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Maid Chat with AI models running right on your phone 2.7kTools Vectras VM Run another operating system in a window 2.7kTools RedReader A light, accessible Reddit reader 2.7kChat & Social J2ME Loader Play the mobile games from before smartphones 2.7kGames TrackerControl See who your apps are talking to, and stop them 2.7kPrivacy & Security OpenNutriTracker Count calories without handing over your data 2.7kProductivity Tailscale Reach your own computers from anywhere, safely 2.7kInternet mpvEx A beautiful video player built on mpv 2.7kMusic & Video Fladder Watch your Jellyfin library on phone or TV 2.7kMusic & Video Etar Calendar A clean calendar showing every account on your phone 2.6kProductivity Flycast Play Sega Dreamcast and arcade games on your phone 2.6kGames ShizuTools A toolbox of system tweaks, no root needed 2.6kTools Lichess Play chess online, completely free 2.6kGames openScale Track your weight and body measurements over time 2.6kProductivity Screen Stream Show your phone screen in any web browser 2.6kTools OSS Document Scanner Scan documents and read the text on them 2.5kTools AirGuard Find out if a hidden tracker is following you 2.5kPrivacy & Security bVNC / aRDP Remote Desktop Control another computer's screen from your phone 2.5kTools Flow Watch YouTube and YouTube Music without the clutter 2.5kMusic & Video BOINC Lend your phone's spare power to science 2.5kLearning Nearby Glasses Warns you when camera glasses are around 2.5kPrivacy & Security aShell You Run ADB commands on the phone itself 2.5kTools Element X Fast Matrix messaging and video calls 2.4kChat & Social Lightning Browser A light, quick browser that stays out of your way 2.4kInternet

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