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OpenCalc A simple, beautiful calculator 1.5kTools 2FAS Auth Two-step login codes, with a backup so you can't lose them 1.5kPrivacy & Security Myne Download and read thousands of free classic ebooks 1.5kBooks & Reading Habo Build good habits with a private, simple tracker 1.5kProductivity Fake Traveler Pick a spot on a map and make your phone report it as its location 1.5kTools Gotify Push notifications from your own server 1.5kTools Look4Sat Know when the space station flies over you 1.5kLearning Dicio A voice assistant that doesn't spy on you 1.5kTools PaperKnife Merge, split and squash PDFs on your phone 1.5kTools Databag A fast, private messenger you can host yourself 1.5kChat & Social Kiwix Wikipedia in your pocket, no internet needed 1.5kLearning Tomato A minimal pomodoro timer with real statistics 1.5kProductivity Paperless Mobile Your paperless-ngx document archive, in your pocket 1.5kProductivity KDE Connect Link your phone and your computer over Wi-Fi 1.5kTools FlashDim A torch you can actually turn down 1.5kTools Showly Keep track of the shows and films you watch 1.5kMusic & Video Zemeroth A minimalist turn-based tactical battle game 1.5kTestingGames SlipNet Reach blocked sites through a tunnelled connection 1.5kPrivacy & Security SwitchAI Pick which AI answers when you hold the power button 1.4kTools Transdroid Control your torrent downloads from anywhere 1.4kInternet T-UI Launcher Run your phone like a computer terminal 1.4kTools Open Food Facts Scan a barcode to see what is really in your food 1.4kProductivity Open Android Backup Back up your phone to your own computer 1.4kTools OwnDroid Restrict apps, camera, USB and more on your own phone 1.4kTools

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