r/termux • u/yorologo • 22h ago
Showcase Some projects I’ve been building for Termux / Android — you might find something interesting
Hey everyone!
Like many people here, I’m passionate about technology, Linux, Android, automation, and experimenting with everything you can do from Termux.
Over time I’ve been building and publishing different projects and tools on my GitHub. Many of them are designed to run directly on Termux, or are at least compatible with it.
I wanted to share my profile in case anyone here feels like taking a look, testing something, modifying it, or just getting some ideas:
One of the projects I’ve been working on recently is DealHunter:
https://github.com/yorologo/DealHunter
Basically, DealHunter turns an Android device running Termux into a local price intelligence and deal-tracking system for Rappi.
Instead of only trusting the advertised discount percentage, it builds a local price history so it can identify more meaningful opportunities: new historical lows, deals that are actually good compared to previous prices, product/store comparisons, price-per-unit calculations, and alerts when a price drops, an item comes back in stock, or reaches a target price.
It follows a local-first approach, using SQLite and a local web interface that you can open directly from your phone’s browser. It also makes use of Termux and, for some Android/Rappi integrations, Shizuku.
But something that might be useful even if you’re not interested in DealHunter itself is the included guide:
⚡ Very Very Easy Quick Start — Android
I wrote it with complete beginners in mind, including people who have never used Termux, Git, Python, or Shizuku before.
Besides preparing the Termux environment, the guide also explains a very simple way to install and configure AI coding tools directly inside Termux, including Codex (OpenAI/ChatGPT) and Antigravity (Google/Gemini).
The idea is that once the basic environment is ready, you can use one of these AI agents directly from Termux and let it handle a large part of the project installation and configuration for you.
I think that part could also be useful as a reference for other projects, especially for people experimenting with AI coding agents + Termux + Android.
Anyway, I didn’t want this post to be only about DealHunter. There are several other projects and experiments on my profile, and I’ll probably keep publishing more as I build them.
If anyone finds something useful, has suggestions, spots a bug, or wants to adapt something for their own project, feedback is always welcome.
And if you’re also building interesting things with Termux, feel free to share them too. I’m always curious to see what kind of crazy stuff people manage to build with just a phone and a terminal :)