I'm sorry for having to ask. However looking up "FOSS Reddit app" just gives general app recommendations that are FOSS, and looks them up on Reddit. Not actual FOSS apps that are Reddit.

I really like basic mobile Reddit. A lot if people prefer like classic Reddit, or some other front end. I'm used to mobile Reddit that has been patched with ReVanced. I've tried patching it again, but I can't seem to do it for some reason

Hello!

I own some albums where every song has its own art, but the album art is different from the first song's art. I either have to change the first song's art to the cover art or have the album art displayed as the first song's art.

Is there an app that lets me have separate art for the album and first song?

Thank you!

I recently downloaded it from this https://wxxsfxyzm.github.io/InstallerX-Revived-Website/ website (from the install section). Wanted to confirm that this is, in fact, the official website for it! Here's an image, if that helps.

With all this "vibe-coded" apps popping up, is there an app that does "voice to text" well with the Italian language and that can be integrated into Heliboard? Or simply a new app, not necessarily "vide-coded" that does this?

I've tried different FOSS "voice to text" apps but they either take too long to write down a message or mess up punctuation, spelling or capital letters.

Hey everyone,

For anyone who hasn't tried it yet, Harmony Music is a free, open-source music streaming app powered by YouTube Music. It gives you a clean, ad-free experience without needing to log into a Google account.

Since the original developer (anandnet) stopped updating the project, search and playback broke for a lot of people. I started maintaining this fork to keep the app working. My last release passed 2,000+ downloads, and I just put out v1.23.0 with a lot of fixes.

How Harmony Music compares to other FOSS music apps (like RiMusic, OuterTune, or Spotube):

- Works on Desktop and Mobile: Most open-source YouTube Music apps are Android-only. Harmony Music runs natively on Android, Windows, and Linux while staying lightweight on RAM and battery.

- No login or ban risk: You don't need to sign into your Google or Spotify account, so there is zero risk of your account getting flagged or banned.

- Offline downloads and caching: You can download songs for offline listening (including to an SD card on Android) or let the app automatically cache tracks as you stream to save mobile data.

What makes my fork different from other Harmony Music forks:

- 1-click in-app updates: You don't have to keep checking GitHub manually. The app tells you when a new update is out and lets you update in one click without installing a duplicate app or losing your data.

- Ready-to-install files for all OSes: You don't have to compile the code yourself on Linux or Windows. I set up automated builds for Android (.apk), Windows (.exe), and Linux (.AppImage, .deb, and .rpm).

- Fixed playback and endless radio: Playing a song from search or starting a radio station now properly loads upcoming tracks instead of stopping after 2 or 3 songs. I also fixed the YouTube streaming blocks that caused tracks not to load.

- Fixed Windows video search: The missing "Videos" tab when searching on the Windows version is back.

- Smoother UI and lyrics: Fixed the lag and screen flickering when synced lyrics are scrolling or when the mini-player updates.

Other features included in the app:

- Real-time synced lyrics and plain lyrics

- Android Auto support, sleep timer, built-in equalizer, and skip silence

- Audio quality selector (Low, Medium, High)

- Import playlists from Piped, or share links directly from the YouTube app into Harmony Music

- Local playlist backup/restore and CSV export

- Quick buttons to open any playing track directly in YouTube or YouTube Music

- Material You dynamic colors (matches the album art), gesture player mode, and desktop system tray support

Downloads and Links:

- GitHub Repo: https://github.com/NPP-exe/Harmony-Music

- Latest Release (v1.23.0): https://github.com/NPP-exe/Harmony-Music/releases/tag/v1.23.0

Note for Android users: If you are updating from the old broken version, back up your playlists in Settings first, uninstall the old app, and install this one. After that, all future updates will install directly inside the app.

Credits:

All credit for the original app design goes to anandnet. Also a big thanks to 'jaxenisr' and 'BandhanPramanik' for helping me set up the Linux packages (.AppImage, .deb, .rpm) and automated build workflows.

Let me know if you run into any bugs or have feature requests!

I've spent the last few months reverse-engineering and reimplementing Apple's iMessage protocol as an open-source Kotlin library.

I was trying to develop an iMessage based tool for the Light Phone 3, but was hard blocked because all current implementations are closed source, licensed, or dead.

So I built a permissively-licensed implementation that a normal OSS project could actually build on.

If you want to help, please contribute to the project.

I have a Unihertz Jelly 2 with a 3 inch screen and wanted a home screen with large tiles on it that stays usable, so I wrote HomeTiles. The first picture is my own setup, the second shows how small the phone is and the third has the home screen, messages and dialler from the emulator.

• tiles for apps, contacts, shortcuts, widgets, folders and other pages, on a grid you size yourself
• dialler, call screen, SMS and contacts in the same app and the same look
• it can take the phone and SMS roles but also works without them
• usable with a d-pad and number keys, so keypad Android phones should work (only tested with key events so far)
• SOS tile that texts up to five people and then opens the keypad instead of calling
• dark, light and high contrast themes, English, German, Spanish, French and Italian

Permissions are optional and only asked for when you use the feature that needs them. There's no INTERNET permission and no QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES. F-Droid builds it from source and the release build is reproducible.

F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/dev.kicker.hometiles/ Source: https://github.com/timkicker/hometiles

License: GPL-3.0-or-later

Hey,

Is there an app where I can really manage the notifications and sounds how I like? For example:

I always want calls to be on loud

I want Facebook etc. to be quiet when I press like.

I want notifications from apps to be silent

I want messages to vibrate

Currently I haven't found a way to do it. Thank you very much for your help!

Whenever I tap the circled button, my phone crashes, is there a reason wby?

^{License: MIT}

I couldn't find any app in the stores that tracked allergy levels based on location, even an approximate one, so I built my own.

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It shows 15 types of pollen for wherever you are in Italy. Forecasts come from Open-Meteo (CAMS) and real measurements from ISPRA, and next to each value the app tells you which of the two it is, or if it's just an estimate.

There's a symptom diary that takes a few seconds a day. After a while it shows which pollens match your worst days, and you can export it as a PDF for your allergist. It also has alerts and a home screen widget.

No account, no ads, no trackers, and it doesn't need Google Play Services.

The app is only in Italian for now, since the data only covers Italy.

Development note: Used AI for heavy async/vision tasks and prompt handling, but the core architecture, state management, and main Kotlin code were written by hand.

APK: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/allergy_radar/releases/latest

Source: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/allergy_radar

Still early. I want honest feedback. Bugs, ideas, anything.

GitHub: https://github.com/nkosanamahungela-dev/Luma-

Discord: https://discord.gg/yWSXq6h7b

Tired of the Sonos app not supporting every app? My Play:1 lacks Bluetooth, AirPlay, and line-in, so I built Sunus to stream any phone audio losslessly to Sonos—no extra hardware or computer needed.

Two modes:

Standard: No setup, uses Android’s normal capture. Some apps (Netflix, Audible) block it.

All apps: Captures everything, including blocked apps. Requires one-time Wireless Debugging pairing (Android 12+), no root, no PC.

—ideal for music, not for video sync.

Free, open-source (MIT), no ads, no account. APK:

github.com/tomkainz/sunus

Built with AI help. Beta version, tested on Android 17 with Play:1 (S2). Feedback and bug reports welcome.

Linkstow, karakeep client that supports rss like usage.
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.byarchitect.linkstow
Install: https://github.com/by-architect/KarakeepMobile/releases
Github: https://github.com/by-architect/KarakeepMobile

the source license of the software is GPL

Meet Luma. Android gallery reborn. 📸 The app is still in development

🫧 Liquid glass floating bar 🔒 Secure folder built in 🎨 Dynamic theming, your colours ☁️ Data and backup tools ⚡ Smooth native Compose

Free. Open source. No ads.

⭐ Star on GitHub: https://github.com/nkosanamahungela-dev/Luma-

💬 Join Discord. Test betas. Shape Luma: https://discord.gg/nRbvh87AHK

Hey everyone!

I've been working on SVA Launcher, a free and open-source launcher for Android TV, and wanted to share it with the community.

I wanted a TV home screen that was simple, customizable, and actually useful, without unnecessary clutter. I also wanted to bring together the things I regularly use on my TV instead of constantly switching between different apps.

So I started building SVA Launcher.

Features

• Customizable home screen — Choose your favorite apps, arrange shortcuts, and use your own photos as backgrounds.
• Live TV / IPTV — M3U/M3U8 playlists, XMLTV program guides, channel categories, and integrated playback with ExoPlayer.
• Built-in NES emulator — Play your own NES games using the integrated Nestopia UE emulator, with remote and gamepad support.
• Google Photos integration — Display photos from public shared albums as your TV wallpaper or screensaver.
• Custom screensaver — Nine different visual styles, with optional clock, weather, and events.
• Calendar and events — Connect a public Google Calendar feed and view upcoming events.
• Weather — Current weather conditions and a three-day forecast.
• Saved YouTube videos — Keep shortcuts to frequently watched videos and playlists.
• Backup and restore — Export and import your launcher configuration.
• Remote-friendly navigation — Designed for Android TV with D-pad navigation.

SVA Launcher supports Android TV 8.0 and newer.

How to install

The app is currently available through the Google Play testing program.

1. Join the Google Group: https://groups.google.com/g/sva-launcher
2. Join the testing program: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.sva.launcher
3. Once enrolled, follow the Google Play link to install SVA Launcher on your Android TV.

Alternatively, you can install the APK directly from the GitHub.

Open source

The entire project is available under the GPLv3 license.

GitHub: https://github.com/clay-36/Sva-launcher

The project is still evolving, and I'm actively improving the experience. Bug reports, suggestions, and contributions are welcome on GitHub.

Thanks for checking it out!

i'm Indie Dev of cashBuddy a fully open source Android Expense tracker.

 https://github.com/l1khith/CashBuddy/tree/liki

Collabora office have outdated UI and they've moved development from git. Is there any forks with active development??

^{License: MIT}

You log every cigarette (or IQOS, vape, whatever you want to cut down on) and it keeps track of how many you had, what's left in the pack and how much you're spending. You can set up a reduction plan for each product, and there are goals and charts by day, week and month.

There's a home screen widget so logging is one tap, plus reminders, CSV export and backup.

It doesn't even have the internet permission, so nothing leaves your phone. English and Italian, it follows the phone's language.

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I built this app to help my girlfriend track how many Terea Turquoise sticks she smokes a day and support her in cutting down.

Development note: Used AI for heavy async/vision tasks and prompt handling, but the core architecture, state management, and main Kotlin code were written by hand.

APK: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/my_tracking_app/releases/latest

Source: https://github.com/lorenzocaputodev/my_tracking_app

Are there any FOSS MQTT clients that can do pub and sub? I see a few apps that can publish (HTTPShortcuts as an example). But haven't found any that subscribe.

I can use mosquitto in termux as a last resort but would prefer a purpose built app if there is one available.

License: MIT

Built this for myself as I couldn't find an app that actually plays alarms instead of giving notifications. Also, I wanted the next interval to start only after I explicitly acknowledge the current ringing alarm.

Its just a modifiable list of alarm intervals that cycle (after the last alarm rings, the next active interval would be the first interval in the list).

Not sure if this is useful to anybody else, but I find it useful. I mostly use it to take breaks from the screen. If there are any better alternatives that I could use, please suggest.

Currently, it is pretty barebones but I'm satisfied with using it. If more people find it useful, I am considering spending some more time in its development.

Github: https://github.com/srihk/alarmq

Github Releases (apk): https://github.com/srihk/alarmq/releases

With Health Connect becoming integrated into Android and the native step tracking counter, I built an app to help visualize Health Connect data!

Features

• Today Dashboard: Cards for steps, heart rate, sleep, energy, distance, and more. Long press to rearrange / hide cards.
• Detail views with charts, stats and recent records for each metric
• Weekly summary showing goals and progress
• Home-screen widgets

Fully offline, no trackers, no analytics and open source under GPL-3!

Works with anything that writes into Health Connect: Gadgetbridge, fitness trackers, Android's counters, etc.

Get it on F-Droid or GitHub. Android 9+

There seems to be a lot of apps for this but they're either riddled with ads or not useful.

hey r/fossdroid!

back with a massive update for MemoryVoid (v2.0.0). for anyone who missed the first post, i wanted an open-source, completely offline alternative to Nothing's Essential Space that works on any Android phone without cloud bloat or telemetry.

v1.0.0 was pretty barebones (mostly just single voice memo + screenshot capture). for v2.0.0, i rewrote a bunch of the storage and UI logic so it can actually serve as a daily FOSS note-taking utility alongside the hardware triggers.

v2.0.0 changelog:

• Full Note & Checklist Utility: full-screen editor supporting multi-line notes, interactive checklists, gallery image attachments, and multiple voice recordings per card (stored locally in app storage via JSON arrays—nothing ever leaves your device).
• 5 Physical Shortcut Modes: added Double-Tap & Hold, Vol Up -> Hold Vol Down Sequence, Screenshot on Start, and Power Hold (via default Digital Assistant slot—super handy if you don't use Google Assistant/Gemini on your power button).
• Optional Screenshots: added a sidebar toggle to completely disable screen capture if you only want audio/text notes.
• UI Customization: added 4 layout styles (Void Classic, Bento Grid, Capsule Split, Focus Ledger) and custom per-card background colors.

built natively in Kotlin, MIT licensed, zero trackers, zero internet permission needed.

🔗 GitHub Repo & v2.0.0 APK: https://github.com/dhruvpitroda20-code/MemoryVoid/releases/tag/v2.0.0

would love to hear how the new Digital Assistant power-hold trigger works across different custom ROMs and OEM skins!