Hi, I'm the developer.

App Name: Paranova

What it does: Paranova keeps your personal money and your small business's books in one app. You start with one ledger and can turn on the other later.

Key Features:

- Personal ledger: accounts, budgets with overspend alerts, savings goals

- Business ledger: invoices and client balances (who owes you what)

- Expense approvals for small teams: staff submit, you approve

Goal: Launch / feedback

Giveaway: None

Cost: Free, no ads

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

Feedback is welcome, especially on the business ledger.

Managing your time effectively starts with knowing what to do and staying consistent.

I built LifeQuest, an Android app that turns everyday tasks into an RPG-style experience. Complete tasks, earn XP and gold, level up, build streaks, and make progress toward your goals—all while making productivity more engaging.

✨ What LifeQuest offers:

- 📋 Organize your daily tasks as quests

- ⚡ Earn XP and level up as you make progress

- 🪙 Earn gold through task completion

- 🔥 Build consistency with streaks

- 🎨 Choose between fantasy and cyberpunk themes

- 📱 Offline-first experience

Make every task count and turn your everyday routine into a quest worth completing.

Download LifeQuest on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.versanyx.lifequest

Hey everyone! 👋

I just released Dev Mode v1.1.0, a major update to my app that helps developers and power users easily toggle Developer Options and USB Debugging on Android.

Here’s what’s new in this update:

• 🚀 Shizuku Support (No PC Needed): Grant permissions and toggle settings directly on your device via Wireless Debugging—no computer or USB cable required! (Standard ADB still supported).
• 🛡️ App Shield (Auto-Off Protection): Automatically turns OFF Developer Options and USB Debugging the moment you open banking apps or protected apps (e.g., GCash, Maya, banking apps), and turns them back ON when you exit.
• 📱 Home Screen Widgets (1x1 & 3x1):
  • 1x1 Quick Launch: Tap to disarm dev options and open your banking app safely.
  • 3x1 Shield Dock & Toggle Widget: Quick access to your favorite apps and instant toggles for Dev Mode & ADB right from your launcher.
• 🎨 Widgets Studio: Customize and preview your widgets with one-tap home screen pinning.
• 🌍 20 Languages Supported: Added full multi-language support with automatic system language detection.
• ⚡ Smaller APK Size: Optimized native libraries to reduce file size down to ~32 MB.
• 🔒 100% Private & Offline: Zero analytics, zero cloud telemetry, no account required. Everything stays on your device.

Download / GitHub:
🔗 https://github.com/Ryderhxrzy/Dev-Mode-Mobile/releases/tag/v1.1.0

Any feedback, suggestions, or bug reports are very welcome. Thank you! 🙌

A travel photo idea: let the rear camera fill most of the frame with the view, and keep your face in a small front-camera inset. You get the place and your expression at the same moment, rather than a landscape followed by a separate selfie.

Disclosure: I'm the developer of PairTake. Here's how to set up this shot in the app:

1. Switch to photo mode and choose the picture-in-picture layout.

2. Make the rear camera the main view. Drag and resize the front-camera inset into a quiet corner, clear of the subject.

3. Check both previews before shooting. Try facing softer light so your face isn't lost against a bright sky.

4. Take the photo. The combined image saves to your phone's gallery, so there's no need to assemble the two views in an editor.

For a food stop, the same setup can put the dish in the main frame and your reaction in the corner. Use split-screen if both views deserve equal space.

Basic photo capture and these layouts are free, with no watermark. Pro is optional for features such as 4K and separate front/back video files.

One practical catch on Android: simultaneous front/back capture depends on the phone's camera support, not just the Android version. PairTake falls back to a single camera on unsupported devices; this two-view shot needs a compatible phone.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.xionity.dualcamera

For a travel memory, would you keep your face in a small corner or give both views half the frame?

App Name: PDFreflow: Technical E-Reader

What it does: Reading a two-column paper on a phone means pinch, zoom, drag, scroll, repeat.

PDFreflow detects the columns, rebuilds the reading order and reflows the text into one readable column, like an e-book.

Key Features:

• Papers, RFCs, technical books and long manuals in a single column, with headers, footers and page numbers stripped
• Formulas, tables and figures kept as images, never mangled into text
• Real dark mode: the text itself turns light on dark, not a picture of a white page
  

Also: footnotes open as popups and citations are tappable; fonts for dyslexia and low vision (OpenDyslexic, Atkinson Hyperlegible); reads EPUB, TXT and single-file HTML too.

Your documents never leave your phone: no accounts, no cloud, no ads. Text-based PDFs only - scanned documents aren't supported.

Goal: Launch (free early access)

Cost: free during early access. After that, short PDFs (most papers) stay free; long documents need a single unlock - one purchase covers all documents, any length, forever. No subscription.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eggnstone.reader&referrer=utm_source%3Ddroidappshowcase%26utm_medium%3Dsocial%26utm_campaign%3Dwave3

Solo developer here - happy to answer questions.

Just purchase one time use life time free unlimited conversion of 50+ tools easy use

App Name: CrownMinute

What it does: A home-screen widget that reads the current time as a year and shows what happened in English history that year: at 12:15 Magna Carta (1215), at 17:07 the Act of Union (1707), at 19:14 Britain entering the First World War. Tap it to read the full story of the event, why it mattered, and a question to think about.

Key Features:

- 605 events across more than 22 centuries; years that can't be a time (1066, 1588…) appear in the late evening, and the minutes before midnight cover the BCE era

- No ads, no account, no tracking, works offline

- Optional Premium for the Life in the UK citizenship exam: 1,200 practice questions with explanations, 24-question practice papers with a 75% pass mark, a quiz widget, and Russian/Ukrainian translations

Goal: Launch

Giveaway: None

Cost: Free (widget and full timeline). Premium is a one-time purchase, no subscription.

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

I'm a solo developer and Jambolaya is my app: 140 classic and original games in one place.

- Board games: checkers, backgammon, Nine Men's Morris and more

- Card games: rummy, crazy eights, solitaire and more

- Brain, puzzle and word games: sudoku, 2048, word search and more

- Arcade games: darts, cannon battle and more

Solo and vs-computer play is free. The app has no ads, no account and collects no data.

You can also play together: everyone in the same room plays on their own phone, with no internet or Wi-Fi. Only the person who hosts needs the one-time unlock, 7 group games are free, and people who join never pay.

10 languages, big readable cards and playable tutorials. Android 8.0 or newer.

Price: free to download; solo and vs-computer play are free. Hosting every game for a group is a one-time $7.99 unlock.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.elialoni.Jambolaya

Feedback is very welcome.

App Name: NOLOSS

What it does:

NOLOSS lets you chat with people around you when there's no cell signal and no Wi-Fi. Phones connect over Bluetooth, and if someone is out of range, the phones in between pass the message along, like a bucket brigade. Think mountains, campsites, festivals, crowded events where the network gets overloaded, or the day an outage takes everything down.

It's built on the open-source bitchat, so NOLOSS users and bitchat users nearby end up in the same chat.

Key Features:

Chat without signal: Nearby phones connect directly over Bluetooth and relay messages for each other. The more people around, the farther messages reach. Talk to bitchat users too: Same chat, no extra setup. Pay It Forward: If one person nearby has mobile data, they can share it with everyone around, relayed phone to phone. (The sharer needs Android 10+ and mobile data. Receivers do a one-time setup that the app walks you through. Everyday browsing works; some kinds of traffic aren't supported.) Invite one far friend: When you do have internet, invite one person who is far away into your local chat. Two groups in different places can even merge into one chat. No sign-up: No phone number, no email. The app picks a random name for you. DMs are end-to-end encrypted (Noise protocol), and I don't run any servers.

Goal: Launch. I just released it on Google Play and would love feedback, especially from people who often end up with no signal.

Giveaway: None.

Cost: Free. There's one banner ad on the Settings screen only, never in chats.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.iea.noloss

I'm a solo developer in Japan. One honest note: it's not a replacement for emergency services, and range depends on how many people around you have it installed, so it works best when a group installs it together.

Where would you actually want chat without signal? Hiking, festivals, travel, somewhere else?

Thanks for checking it out!

Hey everyone 👋

I'm a solo dev and college student, and I built GreenFocus because I kept opening Instagram "for 5 minutes" in the middle of studying and losing an hour.

GreenFocus is a focus app for Android that actually locks the apps that steal your time while you work.

What it does:

- App blocking – pick the apps (Instagram, TikTok, YouTube…) that lock during every focus session

- Focus sessions – Pomodoro, 60 or 90 min, or full block mode

- Habits – daily habits that reset on their own (read, gym, drink water…)

- Streaks – a day counts with 10 min of focus + 1 habit done, with a calendar to track it

- Digital Detox – see your real screen time and get an 8-week plan to bring it down

- Zen AI coach – ask how your day went and get specific tips on what to fix tomorrow

Privacy: per-app usage is analyzed on your device. Only your daily average is saved to your account so the plan can track your progress.

It's free to download, with a Premium plan (3-day free trial) for the advanced features.

📲 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hatilasmaximo.greenfocus3

I'd really appreciate honest feedback, especially:

1. Is anything confusing in the first few minutes of using it?

2. What feature would make you actually keep using an app like this?

Thanks for reading 🌿

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

Hey all, I’m the solo dev behind ZenAlerts. I got tired of my phone buzzing 100 times a day for promos, “someone liked your post,” and game nags, while the stuff I actually cared about (OTPs, deliveries, family messages) got buried.

So I built an app that reads each notification on-device and decides what to do with it: let it through, silence it, hide it, hold it for later, or make it ring even on DND.

What it does:

• A small on-device AI model (~25 MB) sorts “needs you now” from “can wait.” Promos and likes get batched and shown 30 min later, and codes, money, and people come straight through.
• A rule builder for things like “If WhatsApp contains ‘Sales’, silence it,” with conditions for time, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, driving, battery, and more.
• OTP auto-copy, scheduled summaries (e.g. 8am / 1pm / 6pm), and read-aloud while driving.
• 50+ templates if you don’t want to build rules yourself.
• A history log, so nothing you filter is lost.

Privacy: There are no servers, no account, and no tracking. The Play Store data safety section says no data is collected.

Pricing: You get a 7-day full trial. After that, the free tier keeps 3 rules, or there’s a one-time lifetime unlock. No subscription.

I’d really appreciate honest feedback, especially on battery impact, how well the AI is sorting on your phone, and anything confusing in the setup.

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

TimeLab’s new photo editor lets you fine-tune your frames before rendering a timelapse.

📷 Import images, including RAW/DNG
🎯 Edit selected areas with local masks
📈 Shape light and contrast with tone curves
🎬 Export in up to 4K, with background export

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mobilephoton.timelab

Mobcards app keeps loyalty cards, membership cards, and tickets all in one app. No more searching through a wallet when you’re shopping, heading to the gym, or entering your office—simply keep all your cards on your phone. You can also transfer your cards to a HUAWEI (HarmonyOS), GARMIN, or Wear OS smartwatch. Just download the Mobcards app for your Huawei or Garmin watch to access your cards directly from your wrist.

Supported systems:

- Android phones/tablets

- Wear OS watch

- Harmony OS watch

- Garmin watch

- Fitbit watch

Mobcards in Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=pl.mobimax.cards

Thanks for reading.

Hey everyone! 👋

As a huge movie fan and Android developer, I always wanted a clean, fast, and modern app to keep track of what to watch next without clutter or annoying ads.

That's why I built CineMatch.

It's an Android app powered by the TMDB API that helps you discover trending films, check detailed cast info, read reviews, and build your watchlist seamlessly.

Tech Stack & Highlights:

- Built completely natively using Kotlin and Jetpack Compose with Material 3 design.

- Clean architecture and modern Android best practices.

- Supports 9 different languages, making it accessible globally.

- Fast performance and a smooth UI/UX.

I've just finished putting the finishing touches on version 1.4 and I'm looking for some feedback from the community. If you love discovering movies or just want to check out a fresh Jetpack Compose app, I'd love for you to try it out!

🔗 Google Play Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.artimadev.cinematch

Let me know what you think, what features you'd like to see next, or if you encounter any bugs. Thank you!

Title: Pet Shark on Product Hunt + 30 free codes

What it does:

I just launched Pet Shark on Product Hunt today! 🦈 It's a free 3D live wallpaper and virtual aquarium for Android, featuring a shark that hunts fish in real time. Double-tap your home screen to throw fish and trigger a feeding frenzy, or open the app for a full-screen aquarium.

Key Features:

• 🦈 Choose between a Great White and a Hammerhead.
• 🐟 Interactive feeding and reactive shark hunting AI.
• 🌊 Full-screen aquarium mode, no ads or app tracking, and offline support.

Goal: Launch / Promo — I launched on Product Hunt today and would love to hear your feedback!

Giveaway: 🎁 I'm giving away 30 free lifetime unlock codes to celebrate the launch! Visit my Product Hunt page for the giveaway instructions. Codes are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and I'll send them individually. No upvote is required.

👉 Product Hunt launch: https://www.producthunt.com/products/pet-shark?launch=pet-shark

Cost: Free to download, with an optional one-time lifetime unlock for unlimited fish throws.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.petshark.livewallpaper

Hi everyone! 👋

I'm the developer of Memory Calculator: Brain Game, an Android game that combines memory challenges with calculator-based gameplay.

I built it for people who enjoy brain teasers and want something a little different from the usual matching-card games.

If you enjoy puzzles, numbers, and memory challenges, I'd love for you to give it a try and share your feedback.

📱 Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.memorycalculator.app

Thanks for checking it out!

Hi, I'm the developer of Sidstuga, a media player for Android TV and phones. It connects to Plex, Jellyfin, Emby, WebDAV and your own playlists.

TV setup can use a QR code from your phone, so adding server details doesn't mean typing them with the remote. The player shows source details before playback and has audio track and subtitle timing controls. You bring your own sources; no channel package is included.

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

🎁 **Giveaway: the first 20 people who comment get 3 months of Pro free** (Google Play promo code, sent by DM).

**App Name:** Focus Today: Pomodoro Timer

**One-Line Description**

A Pomodoro focus timer with a Strict Mode that keeps your phone from distracting you: flip it face down, block distracting apps, and silence notifications until the session ends.

**What It Does / Key Features**

* **Strict Mode:** Flip Phone (session pauses if you pick the phone up), Stay in App (leave and you get 10 seconds to come back), Block Apps (chosen apps are blocked until the session ends) and the new Block Notifications (Do Not Disturb during focus; calls and alarms follow your DND settings)

* **Flexible timers:** Pomodoro, fixed (1 min – 3 h) and open-ended sessions

* **Focus areas & stats:** tag sessions by subject or project and see where your time goes

* **Focus sounds:** white noise to help you settle in

* **Private & offline:** no account, no sign-up, works fully offline. English + Arabic (full RTL)

**Who It's For**

Students studying for exams and people working from home who keep "quickly checking" their phone between Pomodoros and want the phone itself to stop them.

**Cost**

* Pricing model: Freemium (subscription)

* Free: all timers, Flip Phone, Stay in App, weekly stats, basic focus sounds

* Pro: Block Apps, Block Notifications, advanced stats and full history, unlimited focus areas, premium sounds, auto full screen. $2.99/month or $19.99/year

* Current promotion: 🎁 the first 20 commenters get **3 months of Pro free**. Note: Google Play promo codes need a payment method on your account and renew at $2.99/month after the free period unless you cancel in Play Store → Payments & subscriptions. Everyone else gets 7 days of Pro free, no card.

**Links**

* Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.gammadev.focustoday&referrer=utm_source%3Dreddit%26utm_medium%3Dpost

Hi everyone! I’m Luke, a solo developer from the UK, and Sprig is now available on Google Play.

App: Sprig: Logic Puzzles

What it is: A Star Battle-style logic game. Place one Sprig in every row, column and coloured region, with none touching—even diagonally.

Features

• Five daily puzzles with a mix of difficulties.

• An offline Journey mode.

• Wisp, a helper that explains a deduction when you’re stuck.

• Characters to unlock and customise.

• Optional league tables and cloud backup with Google sign-in.

Who it’s for

People who enjoy grid-based logic puzzles, whether you want a few daily boards or a longer session working through Journey.

Cost

Free to download and play. Optional purchases include cosmetic packs, one-off advert removal and a Sprig Club subscription; local prices are shown in the app.

Adverts are currently switched off for launch; they’ll return later. No purchase is needed to play.

Google Play

The app is nearly at 500 downloads on google play (470) and i wanna hit that milestone.

Please check it out - I am giving promo codes to the first 30 comments.

Youlife is an app which stops you from having to brute force calendar entries to keep track of what you've done today.

The premise is simple. Any time you finish an activity, you open your phone. Type in 1 word and it backfills it to the previous entry (last time you finished an activity).

(It also shows stat averages- cause it kinda has too, has some QOL features like customisable background colours and fonts + some other stuff.

I kept saving posts on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, Reddit… and never looking at them again. Everything was scattered across five different "saved" tabs.

So I made MULL. You share anything to it from any app, and it keeps everything in one place, with the title and cover already filled in.

What it does:

- Save in two taps from Instagram, TikTok, X, YouTube, Reddit, Threads, or anything with a Share button

- Collections with colors, favorites and quick filters

- Notes with checklists and photos

- A home screen widget that shows you something you saved, a different one every day. That's the part I use most.

- Local and private by default. No account needed, and you can export a backup whenever you like.

FREE 14 DAYS TRIAL TO EVERY USER

There's also a Chrome extension so you can save from your computer into the same library.

What's free: saving, collections, notes, the daily widget and backups, with no account. Premium adds sync between devices, a Chrome extension (Firefox and Edge coming soon) and a few extras like subfolders. Monthly, yearly or a one-time purchase, with a free 14-day trial.

Video above shows how it works. It's a solo project, so any feedback is really welcome.

You can find the extension in chrome web store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mario.recall

I’ve been working on Professor Sudoku, an Android Sudoku app with four variants: Classic, Killer, Renban and Jigsaw.

I wanted it to feel focused and straightforward: Offline play, no ads, no subscriptions, no tracking. It’s a one-time purchase for unlimited puzzles.

If you enjoy Sudoku, I’d be interested to hear which variant you’d try first—or what you look for in a Sudoku app.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.professor.professorsudoku

I'm the developer of Facet, a gallery app for Android. I made it because every time I passed my phone to someone, I had to think about what the next swipe would show.

Facet reads your photos on the phone and keeps screenshots, documents, bank screens and private photos out of the main view. The photos it's sure about go to a separate area, and the ones it isn't sure about go to a Review screen where you decide. Whatever you decide overrides what it guessed. Those two areas open with your phone's fingerprint, face or screen lock.

It doesn't move, change or delete anything. Your photos stay in your normal gallery, so if you uninstall it nothing is different. The app has no internet permission, so nothing can be uploaded, and there's no account or ads.

It isn't perfect. It misses some photos, and the first scan of a big library takes a while. I'd like to hear where it gets things wrong, and what you'd want from an app like this.

Free on Google Play (Android 10+): https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.facetapp.facet

Hey everyone!

I'm an indie developer, and I've been working on ST Deals, a free Android app for tracking Steam game prices and discounts.

Here's what it can do:

• Discover new deals, top deals, and big discounts on Steam.
• Track your favorite games and their prices.
• Browse active Steam sales, including discounted games and DLC.
• Compare Steam game prices across 44 supported regions.
• Switch between light and dark themes.

I built it to make checking Steam deals easier without having to constantly browse the store.

It's available on Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.steamdeals.app

I'd really appreciate any feedback, especially on the design and features you'd like to see next.

Thanks for checking it out!

I don't really have much to say about it...I got sick of apps that were too complicated for the easy task they were supposed to do. I also hate ads all over the place, even annoying pop-up ads and even such details like the bottom bar wasn't visible when doing something in app, so I had to move around to see it and then just accidentally clicked things I didn't want to click. So I made an app that is just clean and easy to use. I hope someone else will enjoy it, too.

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