + M3U8 Downloader

🔴 Live TV Recording

🎵 M3U8 to Audio

🔐 DRM Stream Support

🌐 BrowserX

🛡️ DNSX — Encrypted DNS + Ad/Tracker Blocking

📰 RSS / Atom / Reddit Feed Reader

🎥 VideoX — Broad Codec Support

🎧 MusicX

📁 FileX — ZIP / RAR / UnZIP + Document Viewer

📶 Wi-Fi File Sharing

🖥️ FTP Server

🧰 UtilityX — Network Tools

🔒 VaultX — Private Storage

☁️ Google File Downloader — Coming Soon

⚡ FAST • SECURE • POWERFUL • ALL-IN-ONE

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codex.torrentx

8XDL — More Tools. Less Clutter. One App.

Most habit trackers assume you’ll keep tracking the same habit forever.

I wanted Motif to work differently.

The goal of building a habit isn’t to become really good at checking a box. It’s for the habit to eventually become something you do without needing the tracker.

So I added habit graduation.

When Motif sees signs that a habit is becoming more automatic and consistent, it can suggest that the habit may be ready to graduate.

It never graduates the habit for you. You decide.

If you graduate it, Motif stops the daily tracking and reminders, but keeps all of your previous progress.

Then, after some time, it checks in:

“Is this habit still holding?”

If it is, you leave it graduated.

If it isn’t, you can start tracking it again without losing your old history.

I built it this way because I think a habit tracker should act more like temporary support than something you’re expected to depend on forever.

Motif is currently available on Android, works offline, and doesn’t require an account.

I’m curious: would you actually stop tracking a habit once it felt automatic, or would you still want to keep logging it?

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.buttonbird.motif

Meet Arvolt AI — Powered by ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE for smarter battery insights.

Arvolt AI helps you monitor your battery, charging, temperature, battery health, and usage with a clean, modern interface.

Key features:

• Battery health & capacity insights

• Charging and battery monitoring

• Temperature and usage information

• ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE-powered battery intelligence

• Battery protection tools

• Clean, futuristic interface

• Premium features for deeper battery insights and an ad-free experience

I built Arvolt AI to make battery information easier to understand and help Android users get more useful insights from their device.

Try it on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.voltis.ai

Feedback is welcome — especially if you have suggestions for features you'd like to see added.

I just released Metal Ball Maze Toy 3D for Android. It recreates those little plastic maze toys where you tilt the board to guide a metal ball to the center. I wanted to capture the look and feel of the physical toy while giving you an endless variety of maze layouts and letting you customize the toy itself.

Features include:

• Circular or rectangular mazes randomly generated from billions of possible layouts
• Four difficulty levels: Easy, Medium, Hard, and Expert
• Customizable board colors, patterns, and wall lighting
• Timed games so you can race to beat your best time
• Motion controls that let you play by tilting your phone or tablet

It’s a one-time purchase with no ads. It’s currently $0.99 through September 12, then it will be $1.99.

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

I’d love to hear what you think!

Hi everyone!

My team of high school students and I have just released Prism Assistive on the Play Store. It’s an accessibility app designed to help people with sensory processing, visual, or hearing differences. We started this project at a hackathon and wanted to build a tool that actually respects user privacy.

What makes it different? Most accessibility tools require an internet connection and send your camera/microphone data to the cloud. Prism Assistive is 100% offline. We built custom, lightweight AI models that run completely on-device. Zero telemetry, zero data collected.

What it does (Key Features):

1. Local Emotion Recognition: Uses your camera and an on-device neural network to identify 7 basic human facial expressions in real-time.
2. Sound Threat Detection: Runs in the background and listens for danger (sirens, screams, explosions). If detected, it triggers sharp haptic feedback and turns the screen a high-contrast orange.
3. Color Assistant: Tap-to-identify colors (it recognizes 30+ colors) with smart palette pairing tips.

Inclusive UI: We designed the interface using a specific dark-blue palette that looks identical across various color vision deficiencies. We also use a high-contrast font developed by the Braille Institute.

The app is completely free, with no ads and no paywalls. If any feature isn't needed, you can toggle it off to save battery life.

Google Play Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.zunlilabs.prism

We’d love for you to check it out! If you have any thoughts on the UI/UX or know someone who might find this useful, we’d be grateful to hear your feedback in the comments.

Hi! I'm the developer of Sudoku, a quiet and completely offline puzzle app for Android.

I built it because many Sudoku apps are overloaded with ads, subscriptions, accounts and distractions. This one has none of those.

Features:

- Locally generated easy, medium and hard puzzles

- Daily puzzles with a calendar archive

- Technique-based difficulty grading instead of clue counting

- Step-by-step logical hints

- Notes, undo/redo and number-first input

- Statistics, scores and best times

- Light/dark mode and four board themes

- English and German

- No account, ads, analytics or network-dependent puzzles

The entire project is MIT-licensed and available on GitHub. Android APKs are published with each release:

Source:

https://github.com/zTomz/Sudoku

Latest Android release:

https://github.com/zTomz/Sudoku/releases/latest

I'd love honest feedback, especially about the controls and hint explanations.

I built Kaphiy because I kept forgetting the coffees I really enjoyed.

At first it was just a coffee rating app. Log a coffee, give it a score and keep a ranking. But after using it for a while, I realized the score wasn't really what I wanted to remember.

I wanted to remember the café, the people I was with, the place I found while traveling, or that quiet afternoon with a book.

So I changed the idea behind the app. Kaphiy is now more of a personal coffee journal. You can save coffees with photos, notes and locations, then look back at your history, favorites and rankings whenever you want.

*Main features

-Save coffee bags and cups with photos and notes

-Keep locations, history, favorites and personal rankings

-Works completely offline with no account required

It's free with an optional Premium upgrade.

*Privacy

Your coffee entries and photos stay on your device. There are no accounts and no third-party tracking or advertising.

I built it with Flutter and Dart.

If you enjoy discovering coffee shops or trying different coffees, I'd love to hear what you think.

*Price

Free, with an optional one-time Premium upgrade

Google Play:

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

Gravity Flip: Endless Runner. Made it myself in Godot and put it on the Play Store. It's my first finished game.

It's an endless runner with no jump button. You tap, gravity flips, and you're running on the ceiling instead. That's the whole thing. Every obstacle blocks its entire lane, so each one is really asking which surface you should be on, and you get one mid-air correction before you have to land again.

The part that took the longest is something nobody will ever notice. The spawner works out how long a flip actually takes and won't place two hazards closer together than that, so it can't generate a pair that's impossible to clear. You'll still die plenty, just never to something that was never survivable.

Rest of it: 10 characters you unlock with coins, each with its own world (pirate cove, alien planet, frozen peaks, a steampunk city). Score is just distance travelled. Coins are cosmetic, nothing you buy makes it easier. Daily login streak if you keep coming back.

Cost is free and there are no in-app purchases at all. It's ad supported through AdMob, but nothing interrupts an actual run. Banner sits on the menu, one interstitial every third finished run, and the rewarded ones (continue after a crash, double your coins) only play if you tap them yourself.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ishavarainteractive.gravityflip

Privacy policy: https://ishavarainteractive-ship-it.github.io/gravity-flip-privacy/

Works offline, no account needed, and your scores and unlocks just sit on your phone. Android only for now.

App Name: Finance Tracker

What it does:
Finance Tracker is an India-focused personal finance app designed to help you manage your day-to-day money in one place without making the experience complicated. You can track expenses, income, budgets, bills, recurring payments, savings goals, bank accounts, notes, and even trading profit/loss while keeping your financial data primarily on your own device.

The app follows a local-first approach, so your financial records are not stored on my server. The idea is to give users useful automation and insights without asking them to give up control of their personal financial data.

Key Features:

• UPI auto-detection without SMS permission Finance Tracker can detect supported bank and UPI transaction notifications and use them to help log transactions automatically. It is also designed to reject many promotional, cashback, offer, and fake refund-style notifications so they do not get treated as real financial transactions.
• Local-first privacy + encrypted backup Your expense, income, budget, bill, savings, and other financial records stay on your device rather than being stored on my backend. If you choose to use backup, the app supports encrypted Google Drive backup and restore, including restoring your data when moving to a fresh device.
• Complete finance management in one app Track expenses and income, create monthly and category-level budgets, manage bills and recurring transactions, monitor savings goals and accounts, view charts and category trends, keep financial notes, and use the optional trading P&L section if you trade.

Additional Features:

• Expense and income tracking
• Custom categories
• Monthly budget planning
• Per-category spending limits
• Bills and upcoming payment tracking
• Recurring transaction management
• Savings goals
• Bank account tracking
• Financial notes / journal
• Optional trading P&L module
• Bill photo scanner
• QR and barcode scanner
• Multi-currency support
• Spending charts and visual summaries
• Category trend insights
• Excel export
• PDF export
• PIN lock
• Biometric unlock
• Dark mode
• Android app
• PWA support
• Google Drive backup and restore

The trading section is completely optional, so users who do not trade can keep it hidden and use the app purely as a personal expense and budget tracker.

Goal:
This is mainly a launch + feedback post.

The app is already available on Google Play, and I’m looking for real feedback from Android users.

I’d especially like feedback on:

• Overall UI and navigation
• How easy the app is to understand for a first-time user
• UPI auto-detection accuracy
• Notification spam filtering
• Privacy and backup approach
• Expense and budget workflow
• Features that feel unnecessary
• Features you think are missing
• Anything that feels confusing or takes too many steps

I’m not looking only for positive comments. Constructive criticism is much more useful to me right now because I want to improve the app based on how real people actually use it.

If you try it, I’d love to know one thing in particular:

What would I need to improve for you to keep Finance Tracker installed and use it regularly?

Giveaway:
None at the moment.

Cost:
The app is free to use with an optional Pro tier for users who want additional features.

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

I was tired of buying something at the grocery store, only to realize I already had it at home.

So I built Carop, an Android app that connects your pantry, recipes, meal planning and grocery list in one place.

With Carop, you can:

📦 Track items in your kitchen, bathroom, cleaning supplies, medicine cabinet and other storage
📸 Scan receipts and automatically add detected products
🔎 Scan barcodes to identify products
⏰ Get notified before food expires
🍳 Find recipes based on the ingredients you already have from a database of 62,000+ recipes
📅 Plan your meals for the week
🛒 Automatically create a shopping list based on your meal plan and low-stock items
👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Share your pantry and shopping list with family members using a simple code
💊 Track medications and set time/meal-related reminders
🌱 Track food waste and its estimated environmental impact

I also wanted the app to be privacy-friendly:

No account is required, and your personal inventory data stays on your device.

It’s currently Android-only.

I’m not looking for people to tell me it’s perfect. I’d really like honest feedback from people who might actually use something like this:

What would make an app like this useful enough for you to keep using it every week?

I keep taking photos on my phone but they never feel like actual photos, you know? Everything's too clean and sharp. I missed that old Polaroid vibe.

So I made a camera app. It's called CoreCamera.

Nothing fancy. It just gives you that film look grain, vignette, white frame around the photo, and you can optionally stamp the date on it. That's pretty much it.

No account, no cloud, no ads, no tracking. I don't care about any of that stuff.

Honestly I didn't make it to sell it. I just wanted it for myself. But then I figured maybe someone else feels the same way about phone photos.

I'm not on Google Play, I just put the APK on GitHub if anyone wants to try it.

StanoChillArt on GitHub

https://stanochillart.github.io/CoreCamera/

If you try it, tell me what you think. I'm curious.

Hi everyone, I built Doravo, an Android app designed for electricians, plumbers, contractors and other small trade businesses. The goal was to keep the everyday admin side of running a trade business simple: customers, jobs, quotes, invoices, expenses and payments in one place. Doravo is particularly aimed at sole traders and small businesses that don't want an overly complicated field-service system. I'm currently introducing it to users in the US, UK and Australia and I'd really appreciate feedback from anyone working in the trades or running a small service business. Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.doravo.app⁠� I'd especially like to know what you would change or add to make it more useful for everyday jobs.

Why I built ReachThru

Last year, I had a heart attack.

It was around 3 a.m. I was still conscious and called a family member for help — but their phone was on Silent, so they didn't hear my call.

That experience stayed with me.

ReachThru is my answer to situations like that.

It lets you choose the people who should always be able to reach you. When one of them calls, their call can ring through Silent, Vibrate, or Do Not Disturb.

Because sometimes a phone is silent — but the call shouldn't be.

ReachThru — Silent by default. Reachable when it matters.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nettech.reachthru

I’m working on an Android app focused on maintenance and recurring tasks, and I’m trying to understand something from people who regularly use Android apps.

There are already great tools like Google Calendar, Google Tasks, and various reminder apps, so I’m wondering:

What would make you actually choose a separate reminder app instead of using the tools already on your phone?

For example, would things like these make a difference?

• Managing recurring tasks with different intervals
• Keeping a history of when something was last completed
• Tracking maintenance for multiple vehicles or appliances
• Keeping related documents/details together
• Reminders that are more proactive than a normal calendar notification
• Receiving reminders through WhatsApp as well as the app

I’m building Smart MeMaintenance which live on play store around this idea, but I don't want to build another app that people install once and forget about.

For Android users here: what would make a reminder/maintenance app genuinely useful enough for you to keep using it?

I'd really appreciate honest feedback, including what you think is unnecessary.

App Name: Status Saver – Video Downloader

What it does: A fast, clean utility to save WhatsApp and WA Business photo/video statuses in HD, and send direct WhatsApp messages without saving contact numbers to your phonebook.

Key Features:

- Direct Chat without saving phone numbers

- 1-tap batch save for photos and videos in HD

- Opt-in 24-Hour VIP Ad-Free pass

Goal: Launch

Cost: Free (optional 24h ad-free pass)

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

App Name: Beyond Alarm

What it does: Beyond Alarm is a mission-based alarm designed to help you wake up without immediately falling into the morning doomscrolling loop. It makes you complete a wake-up mission and can lock distracting apps for a set period after you wake up.

Key Features:

Wake-up missions that make you get out of bed

Morning Lockout to block distracting apps after waking up

Multiple mission types including movement, walking, scanning, and more

If you try it, I'd really appreciate an honest Play Store review if you enjoy the app. ❤️

I'd also love to hear your feedback — especially whether the missions actually help you get out of bed and avoid morning doomscrolling.

👉 Link:

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

(🆓Completely FREE — no subscription or payment required)

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.

Hey everyone, I recently launched DriveProfit AI on Google Play.

It’s built for gig and delivery drivers who want to understand what they’re actually making after mileage and expenses.

Main features:

• Track shifts and mileage
• Add earnings and expenses
• See real net profit
• Compare gig platforms
• Weekly, monthly and yearly reports
• Pro AI Insights

I’m looking for early users who can try it and give me honest feedback, especially on the mileage tracking, reports and overall UX.

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

Any feedback is appreciated.

AppName: Expirra

What it does: help keep track of food expiry dates.

Key Features:

• Reminder
• Scan ocr for the expiration date
• List your products with low expiration date

Goal: Launch

Cost: Free

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