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WLED Native Control your WLED light strips from your phone 169Tools FsClock Turn an old phone, tablet or TV into a full-screen clock 161Tools MagicDesk Turn your phone into a desktop with real windows on a big screen 139Tools Bluke Turn your phone into a wireless keyboard, gamepad or trackpad 134Tools QuestPhone Earn your screen time by finishing real tasks 134Tools Vocable AAC Speak in phrases when you can't use your voice 127Tools OvertChat Chat with AI models on your own server 119Tools Rufid Make a bootable USB stick straight from your phone 108Tools Telemone Telegram themes that match your phone's colours 107Tools Trierarch Run an Arch Linux desktop on your phone 101Tools Cuppa A one-tap timer for your cup of tea 96Tools Seamless Translate speech without an internet connection 87Tools Nearby Transfer Send files between your phone and computer over your own Wi-Fi 79Tools AI Assistant A voice assistant that runs on your own AI key 71Tools Coon Gallery Find photos by searching for what's in them 71Tools SMS Telebot Forward your texts, calls and battery alerts to Telegram or email 69Tools Aurora Store Get Play Store apps without using Google's app 64Tools Immich Swipe Tidy up your Immich photo library one swipe at a time 64Tools Child Monitor Turn two old phones into a baby monitor 62Tools GOS AI A voice assistant that talks to the AI model you choose 62Tools Neumorphic Calculator A soft-looking calculator that keeps your past sums 60Tools KioskZen Turn a spare tablet into a Home Assistant wall panel 59Tools Minimum A plain, fast home screen that stays out of your way 50Tools Secure Dialer Make calls and keep contacts without anything leaving your phone 45Tools

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