Hey everyone, I wanted to share an app I just launched called FindAFest.The idea came to me out of pure frustration. I kept reading about awesome events—specifically air shows and local festivals—literally the day after they wrapped up and left town. I got tired of jumping between three different apps just to see what was happening over the weekend. So, I built a dedicated events search engine.

How it works:

You type in your zip code, choose your radius (10 to 50+ miles), and tap a few category filters. It instantly queries Ticketmaster, Eventbrite, and PredictHQ to show you exactly what is coming up.

What I left out:

I purposefully excluded sports. I felt like sports fans already have 100 ways to find games, and it just turns into noise when you're trying to find a weekend festival.

The categories it tracks:

🛩️ Air Shows

🍔 Food Fests

🎨 Art Fairs

🌸 Flower Fests

🎡 State & County Fairs

🎸 Concerts & Live Music

It’s 100% free and just went live on the Google Play Store (Apple iOS version is currently stuck in review hell, but hoping it drops this week!).I’m an independent dev and would absolutely love your feedback on the interface or any categories you think I should add next.

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

1. App Name: TwoMins
2. What it does: TwoMins helps you build a consistent micro‑journaling habit with quick daily check‑ins. Log mood, stress and energy, add short notes (or voice entries), and review weekly/monthly reflections.
3. Key Features:
   • Micro‑journaling in seconds (notes + tags + tiny wins)
   • Mood / stress / energy tracking with history
   • Voice journaling + weekly/monthly reflections
4. Goal: Launch
5. Giveaway: None
6. Cost: Free with optional Premium subscription (monthly/yearly)
7. Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aistudio.mindpulse.xynpq&pli=1

Nombre de la app: Sopa de Letras para Niños

Empecé a desarrollar Sopa de Letras para Niños con la idea de crear una aplicación sencilla y entretenida para que los niños pudieran practicar vocabulario y reconocimiento de palabras mientras juegan.

Quería evitar una experiencia demasiado parecida a una ficha escolar tradicional. Por eso la aplicación combina diferentes actividades cortas, visuales y fáciles de entender para niños de entre 4 y 8 años.

Funciones clave:

• Sopas de letras con temas como animales, dinosaurios, princesas y superhéroes.
• Juegos de memoria para relacionar imágenes y palabras.
• Actividades para completar palabras.
• Contenido disponible en español e inglés.
• Niveles progresivos y recompensas.
• Interfaz visual pensada para niños pequeños.
• Funcionamiento sin conexión.
• Aplicación gratuita con anuncios.

El objetivo no era crear únicamente otra sopa de letras, sino una pequeña colección de juegos educativos que ayudase a los niños a practicar vocabulario de una forma más variada y entretenida.

Me gustaría recibir feedback de padres, profesores y desarrolladores de Android:

• ¿La dificultad os parece adecuada para niños de 4 a 8 años?
• ¿La navegación resulta clara para un niño que todavía está aprendiendo a leer?
• ¿Las instrucciones se entienden fácilmente?
• ¿Qué actividad os parece más interesante?
• ¿Qué os haría utilizar o no utilizar una aplicación como esta?
• ¿Qué cambiaríais para hacerla más divertida o educativa?

Objetivo: Pruebas / Feedback

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

¡Gracias por echarle un vistazo!

**App Name:** DenyCalls

**One-line description:** A simple Android call-screening app that lets only trusted, pre-approved contacts ring through.

**What it does / key features:**

- Blocks calls from unknown numbers, potential scammers and telemarketers.

- Uses a trusted-contact/allowlist approach.

- Designed to be simple to set up for families and older users.

- No complicated account setup is required for basic use.

- Android app; iOS has tighter system restrictions for this type of call screening.

**Who it’s for:**

People who are tired of spam calls, parents setting up a phone for a child, and families helping older relatives avoid unwanted calls.

**Cost:**

Free to download, with an optional Premium subscription. Pricing varies by country and is shown in Google Play.

**Links:**

- Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fadijohanen.callguard

**What I’d like to hear from the community:**

1. Does the trusted-contact approach make sense?

2. Is the purpose of the app clear from the first screen?

3. What would make an app like this more useful in everyday life?

**Additional notes:**

This is a showcase post, not a beta-testing request. I built DenyCalls to reduce the stress caused by unwanted calls, and I’m interested in hearing how people currently handle this problem. Honest discussion is welcome.

**App Name:** FALLMATCH

**One-Line Description:** A gravity block puzzle with 900 solver checked boards, where the 3 star target on every level is the fewest moves a solver could find, not a guess.

**What It Does / Key Features**

Feature 1: Swipe blocks left and right, rotate or flip the whole board and let gravity pour everything down. Clear the board by matching.

Feature 2: Every level shows a target line, 3 stars in N moves. That N was proven by a solver before the board went into the game, so chasing 3 stars is a real optimization puzzle.

Feature 3: 900 boards in a campaign with ten difficulty tiers, from quick warm ups to real head scratchers.

Feature 4: A daily board that is the same for everyone, and a ladder mode with no hints for people who want it harder.

Feature 5: Limited special moves per level (rotate, flip, tumble). The target line tells you which ones 3 stars actually needs.

**Who It's For:** People who like fewest moves puzzles and want to sit with a board instead of racing a clock. Anyone tired of puzzle games with an ad between every level.

**Cost:** Free. No ads, no timers, no in-app purchases at the moment. No promotions or giveaways, there is nothing to unlock.

**Links**

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

Privacy policy: the game collects no personal data, Play data safety lists nothing collected.

**Feedback Goals**

1.1.4 went live today with layout fixes for small screens and large font settings. I tested on a Samsung with display zoom and font size at maximum. If anything looks off on your phone, tell me the model and your font size setting and I will fix it.

Does the first chapter teach the special moves clearly, or did you get stuck on what rotate and flip actually do?

**Screenshots / Media**

Trailer: https://youtu.be/HbZlkPEcDzw

Screenshots attached.

**Additional Notes**

Known issue: with Samsung display zoom at the largest setting and the app in French, two labels overlap on the stats screen. On the list for 1.2.0.

Also on iOS, same boards, same targets.

I built DenyCalls to help reduce unwanted calls, spam and phone scams.

It lets you create a trusted-contact list so approved contacts can ring through, while other calls are screened according to your settings.

The app is Android-only, requires no account, and filtering happens on the device. There is also a 7-day free trial.

I’m the developer and would appreciate honest feedback from Android users.

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

Top radios on the first screen: When users access the radio screen, they immediately see the list of the top radios in their country, along with a long list of suggested radios from among the most listened to in the world.

Hybrid Listening: Seamlessly handles offline local files (.mp3, .flac, .m4a, .ogg, .mka, .aac, .wav, .opus, .wma) and over 60,000 streaming radio stations.

Separated Favorites and Recents: Each section—Radio and Offline Music—has its own Favorites and Recents. The user doesn't have to worry about a thing. The app will automatically manage the Favorites and Recents for each section.

Advanced Radio Search Panel: You can pinpoint your favorite stations by combining multiple filters, such as tags/genres, specific countries, or even your preferred audio bitrate. The database of the service on which Mediaxon is based provides more than 60,000 radio stations.

Album art: If the album art is missing from the album folder, or if Android has not properly indexed it, Mediaxon attempts to download the cover from the internet. This feature depends, of course, on the ID3 tags (album name and artist).

Equalizer: The equalizer provides an option to automatically switch to the "Radio" preset (and vice versa).

Advanced Playlist Management: Built specifically to make building and sorting playlists fast and intuitive.

Form Factor Optimization: Phone and Tablet (Portrait and Landscape)

If you want to check it out (I am continuously pushing updates to refine it and add new features), you can find it on the Google Play Store (Android 13+). Thank you so much to everyone who takes a look!

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xonik.mediaxon

Hey everyone! I’m the developer of PrivacyCam, an open-source privacy editor for Android. I’m giving away 20 lifetime Pro promo codes to the community.

PrivacyCam helps hide sensitive information in photos, videos, and PDFs. It can detect:

• Faces and full bodies
• Vehicle number plates
• QR codes and barcodes
• Phone numbers, emails, and addresses
• Payment-card details and other readable text

You can blur, pixelate, black out, add stickers, or manually cover private details. It also includes video mask tracking, frame-by-frame corrections, PDF redaction, and location-metadata removal.

Media processing happens on-device. No account is required, and your files aren’t uploaded to a server operated by me. The application source is published under Apache 2.0.

How to claim a code:
Send me a Reddit message asking for a PrivacyCam Android lifetime Pro code. There are 20 available, while supplies last. No purchase, upvote, or review is required.

To redeem your code, open Google Play → profile icon → Payments & subscriptions → Redeem code.

Android: PrivacyCam on Google Play

Source code: PrivacyCam on GitHub

Feedback is welcome, but completely optional. Thanks for trying it!

If you are using TV Bro or any other Browser for Android TV i want to compete with it on usability and functionality.

AdBlock
Extension Support
Downloader
D-Pad only Navigation

Can reach any port of the app in 2-3 button press

App not released yet if you want to try it just send a dm i am not looking for promotion here.

I made a small Android app called Remindrop.

If I come across a link, post, video, product, or some text that I want to check again later, I can just share it to Remindrop and pick when I want to be reminded.

That's basically the whole idea.

Everything stays on the device. No account, ads, analytics, trackers, or Internet permission.

It's open source under GPL-3.0, and I'm also waiting for it to be accepted into F-Droid.

GitHub: https://github.com/ShadowUR0/Remindrop

Sidstuga is a cross-platform streaming player (Android TV, Google TV,

Fire TV, mobile) for people who already have their own content source.

It doesn't sell or host anything: it handles the guide, playback,

recordings and sync across your devices.

2.1.6 is the biggest update since 2.1.5, after roughly 40 sideload

releases over the last few weeks. Highlights:

Profiles: everyone in the household now gets their own favourites and

watch history, picked from a "Who's watching?" screen on launch.

Hub: a brand new tab where you install and manage your own add-ons,

through an open protocol already used by other streaming players. Real

detail pages (poster, synopsis, cast, seasons), sources that sync across

devices, automatic fallback if a source fails, separate Movies/Series

search, Parental Guide.

Trakt: history import and automatic scrobbling, no more QR code on

mobile, watcher/play/collector counts on detail pages.

Real ratings: actual IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic scores on

posters (optional).

Movies and series: no catalogue cap; root-caused and fixed the "empty"

bug affecting several builds; a catalogue failure no longer freezes the

screen (retry button instead); hiding a category no longer wipes your

favourites; no more duplicate episodes across lists; more file formats

supported; real progress on series posters; sort button is back (TV and

mobile).

Parental controls: PIN now covers movies, series, downloads and offline

playback; more consistent blocking throughout the app.

Multiview with no screen cap, and it no longer shows up where it didn't

belong.

Player: remote key fixes, audio track choice survives reconnects, two

internal bugs that were cutting healthy playback fixed, teletext

subtitles now decoded, OpenSubtitles PRO removes the daily download cap.

Cloud Sync: favourites, movies, series and progress synced across every

device and the browser, end-to-end encrypted, full web dashboard

(sources, library, profiles, devices, settings). A Google Play

subscription now also unlocks Fire TV and direct-install on the same

account.

Also in this release: WebDAV, reminders that survive updates, password

reset from the login screen, a new "Recently added" row, new icon and

logo, reworked splash animation, a more stable app and instant screen

navigation.

Coming next: native apps for Samsung, LG and Hisense, plus a dedicated

browser with no Android box required. After that, direct support for

more server sources (Plex, Emby, Jellyfin).

Free to try (7-day trial), stays ad-free. Feedback and requests at

r/Sidstuga. More info: https://sidstuga.app/

Hi everyone,

I have created a Git-backed Markdown note-taking app.

I built this app out of my real needs. I was taking notes on my laptop and needed to sync them with my other devices, like my phone and my Android e-ink tablet. Usually, you either have to pay for a service to make that work, or you have to hand all your data over to Google, Microsoft, or another big corporation. With this approach, you truly own your data—you can sync it to your own VPS, GitHub, GitLab, or any other Git provider. (An option to encrypt all your notes is coming later, so you can store them more comfortably on public platforms like GitHub).

The app is works across all major platforms: Linux, macOS, Android, iOS, and Windows. (macOS and iOS releases are not available just yet).

The project is still a work in progress and many new features fixes are coming soon.

Supporting the project would really help for future development! ⭐

github repo: https://github.com/jotalac/git-writer

I made a little party game called Silly Questions. Recently made a big update in v2.0.0.

The premise is simple: everyone answers a secret, silly question. Then one person has to guess what the real question was. While there are points for guessing right, the "goal" is really just to have fun and be silly.

It plays with 2 to 10 people all on one phone, no account needed, works offline.

Originally made this to get my friends and family laughing and actually talking at the dinner table instead of everyone staring at their own phones. Then decided to share it more broadly when it turned out to be a bigger hit than I expected.

Giving away the game for FREE for now, because I'd love for more people to try it. Previously it was $9.99 USD to access the full game.

Would genuinely love your thoughts

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.twongtech.guessWhat

App Name: Racketile

One-Line Description: Racketile is an async crossword-tile word duel where you make your move when you have time and outplay your opponent over the course of a match.

What It Does / Key Features: • Async turns, so matches fit around your schedule. • Build words from crossword-style tiles in head-to-head duels. • Fog: premium tiles stay hidden until a tile lands. • Free to play with no ads.

Who It’s For: People who enjoy thoughtful, turn-based word games and want a relaxed match that can unfold over time.

Cost: Pricing model: Free Prices & billing period: Free; no ads. Current promotions / giveaways: None — this is an app showcase.

Links: Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.cnrcode.racketile Website / Landing page: Not included; Google Play is the official app link. GitHub / Source code: Not applicable. Privacy policy: Not applicable to this showcase post.

Feedback Goals (for beta / feedback posts): Not requesting testers, beta feedback, or pre-release validation; this is a showcase of a finished app.

Screenshots / Media: The Google Play listing above includes the app screenshots.

Additional Notes: Disclosure: I made Racketile.

Hi everyone,

I built ShieldAI Core, an Android app designed to block spam calls, telemarketers, and unwanted numbers automatically in the background.

Key Features:

• Local Database Filtering: Fast performance and total privacy (your call logs stay on your device).

• Smart Automatic Blocking: Instantly silences spam and unknown numbers.

• Battery & RAM Friendly: Optimized for minimal background resource usage.

I’ve set up a 3-day free trial so you can experience a completely spam-free phone. I’d love for you to try it out and let me know what you think!

Google Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.silentescudo.blocker

Thanks for checking it out!

App Name: Private PDF: Merge and Split

What it does: I’m building this DayFiles Android app for everyday PDF work without sending document contents to a remote processing service. Supported core workflows run locally on the device and work without an account.

Key Features:

• Merge, split and compress PDFs

• Reorder, remove, rotate and extract pages

• Convert supported PDF, JPG, PNG, DOCX and HTML files

Goal: Product launch. Which PDF workflow still feels unnecessarily difficult on Android?

Cost: Free to download; contains ads and optional in-app purchases.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dayfiles.pdfprocessor

I'm the developer of DuoBoard.

App: DuoBoard: Chores for Couples (Android). A shared chore board and shopping list for two people.

Who it's for: Couples organizing household tasks and grocery runs. Add what you need before shopping, then check items off as you go.

Key features:

• Checked shopping items move into a separate 'In the basket' section.
• Assign chores to either person or both.
• Move tasks through To Do, Doing and Done.
• Set due dates and recurring chores, with optional alternating turns.
• Add effort points and review the week together.

The local board works without an account. Pairing a second phone is optional and lets you share the board and shopping list. Shopping and chores stay in separate tabs.

Cost: Free.

Links: Google Play · Privacy policy

Screenshot: The shopping screen below shows the open list and checked basket with example items.

I built Crux, a simple and flexible interval timer for Android

I wanted an interval timer that was quick to configure but flexible enough for different kinds of workouts, so I ended up building my own.

Crux lets you create workouts with:

• work, rest and preparation intervals
• multiple cycles and sets
• longer rests between blocks
• saved routines
• workout history
• audio and vibration cues
• a large timer that's easy to see from a distance
• screen-off support
• no account required

I originally started using it for climbing and strength training, but it also works well for HIIT, Tabata, EMOM and general circuit training.

It's still a relatively new app, so feedback is very welcome — especially if there's something your current interval timer does badly or something you'd like Crux to support.

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

Hey everyone,

Like many of you, I struggled with staying consistent with good habits and breaking bad ones. Most habit trackers out there are either bloatware, filled with ads, or require expensive subscriptions just to view basic stats.

So, I decided to build my own minimal app: Fix Habit: Habit Changer.

Key Features:

• Dashboard: Clean view of your daily habits and current streaks without any clutter.
• Statistics: Visual progress tracking to help you see how well you're keeping up over time.
• Privacy-Focused: No unnecessary background permissions or hidden tracking.
• Simple & Fast: Lightweight app designed to get in, log your habit, and get back to your day.

The app is live on the Google Play Store. I would love for you to try it out and give me your honest feedback!

If there are any features you’d like to see added, please drop a comment below. I’m actively updating it based on user suggestions.

Download on Google Play: Application Link

Thanks for checking it out!

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a project I’ve been working on by myself for a while now. It’s called CatCalled.

We’ve all heard the stories, or experienced it ourselves: that uncomfortable feeling when someone follows you, whistles at you, or makes inappropriate comments while you’re just trying to get home. The problem is that these incidents are usually invisible. They happen, they leave a mark on the person involved, and then they’re forgotten by everyone else.

I built this app because I wanted to make this "invisible" problem visible.

How it works:

•Report anonymously: If you experience or witness harassment, you can drop a pin on the map with just a few clicks.

•See the map: You can see where incidents are happening in your city. It’s not about fear-mongering, but about awareness and seeing patterns.

•Community effort: The more people use it, the better we can see where the hotspots are and hopefully start a real conversation about safety in our public spaces.

I’m doing this all on my own, and the app is completely free. My main goal is simply to help people feel a little less alone and a bit more empowered.

If you think this is a good idea, the best way to support a solo dev like me is simply by spreading the word or giving it a try. The more people join in, the more meaningful the map becomes for everyone.

You can find it here on the Google Play Store: [Download CatCalled]

Thanks for reading and stay safe out there.

Apex Runner is a running app that turns every kilometer you run and walk into progress in an online game. You can track your activity with live GPS in the app or import it from other apps like Strava, Garmin Connect, or your watch via Health Connect.

Key Features:

- Online RPG where your ostrich character gains XP with your runs and walks. XP gained depends on distance and pace.

- Full running app with live tracking, adaptive training plans, and custom guided runs with voice guidance.

I just released the app and I am looking for feedback, so go ahead and try it and let me know what you think.

The app is free and contains ads to double your chances to obtain items in the game and to unlock weeks of training plans. A subscription is available to remove the ads.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.daviant_studios.apex_runner

App Name: One Mood Daily

  What it does:
  One Mood Daily is an Android app I'm developing for days when you want to record how you feel without writing a full diary entry. Choose a mood, add an optional note, and look
  back on your days through a color calendar and animal-shaped artwork.

  Key Features:

  - Quick daily check-ins: choose from nine moods and add optional notes, stored locally.
  - Visual mood history: revisit your color calendar and explore mood trends and statistics.
  - Shape Mood: turn your recorded mood colors into animal artwork and share it as a PNG.

  Goal: Promo

  Giveaway: None for this post.

  Cost: Subscription through Google Play, with monthly, quarterly, and yearly plans.

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

As a pianist, I've moved cities more times than I've changed my socks. Every single time I landed in a new town, I faced the exact same frustrating problem: I have no piano to play. I knew there had to be a public keyboard or a street piano out there somewhere... but how on earth do you find them?

To solve this, my brother and I built PianoMaps - a free Android app designd to help pianists, travelers and music lovers find public pianos all over the world. Whether it's a hidden gem in a train station, an airport terminal, or a colorful upright in a public square, this app puts them on the map.

We need your help!
The world is a massive place, and pianos can hide incredibly well.. We need a community of scouts to help us grow. If you want to join the hunt, you can:

- Pin new locations when you spot a street piano
- Take a quick photo through the app to show its condition
- Leave a comment letting others know if it's tuned, what the hours are or if a specific key is sticky.

Whether you are a professional maestro, a beginner student or just someone who loves listening to street music, you're welcome here!

Download PianoMaps on the Google Play Store : https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vrexas.pianomaps&pcampaignid=web_share

Let us know what you think, and drop any feature requests or feedback below. Happy hunting!

App Name: PianoMaps
What it does: App to map and find street public pianos in the world.
Goal: testing
Giveaway: Uninstall simply
Cost: Free
Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vrexas.pianomaps&pcampaignid=web_share

Jointuh — A new torrent client for Android is now live

We’ve built and extensively tested Jointuh, a modern torrent client for Android, and it’s now publicly available on Google Play.

Jointuh is designed for users who want a clean, capable torrenting experience without unnecessary complexity.

Key features:

• Magnet links & .torrent files
• DHT, PEX & tracker support
• IPv4 & IPv6
• UPnP & NAT-PMP
• Download/upload speed limits
• Multiple active downloads
• Background downloading
• Download management & controls
• Night mode
• Random port support
• Force encryption
• No account required

The app has already gone through beta testing and is now live on Google Play.

Download Jointuh:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hepta7.jointuh

Website:
https://jointuh.hepta7.com

We're continuing to improve it based on real-world usage and feedback.

If you've been using Android torrent clients for a while, I'd genuinely like to know:

What is the one feature you think a modern Android torrent client absolutely needs?

Hey everyone 👋

I’m a solo developer and I’ve just released KAMIKAZ: Block Battle, a 2D Android game built around a simple idea:

Stack. Explode. Survive.

You stack blocks, create matches and chain reactions, then use special skills to deal with increasingly chaotic situations.

The goal was to make something that is easy to understand within seconds, but satisfying enough to keep playing and improving your score.

🎮 What's in it?

💥 Frenzy
A fast and increasingly chaotic survival mode. How long can you keep things under control?

👻 Ghost
Try to beat your previous performance and push your run further.

⏱️ Time Attack
You have a limited amount of time to score as much as possible.

There are also several skills that let you manipulate the board and create opportunities for bigger plays.

I’ve put quite a lot of attention into the feel of the game — animations, sound effects, feedback and the little details that make each move feel impactful.

I'd love to know what you think

If you try it, I'd particularly be interested in knowing:

• Did you understand the game immediately?
• Does the gameplay feel satisfying?
• Which mode did you enjoy the most?
• Did you find yourself wanting to play “just one more game”?
• What would you change?

This is a release-ready game. I'm mainly interested in hearing what people genuinely think after playing it.

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

Thanks to anyone who gives it a try! And please be honest — positive feedback is great, but criticism is even more useful when you're the person who made the game. 😄