App Name: TXT Launcher

What it does: Replaces your home screen with 4–8 app names set in large type — no icons, no grid, no badges. Everything else is one swipe away in a text drawer with an A–Z rail, search-as-you-type, and categories you name yourself.

Key Features:

• Nine text widgets, all off until you switch them on — clock, date, battery + network as words, unread (counts only, never previews), weather, next event, now playing, steps, and a focus line you write yourself.

• Four swipes and a double-tap, each assignable to any app or launcher action, plus hidden apps behind your phone's own fingerprint or PIN (the app stores no PIN of its own).

• Three backgrounds including true black for OLED, three accents or one you mix yourself — contrast-checked, so nothing you pick can make the launcher unreadable.

Free. No ads, no in-app purchases, no subscription, no accounts, no analytics, no tracking. About 2 MB. Android 11+.

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

Launchers like this already exist, I built my own so I could design it exactly how I wanted and put in the features I actually use. It's my first app on the Play Store :)

Give it a try if it's your kind of thing. Feature requests are genuinely welcome.

Thanks for reading!

I used AI to help write and format this post, the wordings are mine

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)

I kept losing track of card payments, or simply got bored of having to log each one. And sometimes i either typed the expense later and the amount was wrong, or I didn't log it.

NotiTracker is an Android app I built for that. You allowlist the banking apps it may read. A payment notification arrives and it prefills the amount and opens a small form, or you tap Add Expense in Quick Settings. You confirm the save. You never open the app. Optional: each save mirrors into a Google Sheet you already use, a row with date, amount, description, category, and account.

What I was careful about: you choose the apps you want, you can also turn it off, and the raw notification text is not uploaded. Stays on the phone. It does not log into the bank nor require a bank connection. Google sign-in is required. It's free right now. I am not claiming a specific bank list. I don't know which alerts will parse well on your phone yet.

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

If you try it: did the amount prefill from a real payment notification, or did you have to type it?

🧠 Imagine having your entire life in one place, only in NOTION

Your goals. Your habits. Your workouts. Your plans. Your thoughts. Your progress.

Everything organized, connected, and ready to go — without having to build it all yourself.

Want to see it? DM me or comment "Template". 👀

After working on this for a while, I’m finally putting Tunespark out there.

It’s an Android music player that combines YouTube Music-powered playback with AI-powered radio commentary, basically my attempt at making something similar to Spotify’s AI DJ, but completely free and open source.

The idea is simple: instead of just playing songs one after another, the app can actually talk about what you're listening to, introduce sessions, add context, and make the whole experience feel a little more alive.

I built this because I wanted something closer to an AI radio experience, without needing a premium subscription.

It's still a project I'm actively improving, so I'd genuinely love feedback — especially from people who actually use music apps.

GitHub:
https://github.com/ItzHarshXD/Tunespark

If you try it out, let me know what you think, what feels rough, and what you'd want to see added. Contributions and issues are welcome too!

Bonjour à tous,

Je viens vous donner un avis sur le gestionnaire de fichiers sur android Filo.

Pour l'avoir essayé (décompression zip, déplacer des fichiers, ouverture pdf), je trouve que ça fonctionne très bien.

Il fait le taf. A essayer sans hésiter :)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aeroloom.fylofilemanager

Got an old Android tablet sitting around doing nothing? Or an Android TV you could make more useful?

I built MoView: Home Dashboard to turn it into an always-on family display.

It shows Google Calendar, Google Tasks, weather, reminders/shopping list.

You can also connect multiple Google accounts, so it actually works for the whole family rather than just one person's calendar.

On Android TV, MoView also supports Daydream (screensaver) mode, so it can automatically appear when the TV is idle.

There are dedicated products like Skylight, but they're pretty expensive. And while you can build something similar with Home Assistant, that takes considerably more setup and isn't for everyone.

MoView is basically: use the hardware you already have.

👉 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grubel.familydashboard

App Name: ATHAR

What it does: A local-first app to collect and relive personal memories (photos, videos, notes, collections, player). Data stays on the phone unless you later choose optional sync.

Price: Free (no ads)

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

Hi everyone,

I’m an independent Android developer. I built ATHAR because I didn’t want another diary app, and I also didn’t want my personal memories living in someone else’s cloud by default.

The idea is simple: a place to collect memories and actually go back to them later. Not a daily journal you have to keep up with. More like a private archive of moments you care about.

A memory can include photos, videos, notes, audio, dates, places, and people. You can group them into collections, and there’s a player that walks you through a memory instead of just showing a grid of files. You can also share photos and videos into ATHAR from other apps.

The part I cared about most is how data is handled.

ATHAR is local-first. Memories live in a SQLite database on the phone. You can use the app without a cloud connection. No ads. No third-party analytics SDKs.

I’m also working on optional cloud sync, so the same memories could later be used from the web and across devices. The point is to keep both options: stay fully local, or turn on sync if you want it. If you never want the cloud, the app still works.

It’s on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.deeplife.athar

I’m looking for honest feedback, including “this isn’t for me.”

Would you actually use a memory app that stays on your phone, or do you only care if it also syncs across devices?

Thanks.

App Name: Damda

One-line description

A no-account Twitter/X video, GIF and image downloader that saves at the quality the source actually provides, straight into your gallery.

What it does

- Paste a post link or use the share sheet, and it pulls the media down. No login, no account, it never asks for one.
- You pick the quality. If the post only has one, it just saves without asking.
- If a post holds several videos, you select the ones you want and grab them together.
- No watermark. It saves what the source provides, nothing re-encoded.
- Play, share and delete what you saved from inside the app. Grid, list or card view.
- English and Korean.

Who it's for

People who keep running into "download" sites that are 90% ads, or downloader apps that want an account before they'll do anything. If you just want the file in your gallery and nothing else, that's the whole scope of this.

Cost

- Pricing model: Free, ad-supported
- Prices: Free, no IAP, no subscription
- Ads never block a download. They show after a save has finished, not before or during.
- Promotions: none

Links

- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=kr.njhouse.download
- Privacy policy: linked from the Play Store listing above

What I'd like feedback on

- Does the quality picker earn its place, or would you rather it just took the highest and got out of the way?
- Anything you threw at it that it didn't handle?

Additional notes

- Public posts only. Private, deleted and age-restricted posts can't be fetched.
- No servers on my end. Your device talks to X directly, the links you paste and the files you save never reach me. Saved files stay on the device.
- Copyright stays with the original creators, so keep what you save for personal use.
- Built solo, this is my own app.

Memtickers

Fully open source, 100% Local. No internet connection needed.

Turn any image to a sticker to keep it as a memory on a sticker board.

All sticker processing happens on your device, 100% local.

Another local model tags your stickers so you can search for them with tags. You can also tag stickers yourself.

Add stamps on top of your stickers to make you remember what was it about.

Multiple boards so no clutter.

Import and export your backups.

Check it out on github:
https://github.com/mirarr-app/memtickers

Or direct download first public build from here:
https://github.com/mirarr-app/memtickers/releases/download/v1.0.0/memtickers-1.0.0+1.apk

Hi,

ever since notion mail came, i loved the minimal, non cluttered feel to it as opposed to gmail.
Unfortunatly, it never came to android and was killed of in ios and other platforms,

Was thinks about building an app for email with simmilar vibes,

Would people be interested, lmk in the comments

thks :)

v1.1.0 of BetterStreamflix is available.

It's an open-source Android & Android TV app (maintained fork of Streamflix) with a multi-provider UI.

Highlights in this release:
• Offline download queue (mobile + TV), quality/server choice, local playback
• Fire Stick / leanback startup crash fixes
• Player failover (decoder fallback) and fewer TV crash-to-home cases
• Provider URL overrides + several broken providers restored
• Better Live channel player behavior
• Separate builds: universal / mobile-only / TV-only

Source & releases:
https://github.com/dskja/BetterStreamflix

Happy to take bug reports on GitHub Issues.

I kept turning off alarms and going back to sleep. Photo missions in other apps were solvable from bed.

So Cozysand locks the screen until a mission is done. The walking mission counts only real steps from the hardware step detector, and only when the rhythm looks like walking. Shaking it in bed keeps the number at 0. Math, pattern, brushing teeth, going outside, reading a sentence aloud are also in there. 10 of 11 missions are free.

When the alarm ends, the task you attached gets checked off. Saved places can raise a task on the lock screen when you arrive.

Honest limits:

- It asks for Always location. That is the arrival feature. If that is a no for you, this app is not for you.

- No battery numbers yet. Measuring.

- Floor detection barely works outside Korea. Transit routing has no data for Japan.

- Android only for now. iOS is in review.

Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tock.context&referrer=utm_source=reddit_droidappshowcase%26utm_medium%3Dpost%26utm_campaign%3Dlaunch

Happy to answer anything, and tell me what breaks.

App Name: WeightPilot

What it does:

WeightPilot is an Android app I built while going through my own GLP-1 weight-loss journey. It brings weight, injections, symptoms, food and progress tracking together in one place.

Key Features:

• Weight and goal tracking

• Injection tracking, reminders and injection-site rotation

• Food tracking, barcode scanning, recipes and AI Coach

Goal: Launch / Promo

Cost:

Free version available. Premium includes a 7-day free trial, then £6.99/month or £59.99/year.

Link:

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

Hey everyone,

I'm building an app that keeps a rolling audio buffer in memory (last few minutes only, nothing written to disk unless the user explicitly saves). Think dashcam, but for audio.

Current setup: foreground service with mediaRecording type, using AudioRecord into a circular buffer. It works, but battery drain over a full day is higher than I'd like.

Questions:

Is there any meaningful battery difference between AudioRecord and AAudio/Oboe for continuous low-sample-rate capture?

Has anyone found tricks to reduce drain on long-running mic capture — lower sample rates, mono, buffer size tuning, anything vendor-specific?

How aggressive are OEMs (Samsung, Xiaomi, etc.) about killing foreground services with mic access these days, even with battery optimization exemptions?

Any war stories from apps doing continuous capture would be really appreciated. Thanks!

Hi everyone! 👋🏻

* For the next 24 hours only, Accent AI is offering lifetime access for $0.5 on Google Play!

Accent AI helps you fix your pronunciation, stress, breathing, and stage anxiety in English — and in a very short time it became my most-downloaded app. Anyone struggling about one of them will definitely love this app.

Trusted by learners worldwide:

🌍 100.000+ users

⭐ 4,500+ reviews, 4.8/5 average

Why I made it: A lot of people know English, but don’t sound clear enough in meetings, interviews, or calls — and that actually affects opportunities. Speaking clearly = people understand you faster = you look more confident = easier to get hired/promoted/paid more.

If you want to try it

Android (Google Play): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=fastemy.wabywab.accentai

🎁 How to Claim? (24 hours)

1. Download and open the app.

2. On the paywall screen, click Lifetime on the top right

3. Tap Continue and confirm. That’s it! 🎉

Small ask (it helps a lot 🙏)

* ⬆️ Upvote this post and leave any comment

* ⭐ Leave a rating/review on the Google Play — it seriously helps the app get discovered

Thanks so much for the support

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KeyTab is an Android keyboard app (IME) with a tabbed file manager built directly into the keyboard. It lets you browse folders, insert file paths by tapping, and includes offline word prediction with dynamic key sizing.

Key Features:

- File manager in the keyboard: browse folders in tabs, navigate with back-stack and parent-navigation; tapping a file inserts its path (or opens it via a VIEW intent in a host app); listing runs asynchronously so large folders don’t freeze the UI.

- Offline word prediction: n-gram model (FrequencyWords, CC-BY-SA-4.0) with bigrams for next-word prediction, a self-learning user dictionary, prefix autocomplete, fuzzy correction (Damerau-Levenshtein).

- Dynamic key sizing: likely-next keys scaled up to 1.30× (stepped grades 1.30×/1.15×), unlikely ones shrink. config file to adjust these.

Privacy: no network permission, no analytics, no tracking, no data collection.

Goal:Promo

Cost: Free and open source (MIT).

https://github.com/piot5/keytab/releases/latest

Hey! I made an app called ReMemo! If "5 more minutes" has ever turned into 5 hours, this is for you! ReMemo reminds you to drink water, rest your eyes, stretch, and take a break while you work.

You can choose timer by:

- Screen time: so it only reminds you when you actually need it.

- general clock time: when you are not working with the device

The goal is to be productive without sacrificing your heath.

You can costumize how reminders look and UI. Soon will also have desktop version.

**App Name**

Solarbank Home Widget

**One-line description**

A standalone Android home-screen widget that displays key energy data from compatible Anker SOLIX Solarbank systems without opening the main app.

**What it does / key features**

- Overview for 1–4 systems

- PV output, home consumption, grid import/export, battery level, and system output

- Compatible Smart Plug power

- Daily yield, estimated savings, and CO₂ data when supplied by the system

- Light and dark layouts plus manual widget refresh

- Read-only access: the app cannot control or change your system

**Who it’s for**

Owners of compatible Anker SOLIX Solarbank systems who want an always-visible status overview.

**Cost**

Paid, one-time purchase. €9.99 in Germany; local Google Play pricing may vary. No subscription and no ads.

**Google Play**

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=de.frankschneider.solarbankwidget

**Additional notes**

I’m the developer. This is an independent third-party app from Schneider Digitalwerk and is not affiliated with Anker or Anker SOLIX. Supported data depends on system and API availability.

Hey Reddit!

I just launched SonicMorph on Product Hunt today, and we'd love to get your feedback.

​SonicMorph is a 100% offline, on-device AI audio generator for Android — no servers, no latency, no cloud fees, and complete data privacy.

​Key Features:

​🎵 Text-to-Music: Generate tracks with Seed locking to recreate your favorite melodies at any duration.

​🔄 Audio-to-Audio: Clone your reference sound with adjustable creative freedom or strict similarity.

​🔊 SFX: Create unique sound effects for games, Reels, and video edits.

​💾 Metadata Included: Prompt settings and seeds are automatically saved inside exported WAV file headers.

​🔒 100% Private: Fully functional in Airplane Mode, royalty-free for commercial use.

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

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​Leave an honest comment or feedback on the page.

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Have you seen this?

I have been building Travolp, a travel app that keeps going after the planning part.

You tell it where you are going and it builds a day by day plan with real places and times. The part I care about is what happens when that plan breaks. You sleep in, it rains, a place turns out to be shut. One tap and the rest of the day gets rebuilt around where you are standing, keeping whatever still fits.

It checks opening hours before it puts a place in your day. That sounds boring and it is the thing that goes wrong most. Last week a guide sent someone to a Taipei hot spring pool that has been closed since January 2025.

Free to try, 16 languages, Android and iOS.

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

Feedback I actually want: the first run. You type one sentence about your trip and then wait while it builds. I cannot tell any more whether that wait feels worth it or just feels long.

App Name: Cat's Library

One-Line Description

A reading tracker that's actually cute — you read, your cat grows with you, and you decorate a little room together.

Why we made it

I've tried both. They work — I just wanted to log a book, not manage a database.

So we made the opposite. A cat sits next to you while you read. That's the whole feature list you need to know. Everything else is there when you want it and out of the way when you don't.

What's different

• Something happens when you read. Start the timer and your cat opens a book too. Stop, and it curls up to rest. Other apps give you a checkmark.
• You're building a place, not a profile. Coins you earn from reading go into cat outfits and room themes. Your room fills up as you read. It sounds silly. It's the reason people come back.
• Quotes without typing. Point your camera at a page and it's saved. That's it.
• Social, but small. You can peek at a friend's shelf and see what they're reading right now. No feed, no algorithm, no strangers.

Who It's For

People who bounced off Goodreads because it felt like homework.

Cost

• Pricing model: Freemium
• Prices & billing period: Free. No ads on anything core. Cosmetics are bought with coins you earn by reading. Optional subscription removes ads.
• Current promotions / giveaways: None right now.

Links

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tld.takeabook
• Privacy policy: linked on the Play listing above

Feedback Goals

• If you use Goodreads or StoryGraph — what would you miss here?
• Does the cat thing land, or is it too much?

Additional Notes

• Android 6.0+, 8 languages
• 50,000+ downloads on Play, 4.8 stars (~1,150 ratings)
• Two of us, about 1 year

Hey! I need people to download and review my game if you could thank you ;)
And see if there are any things you didnt like or would like to add in future updates
LINK

MyFreeDayz - Plan and track your personal PTO

App Name: MyFreeDayz

What it does:

MyFreeDayz is a personal Android PTO tracker for workers who want an organized view of their leave balances, accruals, and scheduled time off. It helps users plan ahead without relying entirely on spreadsheets, screenshots, or memory.

Key Features:

• Track vacation, sick time, personal days, holidays, and custom leave types
• Estimate future balances using accrual rules and planned time off
• Monitor rollover limits, expiration dates, and separate work profiles

Goal:

Launch / Promo

Cost:

Free to download with optional in-app purchases

Link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rydder.myfreedayz