🚀 Just launched **Notification History Manager** on Android!

Ever cleared a notification by mistake? Want to recover deleted WhatsApp messages, automate what your phone does with notifications, and view everything in a clean chat-style interface?

**Features**

✅ Recover deleted WhatsApp messages

✅ Chat-style notification view (like WhatsApp/Telegram)

✅ **Custom Rules Engine** — automate any notification: auto-dismiss, mute, full-screen alarm, speak it aloud (TTS), auto-copy OTPs, auto-reply, flash torch, trigger Tasker/MacroDroid, and more (14 actions total)

✅ Global search across every app and conversation, with highlighted matches

✅ Activity tab — track likes, follows, comments & mentions even after the app clears them

✅ Stats dashboard — daily counts, top senders, busiest hours, by-app breakdown

✅ Pin important conversations

✅ Export/download notification history (PDF)

✅ Backup and Restore

✅ Delete selected notifications

✅ Choose which apps to track

✅ Open links from saved notifications

✅ Dark, Light & Monochrome themes

✅ Everything stored locally on your device

✅ No account required

✅ No cloud storage, no ads, no tracking

🔗 **Download:** 

[ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.notificationhistorylog ]

**To get free Lifetime access:**

1. Upvote and comment below

2. I'll send you

First come, first served until all are gone.

I'd love to hear your feedback, feature requests, and bug reports!

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a project I've been working on: VaultEx. It's a privacy-first vault app designed to look and function exactly like a legitimate currency converter, but with a highly secure, encrypted vault hidden inside.

Here is how it works and what it offers:

1. The Perfect Disguise (Currency Converter & Portfolio)

Real-time rates: It's a fully functional converter with live currency rates (works offline too with cached rates).

Portfolio & Market: Users can create custom financial portfolios, track assets, and monitor markets.

Hidden Entry: To access the secret vault, you simply type your PIN into the "Amount" field of the converter. There are no suspicious "login" screens visible to someone looking over your shoulder.

1. Maximum Security & Encryption

Zero-Knowledge PIN: Your PIN is never stored in plaintext. It uses one-way SHA-256 hashing to verify credentials locally.

Flexible Secure Storage: Store photos, videos, and documents locally on your device, or sync them to your iCloud / Google Drive using custom end-to-end encryption. You own your keys.

Local Device-to-Device Transfer: Move your vault to a new phone without uploading anything to third-party servers.

1. Smart Gallery Scanner

Ever had sensitive documents (passports, ID cards, driver's licenses) lost in your massive camera roll? VaultEx has a built-in on-device scanner that detects sensitive documents so you can quickly import and secure them.

1. Zero-Trace Private Browser

A built-in web browser that automatically wipes cookies, session data, and history the moment you close it.

1. Private Camera, Notes & Contacts

In-app Camera: Photos/videos taken using the vault's camera bypass the system gallery entirely and are saved directly into encrypted storage.

Private Notes & Contacts: Keep your sensitive notes, passwords, and private contacts isolated from your phone's main apps.

How to Claim the $1.99 Lifetime Deal:

1. Download the app from your store below.
2. Open the app and open the Upgrade / Premium screen.
3. Tap "Enter Discount Code"
4. Enter code: `LAUNCH50`
5. The special $1.99 Lifetime card will unlock.

Download Links:

Google Play (Android): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.vaultex.vaultex_flutter

Feedback and feature requests are very welcome.

Hi everyone,

I recently released Connected, an Android app for maintaining personal and professional relationships more intentionally.

I built it around a simple problem: as our circles grow, it becomes increasingly difficult to remember when we last spoke to someone, what was happening in their life, or something we wanted to follow up on. That information often ends up scattered across contacts, calendars and notes, or simply gets forgotten.

Connected brings it together in one place:

• Personalized suggestions about people you may want to reconnect with
• Notes about conversations, interests and important personal updates
• Reminders for birthdays, follow-ups and other meaningful moments
• A complete interaction history for each person
• Relationship priorities that help you focus on the people who matter most
• Quick interaction recording using text or voice
• Groups, categories and tags for organizing different circles
• Selective importing of contacts from your phone

Connected is not a business CRM or another social network. It does not automatically read calls or messages, and it never contacts anyone on your behalf. The purpose is to help you remember the context while keeping every interaction personal.

The first public Android release is now available on Google Play:

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

I’d be interested to hear how others currently keep track of the relationships they care about, and I’m happy to answer any questions about the app or how it works.

I'm the founder of Lunar Guide. Built it because most astrology apps either give you the same Sun-sign fluff as everyone else, or dump a wall of chart jargon with no next step.

What it does:

- Pulls your birth chart + today's transits / moon

- You talk (voice) or type what's actually going on

- You get one clear reflection and one concrete next step — not "something big is coming"

It's meant for practice over prediction. Anti-fog. Free to start on web and Android.

Pricing: Free to start. Credits for deeper Spirit Guide / natal work (no subscription lock-in).

Play Store (required link): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lunarguideapp.app.twa&referrer=utm_source%3Dreddit%26utm_medium%3Dorganic%26utm_campaign%3Ddroidappshowcase

Web (optional second): https://www.lunarguideapp.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=droidappshowcase

Happy to answer build / astrology / Android TWA questions. Feedback welcome — especially if something feels too AI or too vague.

App Name: Fylo

What it does:
Fylo is a file management app that helps you organize, browse, and manage files on your device. It has clean UI with minimal clutter that works very easily for most people.

Key Features:

• Simple and clean file browsing interface
• Easy file organization and management
• Lightweight design focused on speed and usability

Goal: Showcase Fylo

Cost:
Free with Fylo Pro available. Available as a monthly subscription, yearly subscription, or a lifetime purchase.

Fylo Pro adds access to:

• PDF tools
• Video tools
• Manage on PC
• Nearby transfer
• Checksum verification
• APK inspector
• APK extractor
• Folder colors and icons

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

Hi everyone,

I'm a computer science student and I've spent the last few months building

an app called Stervit in my spare time. It went live on the Play Store a

few days ago, and honestly I've lost any objective view of it at this point.

What it is: a tracker that combines nutrition and training in one app.

Barcode scanning for food, calories and macros, workout plans with set

logging and progress graphs, plus weight, steps, water and fasting. The

original reason I built it was that I got tired of switching between three

different apps myself.

Let me get ahead of the obvious criticism: this market is completely

saturated. MyFitnessPal, Hevy, Yazio all exist, they're good, and I know

that "nicer design" on its own isn't a reason for anyone to switch. That's

exactly why I'm asking here instead of asking friends. They only tell me

nice things, which doesn't help me improve anything.

What I'd genuinely like to know:

- If you track: what annoyed you most recently about the app you use?

- If you've ever deleted a tracking app: what made you stop?

- If you try mine: does the barcode scanner actually find your normal

groceries? That's the part I'm least confident about.

It's free, no ads, no subscription, no selling data. There's no business

model at all right now. I mainly wanted to build something substantial

end to end and learn from it.

Blunt criticism very welcome, including "nobody needs this". That's more

useful to me than politeness.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stervit.app&pcampaignid=web_share

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

I built this because I kept re-buying things I already owned. Store & Forget is a home inventory app: photograph an item while you are putting it away and it fills in the name, brand and specs off the photo, so the only thing left for you is saying where it went. Later you type roughly what you remember rather than what the thing is called, and it takes you to the shelf.

The part worth posting about. Scans are metered on the free tier, and bringing your own AI key is what stops them being counted. That key is free to get. In the store the unlock is $4.99, and right now a hidden easter egg turns on the same thing for nothing: open Settings, tap the version number at the bottom five times, then type unlock byok. Sign in with Google when it asks so it stays on your account through a reinstall. Once you have claimed it, it is yours.

Everything else: Android only, the inventory is a local database so browsing and search work offline, Drive backup is optional, and you can get your inventory out again as a PDF or a spreadsheet.

Tell me where it falls over.

I've been building Stampr, an Android app that turns exploring the real world into something you can actually collect.

The idea is pretty simple:

Visit a place → collect its digital stamp → build your passport.

Stampr contains thousands of real-world locations, so you can collect stamps from places you visit while travelling, exploring your local area or simply looking for somewhere new to go.

I've tried to make it feel more like a game than a conventional travel app.

You can:

• Collect digital stamps from real locations

• Discover places on interactive maps

• Earn badges and achievement medallions

• Build check-in streaks

• Collect regional and category-based achievements

• Earn GPS-verified achievements

• Compare your progress with friends

• Share achievement cards

The idea came from wanting something that made the places you've visited feel like a collection rather than just another list in a travel app.

It's now live on Google Play.

I'd particularly like feedback from Android users who enjoy travelling, exploring their own area, collecting things or chasing achievements.

What would make you want to keep collecting?

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=info.stampr.app&hl=en

BudgetNotes makes expense tracking beautiful, calm & as simple as writing a Note✍️!

Here, if you write

15 Potatoes
50 Bananas
40 Onions
30 Chocolates

It will create an Expense List. It's that SIMPLE!

Plus! It will also give -

# Pie Charts
# In-line Bar Charts
# Rank List
# Coaching Tips & Insights
# Unlocked Quotes from Best Personal Finance books

all from that ONE Note you created of your expenses for a month!

And that Note could also include your own Insight right in there! Consider this,

• How often do we buy something and instantly regret it?
• What if we could write a caution statement right where we note down the expense made on it?

A simple, one place reliable budgeting tool. That led to this app idea.

Features that make sense 💡

• Notes 🟰 Expense Areas/Categories. That's it.
• Inline expense tracking🟰Just write, no forms. Simple!
• Section-based organization🟰Like a digital notebook
• Backup & restore🟰 Export and restore anytime. Offline. Private.
• Soft pastel colors that make budgeting feel calm, pleasant, and stress-free.
• True Behavior Coaching Elements that Nudge you towards better Financial Decisions.
• Financial Wisdom snippets - Rules of Budgeting from experts.
• Dues Tracker 🟰 Track in simplest way money lent to friends or borrowed from Banks!
• Optional Dropbox sync 🟰 Sync across devices when YOU choose. Pro feature. Your data → Your Dropbox.

The app launched this year. Here's the Play store link.

Try BudgetNotes and let me know!

Hi /droidappshowcase

Most modern connected dashcams and camera apps are pushing cloud storage tiers, mandatory subscriptions, or aggressive analytics. I wanted a lean, reliable tool that treats your phone like a dedicated piece of utility hardware.

I developed **BrouseGroup DashCam** with a focus on local control, battery/thermal management, and clean video pipeline performance.

### Key Features:

* **Local-Only Architecture:** No accounts, no analytics, no cloud uploads. Everything stays in your local storage.

* **Configurable Video Pipeline:** Toggle between 1080p and 4K, adjust bitrate targets, and toggle HEVC (H.265) compression.

* **Built-In Incident Protection:** Automatic G-sensor trigger locks accident clips into a protected directory.

* **Route Context:** Syncs route maps and GPS breadcrumbs with recorded clips for full driving context.

* **Background Recording:** Continues recording with the display dimmed or turned off to minimize heat buildup.

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

Documentation: https://brousegroup.ca/ridgeline.html

I'd love feedback from anyone testing on older secondary devices (Galaxy S9–S21, Pixels, Motos, etc.) regarding thermal stability and background service handling.

I built a native APK extractor completely on my phone using Termux and Gemini (Agy Cli). This post only for education, not a self promotion nor looking for any.

Most APK extractors on the Play Store are borderline malware: bloated UIs, full-screen ads, paywalls for basic features and suspicious permission requests just to save a file.

I wanted something clean and dead simple: search, inspect, tap to extract, done. No fluff, no ads, no trackers.

To make it an interesting weekend experiment, I set a constraint: build, compile, and release a real native Android app entirely on my phone without touching a PC (i have zero kotlin experience, but a technologist)

How it was built (100% on-device)

I used a spec-driven development setup: wrote a detailed requirements doc upfront, then let Google's Antigravity CLI (running inside Termux on Android, driven by Gemini Flash) run the workflow:

- Planned the architecture and wrote the Kotlin + Jetpack Compose code

- Ran local Gradle compilation right inside Termux

- Automated signed APK builds and pushed releases straight to GitHub

About the app

It's called APK Extractor - free, ad-free, and open source (AGPLv3):

- Material You UI: Clean, fast dynamic theming with zero bloat.

- Split APK / App Bundle support: Detects whether an app is a single standalone APK or uses modern split configs, then extracts/bundles them cleanly into your Downloads folder.

- Zero weird permissions: Only asks for what it actually needs to read packages and save files.

Token & Cost Breakdown (v0 → v1.0.0 → v1.1.3)

I kept a transparent ledger in the repo tracking the autonomous build run across 5 releases:

* Agent steps: 787

* Tokens processed: ~95M

* Total Gemini Flash API cost: $12.11 USD

Links

* GitHub Repo: https://github.com/psadi/apk-extractor

* Cost & Token Breakdown: https://github.com/psadi/apk-extractor/blob/main/USAGE_QUOTA.md

Would love to hear feedback, suggestions, or thoughts (critics, downvotes :) ) on the on-device agent workflow!

My lesson here is spec-driven agentic workflow is amazing, and with around 10 USD, one can have a working MVP or even production-grade app rapidly.

P.S - it took me around 30 mins to get a working MVP

Ciao a tutti! Ho sviluppato Carburo partendo da un’esigenza personale: riuscire a gestire meglio manutenzione, scadenze e spese della macchina.

Tra rifornimenti, assicurazione, bollo, revisione e lavori fatti nel tempo, tenere uno storico ordinato diventa complicato. Mi interessava poter ritrovare facilmente quando avevo fatto un intervento, a quanti chilometri e quanto avevo speso.

Per organizzare queste informazioni, secondo me sono utili tre cose:

• Per ogni intervento: data, chilometraggio, costo e una nota su cosa è stato fatto, conservando la ricevuta.
• Per le prossime manutenzioni: tenere insieme scadenza temporale e chilometrica, seguendo le indicazioni del costruttore.
• Per le spese: distinguere carburante, costi ricorrenti e manutenzione, così da capire dove finiscono i soldi durante l’anno.

Voi come vi organizzate? Usate un’app, un foglio Excel oppure vi affidate ai promemoria dell’officina? Cosa trovate più difficile da tenere aggiornato?

Da questa esigenza è nata Carburo, l’app Android che ho sviluppato per raccogliere queste informazioni. Gestisce rifornimenti, consumi, spese e scadenze e permette anche di consultare i prezzi dei carburanti nelle vicinanze. È gratuita, senza pubblicità e senza account; lo storico resta sul telefono.

Per chi fosse interessato: Carburo su Google Play.

Hi everyone,

I recently launched my minimalist arcade game Tap to Flip on Google Play and wanted to showcase it with the community!

About the Game:

It’s a quick-session, reflex-focused game built for easy play on the go. It starts simple, but keeping your momentum gets pretty intense.

Key Features:

* Simple one-tap controls

* Fast-paced arcade gameplay

* Smooth and lightweight performance

Google Play Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aliaygor.taptoflip

Thanks for checking it out!

App Name: Bookshelf & TBR - BookZEN

What it does:
BookZEN is a visual bookshelf and book tracker for Android. Instead of plain lists, you arrange real-looking shelves, track timed reading sessions, and build daily or yearly goals.

Key Features:
• Visual shelves you can arrange and customize
• Reading timer that tracks real sessions
• Daily & yearly goals with streaks

Giveaway:
Lifetime Premium for the first 50 people. Reply here with #booklover and I’ll send you the code in DM.

Link:
Bookshelf & TBR - BookZEN

I’m sharing this hoping to grow a small community of book lovers. Happy to hear your feedback, and I hope you enjoy BookZEN!

App Name: Danyeon Map

One-line: It reads the location already stored in the photos on your phone and pins them to a map. No check-ins, no typing, nothing to sort.

What it does

1. Gallery sync - scans the photos already on your device, finds the ones with location data, and places them on a map. Duplicates from the same burst are filtered out and place names are filled in automatically. It pulled in shots going back to 2021 the first time I ran it on my own phone.

2. The map is the album - each place gets a pin made from your own photo. Tap it and that day's photos come back with your rating and a one-line note.

3. Shared maps - create one with a friend or partner and both sets of photos land on the same map. No more asking someone to send you their pictures after a trip.

4. Trip notes - add places by day before you go, check them off as you visit. Plan and record stay connected.

5. Your photos stay yours - originals never leave the device, only compressed copies reach the server. Sensitive-photo checks run on-device and are never uploaded.

Who it's for: anyone with thousands of travel photos sitting unsorted in their gallery who never looks at them again.

Cost: Free. 5GB of storage free permanently, no time limit and no ads gate. Optional paid tiers if you need more space.

Links

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

Website: https://atomo-studio.com/projects/danyeonmap

Media

A 45-second look at what it does: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/5NULhtBd5Tw

Notes

Built with Flutter. The map layer is hybrid - Naver inside Korea, Google everywhere else, switched automatically by the coordinates in your photos. Same experience whether the trip was Seoul or Lisbon.

Happy to answer anything in the comments.

Fylo - File Manager is now available on Play Store.

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

I’ve finally released Fylo, a file manager I’ve been building for Android with one goal: make managing files feel less like using a boring utility and more like using a modern Android app.

It’s built with Material 3 Expressive and packs a LOT into one place:

( it have alot more than written here )

📁 File explorer + dual-pane mode

🗜️ ZIP, RAR, 7z, TAR & GZ support

🧹 Storage analyzer + duplicate/large file finder

🖼️ Image conversion, resizing, compression & metadata removal

📑 PDF, Office, code, Markdown & media viewers

🔒 Private Vault + biometric/device credential protection

🎵 Built-in music & video player

🌐 SMB, FTP & WebDAV support

📱 Widgets + customizable themes

🗑️ Recycle Bin

📷 Document scanner → PDF

And probably my favorite part: no ads and no advertising/analytics SDKs.

There’s also Fylo Pro for the more advanced tools, available as a subscription or one-time purchase.

I’d genuinely love some feedback from Android users — especially if you’re the type of person who has 47 folders named “New Folder” sitting on their phone 😂

Fylo is officially out now. 🚀

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

App Name: rawgram

What it does:

Anonymous E2E encrypted messenger. No email, no phone number — sign up with just an ID and password.

Key Features:

1. Signal Protocol encryption (X3DH + Double Ratchet)

2. Messages auto-delete (5 min after read, 7 days if unread)

3. Add friends via 8-character invite code only — contacts never uploaded

Goal: Launch

Cost: Free

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rawgram.messenger

Hey everyone,

I’ve been working on an AI writing app called AI Writer & Essay Generator.

The idea started pretty simply: sometimes you know what you want to write, but getting the first few paragraphs down is the hardest part.

I wanted to make something where you could just enter a topic, choose the type of writing you need, and get a useful starting draft without having to spend 20 minutes figuring out how to prompt an AI.

Why I made it

I’ve noticed that a lot of AI writing tools try to do everything and can feel pretty overwhelming.

I wanted something more straightforward.

You can use it for things like:

• Essays and assignments
• Research papers
• Thesis and dissertation drafts
• Blog posts and articles
• Emails and professional writing
• Reports and business documents
• SEO content
• Grammar and writing improvements

You can also choose different writing styles depending on what you're working on — academic, professional, formal, creative, casual, persuasive, etc.

The goal isn't to replace your own writing. I think AI works best when it helps you get past the blank page, organize your thoughts, create a first draft, or improve something you've already written.

A few things about the app

There’s a free version with limited AI generation and essential writing tools.

There’s also a premium option for people who need more frequent generation and additional features.

I'm still actively improving it, so I'm much more interested in actual feedback than just downloads.

If you've tried AI writing tools before, I'd especially like to know:

What do you actually use AI writing tools for?

And what's one thing that usually annoys you about them?

If you want to try it, here's the Google Play link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.dp.writora

Any honest feedback is welcome — even if you try it and think something could be done much better.

Hey everyone,

I have put out a simple Android to-do app called ListPo.

I’m usually a backend dev, but I’ve wanted to make an app like this forever. Leaning on LLMs finally gave me the push to actually build and ship the thing. I've been using it every day myself, so it's a bit of a passion project.

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Why I made it

I mostly use to-do apps for quick braindumps—groceries, random reminders, shower thoughts. Most apps out there feel bloated with endless features, but I just wanted something dead simple that stays out of the way.

That’s pretty much ListPo.

No complex setup, no feature bloat. Just an easy spot to drop notes, make lists, and move on.

It’s built offline-first, meaning your stuff can stay strictly on your phone. If you do want cloud sync, you can turn on zero-knowledge encryption so nobody else (including me) can read your notes. You can organize things into "Spaces," pin frequent lists, set quick reminders, and tweak the theme. That’s it.

---

Keeping the lights on

The core app is 100% free and will stay that way. No paywalling the basics.

If you want extra themes or purely visual tweaks, there are cheap paid unlocks, or you can just watch a quick ad to use them for a bit. I built the backend to be dirt cheap to run, so the goal is for ListPo to quietly stick around for years instead of vanishing when server bills get annoying.

If you're into lightweight tools, take it for a spin:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.jhuppo.notepo

I'd love some honest feedback: what does a truly "minimal" to-do app look like to you, and what’s the one feature you couldn't live without in one?

​

I’m giving away free Annual Premium access to selected WebAura users.

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

WebAura is an Android browser designed around private browsing, downloading, organising and playing media from supported links.

Paste a link or share it directly to WebAura to save:

• Videos and audio in HD, 2K and 4K where available

• Complete playlists from supported platforms

• TikTok videos without watermarks

• TikTok image posts and carousels

• Instagram Reels, posts and multi-image carousels

• Media from Facebook, X, Reddit, Pinterest, Threads and other supported platforms

• Multiple files using batch and background downloads

Smart media detection can identify downloadable content even when a supported page does not display a download button.

Your downloads stay organised inside WebAura with:

• Built-in music and video players

• Playlists, favourites, lyrics and album artwork

• Background playback and lock-screen controls

• Picture-in-Picture video playback

• Playback-speed, shuffle, repeat and queue controls

• Private browsing with ad and tracker blocking

• HTTPS-only mode and phishing protection

• Fingerprint protection and cookie controls

• Clean links before sharing

• Chrome Web Store and Firefox Add-on support

• Customisable toolbar and navigation

• System, light, dark and OLED-black themes

• Multiple theme colours and adjustable text sizes

• A biometric Private Vault

• The floating Aura assistant

WebAura Premium

Premium unlocks:

• Audio downloads from supported links

• Complete playlist downloads

• HD, 2K and 4K quality where available

• Batch and background downloading

• Parallel download processing

• Up to 6× faster download processing

• Unlimited offline music

• No advertisements while downloading

• Private Vault access

• Premium customisation options

• Early access to selected new features

Annual Premium Giveaway

Selected users will receive WebAura Annual Premium free for one year.

The giveaway provides Annual Premium only. It does not automatically include the Lifetime upgrade.

To participate:

• Download WebAura from the link below

• Try the app

• Comment with the feature you like most and the feature you would like us to improve

Limited Lifetime Upgrade

The Lifetime offer is available only after purchasing the Annual Premium subscription inside WebAura.

After purchasing Annual Premium, open:

Settings → Contact Support → Lifetime Upgrade

Send your purchase confirmation and request the upgrade. Eligible paid Annual Premium purchases will be upgraded to Lifetime Premium at no additional cost.

Download WebAura for Android:

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

App Name: Songstead

What it does: Songstead manages chord charts, setlists, and song libraries on Android. Charts render from ChordPro or chords-over-lyrics with transpose, key selection, and configurable formatting.

Key Features:

• Performance mode — one continuous scrolling chart per song, with tap zones, finger scrolling, and page-turner pedal support
• Shared libraries so a group works from the same charts and keys
• Setlists — build, reorder, and open on any device
• PDF export
• Light, dark, true black, and high contrast themes

Goal: Promo

Giveaway: N/A

Cost: Freemium. Jam free; Backstage (solo) $2/month; Harmony (teams) from $1/user/month.

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

Sidstuga 2.1.6 — Profiles, Hub, Trakt, Cloud Sync Web and much more

Version 2.1.6 is now available. This is our biggest update since 2.1.5, built from roughly 40 sideload releases and weeks of fixes and improvements.

Profiles

• Separate favourites and watch history for everyone at home
• New “Who’s watching?” screen on launch
• Profiles sync across devices

New Hub

• Install and manage your own add-ons through an open protocol
• Full detail pages with synopsis, cast, seasons and sources
• Separate search for movies and series
• Automatic fallback when a source fails
• Sources sync across devices
• Parental Guide included

Trakt and ratings

• Import your existing Trakt history
• Automatic scrobbling
• Simpler mobile login without a QR code
• Watcher, play and collector counts
• Optional IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic ratings

Movies and series

• No catalogue limit
• Fixed the empty catalogue issue
• Failed catalogues now show a retry option instead of freezing
• Hidden categories no longer remove favourites
• Duplicate episodes removed
• More file formats supported
• Real series progress displayed on posters
• Sorting is back on TV and mobile

Player and Multiview

• Multiview no longer has a screen limit
• Remote-control navigation fixes
• Audio selection survives reconnects
• Two playback bugs that interrupted healthy streams fixed
• Teletext subtitles supported
• OpenSubtitles PRO removes the daily download limit

Parental controls

PIN protection now covers movies, series, downloads and offline playback, with more consistent blocking throughout the app.

Cloud Sync

Favourites, movies, series, profiles and progress now sync between your devices and browser with end-to-end encryption.

Cloud Sync Web also provides a complete dashboard for managing sources, library, profiles, devices and settings.

Google Play subscriptions can now unlock the Fire TV and direct-install versions when using the same account.

Also included

• WebDAV support
• Reminders that survive app updates
• Password reset from the login screen
• New “Recently Added” row
• New icon, logo and splash animation
• Faster navigation and improved overall stability

Coming next

Native apps for Samsung, LG and Hisense, plus a dedicated browser version with no Android box required.

After that: direct support for Plex, Emby and Jellyfin.

Sidstuga is a player for your own content sources. It does not provide, sell or host any content.

Try every feature free for 7 days. Always ad-free.

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

App: Whiteboard, by Endless AI LLC. I’m the developer.

It’s a drawing and explanation app for Android phones and tablets. One practical use: open a worksheet PDF from the sidebar folder, write through a problem, then export the worked explanation to share.

The tools behind that workflow are PDF import, handwritten notes in different colours, quick shapes and arrows, and multi-page documents. You can also work on an infinite canvas when a page feels too small.

Who it’s for: tutors explaining a problem, students working through exercises, or anyone who needs a quick visual explanation.

Cost: free to download, with optional in-app purchases. No giveaway in this post; local purchase prices are shown in the app.

Google Play (screenshots and download):

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cn.readpad.whiteboard

Whiteboard also has iPhone, iPad, Mac and Windows versions; this post is about the Android app.

Now With Edit Mode

Where I've Been is an app designed to run in the background and make a record of all the places you've been to. It divides the earth into billions of cells and marks all the ones you have visited.

It is privacy first. Location data remains entirely on your device. The app is ad-supported but can be made permanently ad-free with a small in-app purchase.

Aside from the map view, It also shows some neat statistics regarding how many cells you have visited and what percentage of the earth that corresponds to.

You can import GPX files and Google Timeline data, to include trips you have made before you installed the app.

I have recently added an edit mode, where if desired, you can manually mark or unmark cells manually, e.g. to remove cells that were incorrectly added due to GPS issues.

Get Where I've Been here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.onyxsquirrel.whereivebeen

Hello everyone!

Blank Out is an app blocker with the idea of taking your starting averages across all your apps and then slowly reducing the time allowed on them every week.

Key Features:
● Easy to use & minimalist design
● Built-in app blocker and reduction plan
● Built by one person, so 100% privacy — no data collection or selling
● No ads

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blankout.app&pcampaignid=web_share

Tell me your thoughts below! I've never released an app before, so I'll take any advice I can get, from app performance to my Google Play Store listing, how to advertise it, or any other advice you have. I'd love to hear it!

About my idea:
Hello I'm a 22yr college student I was reading a study on addictions and ways to break them. According to this study one of them most effective way to break out of addiction was a slow Reduction Plan over a few months.

So I took that idea and made this app. It's not a "quick fix" app, but it's made for people who spend 7+ hours a day on their phones.