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1,550+ free, open-source Android apps, and growing.

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Web to App Turn a website into an installable app on your phone 6.8kTools IO Italy's public services in one app 705TestingProductivity AI Edge Gallery Run AI models on your phone with no internet 25kTools Music A clean, minimal player for the music on your phone 673Music & Video Lyrico Tidy up your music tags and add synced lyrics 1.2kMusic & Video LiftTrace A weightlifting log you host yourself 110Productivity Fossify Contacts Manage your contacts without ads or tracking 922Productivity SmsForwarder Send your texts and alerts on to somewhere else 28kTools Streamyfin A modern app for your Jellyfin films and shows 5.3kMusic & Video CPU Info See exactly what's inside your phone 1.1kTools Tomato A minimal pomodoro timer with real statistics 1.5kProductivity Bramble A password manager that syncs your logins directly between your devices 428Privacy & Security Fud AI Snap your meal and it counts the calories 470Productivity GPSTest See which satellites your phone is using 2.4kTools Arcticons A calm line-drawing icon pack for your phone 1.6kTools Capy Reader A small, quick reader for your feeds 1.4kInternet Light Island Timetable See your class schedule and keep it synced across devices 54Learning LibChecker See what's actually inside your apps 7.2kTools Lux Alarm An alarm that only switches off once your room is bright 38Tools Findroid A native Jellyfin client that feels like Android 4.3kMusic & Video Etopa 2-step login codes that sync across your devices 34Privacy & Security RetroArch One app for dozens of retro game consoles 14kGames Monica Pass Manage passwords and 2-step codes, all offline 1.1kPrivacy & Security Gopeed A fast download manager for everything 27kTools

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