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Youamp A Material You player for Subsonic servers 275Music & Video FokusLauncher A text-only home screen for a calmer phone 273Tools Usagi A free manga reader with a modern feel 273Books & Reading Tasker A simple, open-source to-do list app 272Productivity Pinkt Save and search your bookmarks from your phone 270Productivity Milktea Browse Misskey and Mastodon from one friendly app 269Chat & Social Mucke A simple music player for the songs on your phone 267Music & Video Prayer Times Daily prayer times, hadith, and reminders for Muslims 266Tools Mako A minimal, private launcher built for speed 265Tools XNotes Write and sketch by hand on your phone with a stylus 265Productivity Focus Launcher A quiet home screen for fewer distractions 264Tools Git Coach Learn git commands without breaking anything 264Learning TeleDrive Turn a private Telegram channel into your own cloud drive 264Tools DeepDenoiser Cleans background noise out of a recording 263Tools HyperDroid Bring a Windows-style desktop feel to your Android phone 263Tools Martian Run Run, jump, and dodge across Mars in this runner 262Games Subway Tooter Mastodon in columns, for following a lot at once 262Chat & Social VoxSherpa TTS Offline neural voices for your whole phone 262Tools ClearPDF Read PDFs and merge, split, shrink or lock them on your phone 260Books & Reading DrawAnywhere Scribble on top of whatever is on screen 260Tools Yggdrasil Connect your phone to the encrypted Yggdrasil mesh network 260TestingInternet Zapp German public TV, live and on demand 260Music & Video Trudido Simple tasks and notes that stay private 259Productivity Kontroller Turn your phone into a wireless mouse and keyboard 258Tools

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