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950+ free, open-source Android apps — and growing.

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Fomodoro A distraction-free work timer ⭐ 181🧪 Testing Productivity Glyphify Turn your handwritten notes into typed text ⭐ 5 Learning Encrypted Files Lock your private files behind your fingerprint ⭐ 5 Privacy & Security Note Calendar A calendar you can write on ⭐ 29 Productivity Mini Games A handful of small games in one app ⭐ 78 Games motionEye Watch your home cameras from your phone ⭐ 79 Tools Ludi Gaming news and new games to discover ⭐ 97 Games ChatAir A light, native chat app for the big AI services ⭐ 816 Tools EasyLauncher A minimal home screen launcher with no clutter ⭐ 336 Tools Whisper to Input A keyboard that types what you say, using Whisper ⭐ 135 Tools Weather A privacy-minded weather app ⭐ 36 Tools Pokey Notifications for Nostr, on your terms ⭐ 57🧪 Testing Chat & Social Readrops Follow news and blogs from many services in one app ⭐ 569 Internet Bura Weather explained with thoughtful graphs ⭐ 377 Tools Tarnhelm Cleans up links before you share them ⭐ 776 Privacy & Security Wallpaper Export Get your current wallpaper back as a file ⭐ 163 Tools LibreOffice for Android Open documents, spreadsheets and slides ⭐ 37🧪 Testing Productivity Untracker Strip tracking junk out of links before you share them ⭐ 617 Privacy & Security URL Sanitizer Strips tracking junk out of links before you open them ⭐ 86 Privacy & Security Positional Compass, clock, level and location in one ⭐ 286 Maps & Travel Privacy Weather A weather app with a built-in rain radar and no tracking ⭐ 312 Tools Engrisk Learn English with lessons, flashcards, and progress tracking ⭐ 4 Learning WallStreet A stylish wallpaper browser ⭐ 32 Tools Web AIDE Build a website on your phone ⭐ 33🧪 Testing Tools

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