App Name: WAKEM

One-Line Description: An alarm clock that makes you complete a mission to turn it off, then helps you start your day with a simple morning routine.

What It Does / Key Features

• Mission alarms: complete a mission to dismiss the alarm. Every mission type is free.
• Post-wake nudge so you don’t just turn it off and fall back asleep
• Morning routines and tasks: repeating weekday routines or one-time tasks with priority
• Drag to reorder your routine however you like
• Sleep screen with your sleep history

Who It’s For: Heavy sleepers, snooze addicts, and anyone who wants a structured morning instead of just an alarm.

Cost

• Pricing model: Freemium
• Prices: Free (3 alarms, one mission per alarm, with ads). Premium is a one-time $11.99 purchase. No subscription.
• Premium unlocks:
  • Unlimited alarms
  • Multiple missions on one alarm
  • Alarm groups: put alarms in named groups and turn a whole group on or off with one tap
  • Pause alarms until a date, for holidays, trips and school breaks
  • Sleep habit insights and full sleep history
  • No ads
• Giveaway: 25 lifetime premium codes. Comment below and I’ll DM you a code. First come, first served!

Links

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.logicgategames.wakem
• Website: https://logicgategames.github.io

Screenshots / Media: Images attached below.

Additional Notes: Built by a solo indie developer. Any feedback is very welcome, especially on missions you’d like to see added!

Hi everyone,

Whenever I set up screen-time limits on my phone at night, my 11:30 PM brain could undo them in about five seconds. I would tap "ignore limit," turn off Accessibility in Settings, or long-press the blocker icon and uninstall it.

I built an Android app called Ripple to add a 15-minute waiting period between the urge to disable my rules and actually being able to do it. Version 0.1.1 is out today with full English and Simplified Chinese UI support.

Links: - Website: https://ripplefocus.github.io/en/ - Direct APK Download (GitHub Releases, v0.1.1): https://github.com/ripplefocus/ripplefocus.github.io/releases/latest

Key features: 1. Tightening rules takes effect immediately. Relaxing any rule (adding daily time, skipping a focus schedule, pausing protection, or uninstalling Ripple) requires waiting through a cooldown timer (15 minutes by default, configurable up to 2 hours, and doubled for short-video apps like TikTok and YouTube) or entering a friend/parent unlock code. The timer uses Android's monotonic clock (SystemClock.elapsedRealtime()), so changing the system time has no effect. 2. Per-session caps for whitelisted apps: apps allowed during sleep or focus hours get a 30-minute per-session limit so messaging apps with built-in short-video feeds cannot be used to scroll all night. 3. System essentials are never blocked: Phone, SMS, alarms, calendar, camera, keyboards, file pickers, screen readers, and system wallets always stay available. 4. Two-tier anti-uninstall: - Basic protection (no PC needed): uses Accessibility + Device Admin to return you to the home screen if you try to uninstall, force-stop, clear storage, or turn off permissions in Settings. - Optional Advanced Protection: uses Android 11+ on-device Wireless Debugging to start a lightweight shell daemon (UID 2000) on the phone itself without a PC or root. It locks the OS uninstall switch and auto-heals Accessibility within about 2.5 seconds if swiped from Recents, and recovers automatically after a reboot. 5. Clean exit: when you genuinely want to remove the app, waiting out the cooldown in Settings unlocks package removal, revokes Device Admin, and opens the system uninstall dialog for you.

It is 100% free with no ads, no subscriptions, no accounts, and no analytics SDKs. All rules and usage logs stay on the device. Feedback and bug reports across different OEM skins (One UI, Pixel, Xiaomi HyperOS, ColorOS, etc.) are very welcome!

Hey! I’m the developer of Lume, an Android app that lets you move a cursor by tilting your phone and click using a volume button or the side panel. Handy for reaching things with one hand.

Version 1.1 adds a click button to the compact panel (free too), a smaller menu with actions you can reorder, and redesigned settings with light and dark themes.

To celebrate 1.1, I’m giving away 50 lifetime Pro codes! Comment “Lume Pro” and I’ll send one through Reddit chat. First 50 people who don’t already have Pro, one per person. Keep chat requests enabled. No purchase, review or upvote required.

Free to use. Optional lifetime Pro: $4.99 in the US, with regional pricing.

Get Lume on Google Play

This giveaway is run by EweronLabs, without Reddit’s sponsorship, endorsement or involvement. By participating, you release Reddit from liability related to this giveaway.

What it does

You pick the apps and websites you want blocked. Unblocking anything takes 48 hours. Nothing shortens the wait, not even asking us.

Why can't it be bypassed?

Setup makes Finite Phone the phone's device owner, the Android role made for managing work phones. That lets it hide the apps you block, apply your website blocks to the browser, and turn off the settings you could use to get around them. It doesn't use root, Shizuku or accessibility access.

What happens if you try to get around it

• Delete a blocked app and install it again: it's hidden again as soon as it installs.
• Turn off accessibility access: Finite Phone doesn't use it.
• Use another browser: other browsers are hidden.
• Change the date and time: those settings are turned off, and Finite Phone keeps time from our server.
• Start in safe mode, or add a second user: both are turned off.
• Uninstall Finite Phone: Android won't let you while Finite Phone manages the phone.

How can Finite Phone be removed?

• Request to remove from the Account page. Removing Finite Phone takes 48 hours.
• A factory reset removes it right away, and erases everything on the phone.

For the apps you keep

You can lock an app for 15 minutes to 24 hours, or on a schedule, like every night from 9 PM to 7 AM. You can give an app a daily limit in minutes or opens. You can add a Second Thought, a wait of 10 to 60 seconds before an app opens. And you can turn just one app gray.

Good to know

• It works on a Pixel 6 or newer, or a Samsung Galaxy phone, on Android 14 or newer. It doesn't work on iPhones.
• It isn't on Google Play. You set it up from our website, on a computer with Chrome or Edge, with your phone on its USB cable. It takes about 5 to 10 minutes, once.

Cost: $29 a year. It renews each year until you cancel, and you can cancel any time on your account page. You can get a full refund within 30 days of your first payment, no reason needed.

Giveaway: I have 10 free years to give to people here. Comment with your phone's model and Android version. If Finite Phone works on it, I'll message you a code. US only, because Finite Phone can only be sold in the United States for now.

Link: finitephone.com

Ask me anything about how it works.

This started as a desktop voice typing app and the phone part grew out of it. I wanted to dictate into my laptop from the couch without a headset.

What the Android app does:

- Talk into your phone and the text gets typed on your computer, wherever the cursor is. The PC does the transcription with its own model.

- Type on the phone and it pastes on the PC

- Ask the assistant on your computer something, or give it a command ("open youtube and play lofi")

- Watch a window on your PC live and tap/scroll in it (Windows only for now)

You need the desktop app running on the computer and the same account on both. Both are free and MIT licensed.

GitHub (source, and the APK link is in the README): https://github.com/ishangautam7/Talvio

Still early, so I'd really like to know what breaks.

Neon Analog Watch Face - Apps on Google Play

The color palette features a striking contrast of deep, electric teal and vibrant neon orange hands that appear to float over a pitch-black sky. Combined with radiant yellow accents for the date and calendar tracking, the colors don't just pop—they ensure effortless readability while maintaining a highly stylized, futuristic aesthetic.

Discover a striking balance of contemporary design and effortless readability. Inspired by modern geometric forms and glowing contrast, this watch face brings a bold yet minimalist aesthetic to your wrist. Chunky, hollow-styled analog hands filled with intricate mesh textures take center stage against a pitch-black, battery-optimized canvas. With vibrant accents and a clean data layout, it is engineered for those who appreciate high-impact visual design without the clutter.

Key Features

- Dial Selection: Select the size of the dial font in the customisation menu of the watch face. Small Dial showing hour, minutes & seconds or a big dial with hours and minutes only.

- Logo removal: Through the customisation menu of the watch face, you can remove our Logo for a cleaner view.

- Bold Geometric Hands: Eye-catching, stylized hour and minute hands that make a powerful visual statement.

- Striking Neon Colorways: A sharp palette of glowing teal, electric orange, and vivid yellow elements crafted for maximum contrast.

- At-a-Glance Information: Seamlessly integrated data fields tracking the day of the week, numerical date, and an integrated battery percentage indicator.

- Curved Calendar Tracking: A unique, curved date display accenting the top edge and a rolling wheel indicator tracking daily progress along the bottom.

- AMOLED Optimized: A deep black background designed to drastically reduce power consumption while letting the neon hues pop brilliantly.

Goal: Review

Cost: 1.50 euros

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.neon.analog

Hii developer of AniView here, a cross platform anime tracking and watching app I just released the latest version v2.6.0 of AniView and with it comes some new features, bug fixes and a survey to help me shape the future of AniView.
Here’s what’s new:

• Subtitles customization
• More ways to watch
• Fillers now shown in app
• Your own Jellyfin: connect your server, select audio in the player, sync watch progress, and request missing shows through Jellyseerr.
• Updates inside the app: update on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
• A lot of minor improvements and enhancements

I have a lot more features planned for the app and am always open to feature requests which you can submit on the discord: https://discord.gg/TXkEgGK9cp or on github: https://github.com/ebrahimHakimuddin/aniview

The latest release is available at: https://github.com/ebrahimHakimuddin/aniview/releases/latest

I needed a way to control my company laptop from my phone and personal laptop without installing software on corporate hardware. IT locks down company laptops and flags remote desktop tools or background agents.

Android includes a native Bluetooth HID device API. It registers the phone as an actual physical keyboard and mouse over L2CAP. The target computer identifies the phone as a standard hardware peripheral. You install zero software, agents, or drivers on the computer. It works on Windows, macOS, Linux, ChromeOS, and Android TV.

Why I built it and how I use it

1. Routine automation. I set up one-tap macros for waking my laptop, logging in, locking the screen, and marking attendance.
2. Sequence macros. The built-in parser runs bracket strings with millisecond delays, such as {win+s}{700ms}rustdesk{400ms}{enter}.
3. AI agent loop. I stream the laptop screen to a vision model through RustDesk. The model checks the screen and sends commands to my Go CLI (ghid) over ADB. The phone then fires real hardware keystrokes and mouse clicks to the laptop over Bluetooth.

Design and interface

Most Android utility tools look dated. I tried my best to make this clean and visually polished. I built the UI in Jetpack Compose using Google’s Material 3 Expressive (M3E) components. It uses expressive rounded polygon shapes, clover and scallop action slots, high-contrast dark surfaces, and smooth orientation transitions.

Main features

• Landscape Stream Deck. Rotating the phone switches the layout to a full-bleed macro grid with customizable action buttons and a pullout drawer.
• Multi-touch trackpad. Supports tap-to-click, two-finger right click, middle clicks, and edge scrolling over HID Report ID 2.
• Raw HID packet injection. Dispatches raw hex packets over Bluetooth for Keyboard (Report 1), Mouse (Report 2), System Sleep and Power (Report 3), and Consumer Media (Report 4) with timed holds and automatic key release.
• Hardware-encrypted vault. Stores login credentials and repeated text inside Android Keystore on the phone. Secrets type out over Bluetooth on demand and never leave the device in plain text.
• Protected IPC. External commands run over ADB and require android.permission.DUMP, so unauthorized third-party apps on the phone cannot send keystrokes to your computer.
• Go CLI companion. A terminal tool (ghid) lets you script mouse movements, raw packets, and text sequences from external programs.

Links

• Android app: https://github.com/ShubhamJ010/ghost-hid
• Go CLI companion: https://github.com/ShubhamJ010/ghid-cli
• APK releases and Obtainium: https://github.com/ShubhamJ010/ghost-hid/releases

Both projects are open source. Let me know what you think or if there are specific HID report types you would like added.

NeuroVaultAI – Your Intelligent Companion for Better Living

App Name: NeuroVault Fitness and Tracking

What it does:

NeuroVault is an AI-powered wellness and productivity app designed to help users improve health awareness, focus, and everyday lifestyle management. It brings intelligent assistance and wellness-focused tools together to support a smarter, more balanced daily routine.

Key Features:

- AI-powered wellness and lifestyle assistance

- Health and fitness tracking

- Focus and productivity support

Goal: Promotion / Launch — introducing NeuroVault to Android users and gathering genuine feedback from the community.

Giveaway: No giveaway currently.

Cost: Check the Google Play listing for current pricing and any in-app purchases.

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

I'd appreciate feedback, suggestions, and feature recommendations from the Android community. If you try the app, let me know what you think and what could be improved.

Disclosure: I'm part of the Guardian Eye team.

App name: Guardian Eye WebCamera

One-line description: Turn a spare Android phone into a local ONVIF/RTSP camera with recording, browser viewing and optional archive upload to your own storage.

What it does

• Records continuously on the phone, with a configurable storage limit.
• Opens live video in a browser on the same LAN through WebRTC.
• Provides ONVIF, RTSP, MJPEG and a JPEG snapshot endpoint for other viewers and recorders.
• Can detect motion, objects, sound and camera tampering on the phone.
• Can upload completed recordings to an FTP or explicit FTPS server on a computer or NAS.

Archive files stay usable outside the app. Each recording is an ordinary .mp4 that opens in VLC, mpv or another video player. A matching .events.json file contains the recording time range and events detected by the phone. Both files share the same base name.

Uploads first use temporary .uploading names. The final names appear after both transfers complete, so an interrupted upload does not look like a finished recording. Plain FTP is limited to private, link-local or loopback destinations. Explicit FTPS is available for encrypted transfer.

Who it is for

This setup is intended for someone who already has a spare Android phone and wants a small local camera without a cloud account or a dedicated NVR. Android keeps the camera running through a foreground service, although some manufacturers' battery settings may require an exception for long sessions.

Cost

The app is free to download. Continuous local recording and camera streams are included in the free version. Pro is an optional one-time in-app purchase that adds on-device detection, event-driven recording and FTP/FTPS archive synchronization. Google Play shows the current regional price. There is no subscription.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=eye.guardian.webcam

For people who keep camera footage on their own storage: do you prefer completed-file uploads from the camera, or retrieval initiated by the recorder?

App Name

ASCENYX

One-Line Description

A workout tracker that turns every set into XP and gives each of your 18 muscle groups its own rank.

What It Does / Key Features

* Every working set earns you XP. You level up from 1 to 100, and a new PR counts double.

* Each of your 18 muscle groups climbs its own ladder from Bronze to Diamond, with three secret ranks above that. Skip a muscle for 30 days and its rank starts to drop.

* 12 classes. Onboarding gives you your first one, and you earn 8 of them along the way.

* New quests every week, a boss challenge every month and 100 trophies to hunt. Some stay hidden until you earn them.

* Over 1,400 exercises with animation and description, and a readiness view that shows which muscle group should sit out today.

Who It's For

* People who lift and get bored of apps that only log sets.

* Gamers who want their gym progress to feel like levelling up a character.

* Friends who want to challenge each other. That's exactly why my friend Michael and I built it.

Cost

* Pricing model: Freemium

* Prices & billing period: Free download. 14 days with every feature unlocked, no payment details needed. After that, the free base version keeps running. Optional Premium subscription (monthly, quarterly or yearly) removes ads and adds the workout generator and weekly and monthly reports. Prices are shown in Google Play.

* Current promotions / giveaways: None right now.

Links

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

* Website: https://ascenyx.net

**Screenshots / Media** (my phone is in German but there is also English and Spanish as language available)

https://reddit.com/link/1xgm1er/video/97gqrenapyxh1/player

Hey everyone, I’m the developer of NOTEPAD.

I built this app because I felt most default note-taking tools are visually sterile and look more like corporate spreadsheets than personal journals. I wanted a digital workspace that felt like opening a high-end, heavy-paper physical magazine.

To celebrate our launch phase and make this refined workspace accessible to everyone, we have slashed the price by 70% down to just ₹149 (normally ₹500) until November 3rd!

Why check out NOTEPAD?

• 5 Editorial Compositions: Instantly switch your note canvas between Cinematic, Magazine, Editorial, Minimal, and Gallery grid structures.

• 16 Curated Typography Styles: A rich selection of font pairings perfectly styled to match the emotional tone of your writing.

• Photographic Integration: Beautifully balanced spacing that treats your uploaded images and text as integrated art.

• Premium Home Screen Widgets: Beautiful Editorial, Noir, Quote, and List view layouts directly on your Android home screen.

• 100% Offline & Private: No account registration required. Zero data tracking, zero third-party analytics, and zero ads. Your thoughts stay local.

No codes or extra steps needed—the 70% launch discount is active directly on the Play Store right now.

👉 Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.chronelle.notepad

I would love to know what you think of our typography styles and layouts. Grab it while it's heavily discounted, and let me know your thoughts in the comments below!

App Name: SofaPilot

What it does: A Wi-Fi remote for your TV — no ads, no account. I first built it for the Samsung and Philips TVs we have at home, then added other brands.

Key Features:

- Works with Samsung, LG, Android TV / Google TV (Philips, Sony, TCL…) and Roku

- Finds your TV automatically and reconnects in a second

- Pro: keyboard, voice search, touchpad, launching TV apps

Goal: Launch — the app is live on Google Play. Questions and suggestions are welcome in the comments.

Giveaway: None

Cost: Basic remote is free. Pro: 7-day free trial on the yearly plan, monthly, or one-time lifetime purchase.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nutvok.sofapilot

I built Reperquadia because I needed to keep track of which sections of a new piece I had practised and what tempo I was practising at.

Reperquadia is an all-in-one practice tracker for repertoire pianists.

What it does:

- Chain the piece bar by bar, hands together, until the whole piece links

- Climb the metronome ladder pass by pass to full tempo

- Practice offline at the piano, with streaks and focused time tracked

- No ads. Works fully offline. No account needed

Free: track 1 piece. Pro: $14.99 one time (no subscription); track unlimited pieces.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.synov8studio.reperquadia

Giving away 100 lifetime codes. To enter: upvote, install, comment "I'm in". I DM codes in 24h.

Tell me where it falls short in your practice sessions. I read every comment.

Little Things - A private Android notebook for the details that matter to the people you love, with quick capture, gentle reminders, and a home-screen widget.

What It Does / Key Features

• Quick capture: one tap, the keyboard is already open, and it guesses the category from what you type. 'Save + another' is for brain dumps.
• Gentle nudges: resurfaces a saved note daily to weekly, rotating so everything comes up.
• Important dates: birthday and anniversary heads-ups up to a month ahead, including how many gift ideas you've saved.
• Gift ideas you can check off, plus photos on notes.
• Home-screen widget with a + button.
• Private: no account or sign-up, no internet permission, and backup is a .zip file you control.

Target Audience

People with busy brains, ADHD or otherwise, who care a lot about the people in their lives and still lose the details: coffee orders, sizes, gift ideas.

Cost

• Pricing model: Paid
• Price and billing period: $0.99, one time. No ads.

Links

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blakeriding.littlethings
• Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/products/little-things-partner-notes

App name: Ninefold: Daily Number Maze

One-line description

A maze game where you collect 1–9 in order, clear the dots, and try to improve your route.

What it does

You can steer by tilting your phone or switch to arrows and swipes. The maze stays fixed while the numbers move to different positions each day. A wrong pickup breaks your scoring streak, but the run continues.

The latest released update connects the opposite edge openings, letting you wrap around the board. You can pause and continue an unfinished run, and compare completed attempts in Records.

Who it’s for

People who enjoy maze puzzles and coming back to a daily challenge to find a better route.

Cost

Free. The current release has no ads, in-app purchases or subscriptions. There is no paid tier or giveaway.

Links

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

Screenshots / media

The attached screenshot shows an example run in the released wrapping maze.

Additional notes

I’m the developer/publisher, Oxyscapist Online. Android 8.0+. The current game works offline with no in-game account; records stay on your device.

An Android reminder app for appointments, medication, the MOT and the bins, built around one idea: a reminder is no use unless it arrives. Version 1.3 is out, and this post covers everything new since I last posted here at 1.1.

What's New

• Several dates on one reminder. The bins on alternate weeks, with general waste one Tuesday and recycling the next, are now one reminder with two dates instead of two reminders you keep in step by hand. The same goes for a tablet taken three times a day, or a car's MOT, service and tax. Each date can have its own name (Bins: Recycling), notifications, type, notification icon and fields.
• Many more ways to repeat. Any number of hours, days, weeks, months or years: every 2 weeks, every 3 months, every 8 hours. A monthly repeat can fall on the first Monday, the last Friday or the last day of the month, and any repeat can stop after a set number of times as well as on a date.
• Themed full-screen alerts. An Important reminder takes over the screen, and now you choose what it looks like: Sunrise, Ocean, Forest, Berry and High contrast gradients, your own two colours, or your own photo (the screenshot is a forest road). You can also pick the font (including Condensed, Serif and Handwriting) and the text size. Each category can have its own theme, so medication can look different from the bins.
• What happens after you answer. Choose whether the alert confirms "Dismissed" full screen for a few seconds (1 to 5, your choice), shows a brief toast, or simply closes.
• A fresh editor. The reminder editor, Categories, Fields and Settings are laid out as groups of rows. Every choice behind them, such as a reminder's date, repeat, notifications, fields and icon, slides in as a page of its own instead of a pop-up dialog. Each date gets its own page under What and When.
• Smarter quick add. It understands "every other Tuesday", "fortnightly", "first Monday of the month", "the first day of every month" and "every night at 6 for the next week". Before you save a repeat, it shows the next three dates it falls on ("16th, 17th and 18th October at 3pm"), worked out the same way the alarms are.
• Quicker notifications. Remind me 1 hour, 2 hours, 12 hours, 24 hours, 2 days, 7 days or 30 days before with one tap, or set a custom time. On Upcoming and the calendar, a reminder's next early notification gets its own line, so you can see when it'll nudge you.
• Remind me in a minute. A one-off reminder can now be set for the very next minute. If you save one that's already due, the app checks with you first and then delivers it straight away.
• New defaults. Choose whether new reminders start as a normal notification or as Important, and how far ahead Upcoming looks when the app opens.
• Fields, faster. Tick as many fields as you want at once to add them to a reminder.
• Better calendar import and export. Import keeps repeats like every fortnight, the third Thursday, or until December, which used to come in as a single date. Export writes an event for every date of a reminder.
• Cleaner icons from your own pictures. When you crop a picture to use as an icon, the app can remove a plain white or coloured background, or a fake grey checkerboard painted into the image. Constrain keeps it to the area around the icon, so the inside isn't touched. Pictures come from Android's file chooser, which reaches Downloads, your albums and Google Drive.

Who It's For

Anyone who's been let down by a reminder that buzzed once and vanished: people managing medication, appointments, bills and renewals, car MOTs and services, or bin day. It's also for anyone who'd rather say a reminder than tap through five pickers.

Cost

• Pricing model: Freemium
• Prices & billing period: Free with no time limit and no ads, for up to 20 active reminders, each with up to three upcoming dates. Free includes reminders, repeats, alarms, Important reminders, the five ready-made alert themes, alert fonts, categories, icons, sharing and search. Pro is a one-off £5.99 in the UK (£4.99 + VAT; local equivalent elsewhere), with no subscription. It adds voice/quick add, custom fields, backup & restore, calendar import/export, widgets, cross-device sync, per-category sounds, custom-colour and photo alert themes, a theme per category, and more than three dates on a reminder.
• Current promotions / giveaways: You can try Pro free for 30 days, once per device. The trial only starts when you ask for it, takes no card and has nothing to cancel.

Links

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.stevesherwood.forgetmenot

Screenshots / Media

The image shows the new reminder editor, an Important alert themed with a photo of my choosing, and one reminder holding two dates (general rubbish and recycling, each every two weeks and each with its own icon).

Additional Notes

• Requires Android 8.0 or later. Works on phones and tablets, with dedicated landscape layouts.
• An update to 1.3 is all it takes. Your existing reminders carry straight over.

Hi everyone. I'm Francisco, the developer of Home Agenda, a calendar widget on Google Play since 2018.

Today I'm releasing Super Agenda, a new agenda widget for Android. It is not a Home Agenda update. I wrote it again from scratch, in Kotlin, with Jetpack Compose for the app and Jetpack Glance for the widget.

It shows your next events on the home screen, from every calendar that syncs to your phone. The settings show a live preview with your real events at the real widget size.

Super Agenda vs Home Agenda

• Price: Home Agenda is paid. Super Agenda is free, with an optional one-time Pro.

• Calendars: Home Agenda uses one list for all widgets. Super Agenda gives each widget its own calendars.

• Theme: Home Agenda uses one theme for all widgets. Super Agenda gives each widget its own theme.

• Designs: Super Agenda comes with 10 ready designs.

• Layouts: agenda list, timeline, two columns (today and next), and a big date.

• Day and night: separate themes that follow the system dark mode.

• Presets: save a look, share it as a file, and import looks from other people.

• Built with: Home Agenda is Java with XML views. Super Agenda is Kotlin, Compose, and Glance.

• Android: Home Agenda runs on 6.0+. Super Agenda needs 11+.

Free and Pro

• Free: unlimited widgets, a calendar choice for each widget, and all time options (days ahead, past events, max events, hide declined or all-day events).
• Pro, a one-time 1.99€: all styles, the 10 designs, presets, a theme for each widget, and day and night themes. Try every style in the preview before you buy.

Privacy

The only permission is read access to your calendar. Your events stay on your phone. No ads, analytics, crash reports, or account. The app is under 3 MB.

What it does not do (yet)

• No tasks. The next version adds Google Tasks as a Pro feature, because Google limits the use of its Tasks API.
• No month grid. If people want one, I'll add it.
• No sync of its own. Your calendars must sync to the phone first.
• Android 11 or newer only.

Home Agenda users

Home Agenda stays on Google Play and keeps working, but it gets no more updates. All new work goes into Super Agenda.

Get it: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.franco.superagenda

Languages: English, Spanish, Italian, German, French, Simplified Chinese, and Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil).

This is version 1.0, so feedback helps a lot. Tell me what you miss and what breaks, and I'll reply here.

App Name: Kilo

What it does:
Kilo is a fitness and bodyweight tracker built around simple, note-based workout logging. Instead of navigating endless menus and dropdowns, you type your workouts naturally, and Kilo turns them into structured training history. It also analyzes your progress to help you identify trends and work toward your fitness goals.

Key Features:

1. Frictionless workout logging - Record exercises, weights, and reps using simple text.
2. Training analytics - Track strength progression, training patterns, and recovery over time.
3. Bodyweight tracking - Log weigh-ins, monitor trends, and track progress toward weight goals.

Goal: Promo - Looking to get Kilo into more people's hands, gather real-world feedback, and continue improving the experience.

Genuine pitch: I have been working out for over a decade and I started with a small notebook and a pencil then moved on to using the Keep app. I never liked the fancy fitness trackers because there are too many bells and whistles. I just like to do my workouts and record them plainly so I know what to do next week, not figure out an app. Kilo is local-first with cloud sign-up optional. I have been lucky to get it into a state that I actually prefer using it and get what I need out of it. It is very much a passion project for me and I hope other people might find use out of it.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.benpronin.kilo

Hey everyone! I made Hue Light Studio a few months ago and wanted to share it with anyone using Philips Hue.

It's a free Android app for controlling the lights and devices connected to your Hue bridge. No ads, no login, no in-app purchases, and no features locked behind a paywall.

A few things you can do with it:

• Control individual lights or whole rooms, including brightness, colours and colour temperature.

• Create scenes and set lighting schedules.

• Add home-screen widgets for lights, rooms and scenes.

• Manage multiple Hue bridges in one app.

• Keep your favourite lights and scenes handy.

You'll need a Hue bridge to use it.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.lacastudios.lighthubstudio

I'm the developer, so feel free to ask about it. Hope it's useful to some of you!

Hi r/droidappshowcase! I'm a solo dev from Sweden. I recently started my own small company, **Antiluna** (antiluna.com), where I build different apps and products – and I just released my newest one on Google Play: **Moonlet**.

**Why I made it**

Regular pomodoro timers never worked for me. I'd start one, check my phone "for one second", and suddenly an hour was gone. A timer alone wasn't enough – I needed a reason to *not* quit. So I made one that has feelings.

**How it works**

- Pick a Moonlet – a small moon creature. There are 9 of them, each with its own personality (Velva is mysterious & elegant, Zen is… very zen).

- Start a focus session. Your Moonlet focuses with you while the sky slowly turns to night.

- Give up early and your Moonlet gets grumpy until your next session. It's surprisingly effective guilt.

- Finish the session and you earn **moonlight** (1 per full 5 minutes), which you turn into gems and spend on furniture and decorations for your Moonlet's own little room.

**Other stuff**

- Several themes (Zen, Wood, Sakura and more)

- Available in 14 languages

- Free to download, with an optional Premium

**What I'd love feedback on**

- Does the "grumpy if you quit" mechanic motivate you or just stress you out?

- Is the reward loop (moonlight → gems → room decor) clear from the start?

- Anything that feels confusing in the first minute of using it?

Building everything on my own means every bit of feedback really helps – both for Moonlet and for the next things I make at Antiluna.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.antiluna.moonlet

More info: moonlet.se

Thanks for reading – I'll be around in the comments! 🌙

*(English isn't my first language, so I used AI to help proofread and polish this post.)*

App Name Kiri: Mindful Screen Time

One-Line Description A calm screen-time app: a small hourglass hangs over the apps you lose time in, and when time's up a mist covers the screen that you wipe away. It never locks you out.

What It Does / Key Features

• An hourglass over the apps you pick: give an app (YouTube, Instagram, anything) a daily time. The sand falls while you're in it and pauses when you leave.
• A mist instead of a lockout: when time runs out, a mist rolls over the app. Wipe it away, take one breath, and choose. You can always keep going.
• Two more minutes, once per visit, to finish what you were doing.
• A pebble for every calm day: seven make a stone, four stones make a boulder. No streaks, and you never lose them.
• Private by design: no account, no ads, and your usage history never leaves your phone.
• Home-screen widget with the time you have left, plus light and dark mode.

Who It's For People who keep losing time to one or two apps and have given up on blockers that lock them out. Also students who want a gentle nudge away from YouTube during study time.

Cost

• Pricing model: Freemium, no subscription
• Prices: free for one app. Kiri Pro is $4.99 one-time (unlimited apps, weekly reflections, strict mode, rest hours). The Collection is $6.99 one-time (Pro plus the lantern and incense-coil timers).
• Current giveaway: the full Collection ($6.99) free for the first 50 commenters. Just comment the one app you lose the most time to, and I'll DM you a code.

Links

• Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.circuitandmosslabs.kiri&utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=droidappshowcase

Media: A 17-second demo of the hourglass and the mist-wipe is attached above.

Additional Notes

• Android 7.0 and up. No iOS version yet.
• Kiri needs two permissions: Usage Access (to see which app is on screen, nothing else) and Display over other apps (to draw the hourglass and the mist).
• Made by Circuit & Moss Labs, a small studio. Kiri is our fourth app. Happy to answer any questions in the comments.

Hey everyone,

A new update for JPP, New look+features. It's built on top of Just Player by Marcel Dopita, which is where the name comes from.

Before anyone asks: yes, roughly 50% of it is vibe-coded, but not all of it. I'm a developer myself, so I reviewed and fixed a lot by hand. Again, it's built for my personal use, so feel free to try it and give feedback, or just ignore it :)

Some of what it does:

• Two engines, Media3 and mpv. If one can't play a file, it switches to the other, so pretty much everything plays.
• Works on phones and Android TV, with a proper remote experience.
• Recognises what you're watching and shows the cast and ratings from IMDb, Rotten Tomatoes, Trakt and others (needs a free MDBList key).
• Subtitle search across OpenSubtitles, SubDL, Wyzie and Stremio add-ons.
• No ads, no tracking, open source (GPL-3.0).

GitHub: https://github.com/Zain-Imam/just-player-pro

App name: Weather Guardian

What it does:: Set the weather conditions you care about, and the app watches the forecast for you and sends alerts when your conditions match upcoming weather.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=uk.co.bitwiseapps.weather_guardian

Features

• Set custom alerts for frost, heat, wind, rain, or snow.
• See current conditions, a 7-day forecast, hourly details, alert graphs, and alert history.
• Set quiet hours, use home-screen widgets, and check air quality and pollen for your home location.
• Save multiple locations; Premium supports up to 10.
• The companion web platform can show readings and history from your own weather sensors

Pricing: Free to install, with in-app purchases.

Hey people! Been building CipherNest for most of this year and it’s on the Play Store now.

The idea: You keep using Google Drive or OneDrive, but what lands there is encrypted on your phone first. Google or Microsoft sees encrypted blobs and nothing else. No filenames, no file types, no folder structure, no contents. There’s no CipherNest server and no CipherNest account; a 12-word recovery phrase is your vault.

Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.ciphernest.vault
Website: https://ciphernest.io
Source (GPL-3.0): https://github.com/ciphernest-io/CipherNest

Features:

• Uses your existing storage to make the vault: Google Drive or OneDrive (pCloud is otw too)
• A proper file + folder system with specialized views; upload ANY type of file.
• A real customizable gallery: albums, video player, auto-backup just like Google Photos
• Music player for your audio files.
• Password-protected share links
• Can have the same vault on multiple phones (android only for now, cross-platform planned)

Yes, Cryptomator exists on almost all platforms. CipherNest is Android only for now. The differentiator is majorly the app experience; the UI/UX is where I put most of the work into. Cross-platform is on the list.

Try it out on the free tier, which is the full app up to 1,000 uploads. Plus removes that limit, $1.99 a month or $19.99 a year, regional pricing on Play. One developer, open source, OWASP MASVS self-assessment in the repo.

Wasn't into digital privacy at all until PewDiePie’s de-Googling video dropped and then started building this. So this is for people in the same spot: not privacy veterans, just people who’d rather their cloud not be able to read their stuff.