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Proton Pass Store your passwords where only you can read them 795protonpass Proton VPN A VPN from a company that publishes its code 4.2kProtonVPN Wormhole William Send files between devices with a short one-time code 217psanford Astro Loop A roguelike space shooter with no ads or tracking 137PubDeer i2pd Join the I2P private network from your phone 342PurpleI2P TetherFuseNet Share your phone's internet with other devices, no root needed 905pyamsoft FairScan Scan documents with your camera, simply and without the creepy extras 946pynicolas XrayFA Reach blocked sites through a proxy server you trust 133Q7DF1 qaul Chat and share files with people nearby, even with no internet 734Testingqaul Photo Widget Put your favourite photos on the home screen 44qihuan92 RedReader A light, accessible Reddit reader 2.7kQuantumBadger trale A private weight diary that shows your real trend 236TestingQuantumPhysique QuestPhone Earn your screen time by finishing real tasks 134QuestPhone QUIK A clean replacement for your phone's text messaging app 2.9kquik-sms Quillpad Markdown notes, task lists and reminders in one place 1.4kquillpad Mumla Talk with your team using voice chat rooms 130quite Quran for Android Read and listen to the Quran on your phone 2.4kquran Chibe Reminds you what time it is, gently 45raatmarien melonDS A fast, accurate DS emulator for Android 1.7krafaelvcaetano Kontroller Turn your phone into a wireless mouse and keyboard 258raghavk92 TermuC Write and run C and C++ code on your phone 235RainbowC0 Mako A minimal, private launcher built for speed 265rama-io Teyin A tiny, private file manager 37rama-io Txori Stay focused with simple timed sessions 54rama-io

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