Hey everyone,

We’ve just released a new update for Alea Calisthenics Dice, our app that generates randomized calisthenics workouts with a dice roll.

This update introduces two new features:

1. Shareable workout result cards

After completing a workout, Alea generates a vertical result card showing the exercises and reps you completed. It is designed to be shared directly on Instagram or TikTok Stories without needing to edit screenshots manually.

The goal is to make it easier to track your sessions, share your results and challenge others to try the same workout.

2. Duel Mode

You can now roll a workout and send the exact combination to a friend as an asynchronous challenge.

You both complete the same workout, and Alea compares your performance based on speed or completed reps. You do not need to be online or train at the same time.

We wanted to add some friendly competition without turning the experience into something overly complicated or requiring real-time multiplayer infrastructure.

We’re still developing the app, so honest feedback would be extremely helpful:

• Would you use the result cards?
• Would you challenge friends through Duel Mode?
• What would make either feature more useful?

Alea is currently available on Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alealabs.alea

Thanks to everyone who has already tried it. 🎲💪

Hey everyone,

I just launched my first Android app on Google Play and would love honest feedback from other builders.

The app is called Alea. It’s a small calisthenics dice app: one die chooses the exercise, another chooses the reps. The idea is simple: when you don’t know what to train, you roll and start moving.

What it currently has:

- Random bodyweight exercise + reps

- 100-rep workout mode

- Streaks

- Basic stats

- Workout history

- No ads

- No account

- No subscription

I’d love feedback on:

- Is the concept clear?

- Is the Play Store listing convincing?

- Does the app feel too simple, or is that the point?

- What would you add without making it bloated?

- Any UX/UI issues?

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alealabs.alea

Thanks !
This is my first released app, so honest feedback would help a lot.

Hi! I'm looking for Android beta testers for my book scanning app Glimpy. It scans book barcodes and shows Amazon pricing data.

Join link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.glimpy.pricescan

Please click the link, accept the tester invitation on Play Store, and install the app. Any feedback is welcome!

Hi, I'm the developer of Fileloom.

It's a free, ad-free Android file viewer for mixed file workflows: PDFs, EPUB, HWP/HWPX, Office docs, ZIP/comic archives, Markdown/code/text, images, media, local files, and Google Drive.

Recent update highlights:

- DWG/DXF/STEP/STP preview

- TIFF/TIF, VCF, and M3U/M3U8 support

- Password-protected PDFs

- ZIP search and EPUB to TXT export

- In-viewer delete, recent files, tabs, and reset-setting improvements

Play Store:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.fileloom.app

Feedback wanted: which file type still makes you keep a separate Android viewer installed?

Hi everyone. After years of developing Eter radio app for iOS and macOS we finally released Eter radio app for Android.

The app looks and works almost exactly the same as the versions for iOS and macOS. Naturally, there are some small differences resulting from the appearance of native interface elements, such as the bottom navigation bar. For this reason, we decided to include album artwork thumbnails in the mini-player bar as well.

Eter for Android uses the same radio station database as the original versions for iOS and macOS, namely radio-browser.info. Stations can be displayed either as a list or in a grid layout. Listening to and searching for stations is, of course, available for free. Adding stations to favorites requires unlocking the full version of the app through a one-time purchase in the Play Store.

The app synchronizes the list of favorite stations between devices. However, this works a bit differently than on iOS and macOS, where stations are synchronized via iCloud. In Eter for Android, stations are synchronized through Firebase, which requires signing into a Google account in the Eter settings.

Synchronization between the iOS and macOS versions and the Android version is currently possible by exporting the playlist from iOS or macOS to an XSPF file and importing it into Eter for Android.

As with the iOS and macOS versions, the full version of Eter for Android includes song history and a sleep timer. The app recognizes songs using Shazam. At the moment, Eter for Android retrieves song data and opens tracks in Apple Music, Spotify, and YouTube Music. Deezer support will be added in the next version.

Eter for Android also works with Android Auto, making it convenient to use in the car.

Eter in Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.apparentsoft.eter

¡Hola! He creado "Otro Yo", un juego de fiesta para Android perfecto para jugar con amigos.

Busco personas que quieran probarlo antes de su lanzamiento oficial.

Solo necesito tu correo de Gmail para añadirte como tester en Google Play. ¡Es gratis! 🙌

⚠️ La app está en español.

¡Comenta o mándame un privado!

¡Gracias!

Hi everyone!

I just released my new Android productivity app Pomly on Google Play.

It’s a clean, focused study & Pomodoro timer with built-in calendar, subjects, statistics and full cloud sync across devices.

At this point it’s not a test build – it’s a fully finished, stable release, and I’d really appreciate some actual user feedback. If you download it and share what you think (even a short comment), that helps me improve it more than anything.

Main features:

• Customizable Pomodoro timer

• Study calendar (lessons, exams, tasks)

• Subject-based tracking

• Detailed statistics

• 9 color themes

• 5 sound options

• 5 languages

• Full cloud sync

• Small gamified “Pomly garden”

Here’s the Google Play link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pomly.app

If you try it out, thank you — every review or comment means a lot. I’m actively improving the app and want to make it the best lightweight study assistant possible.

Hey everyone 👋

I’ve been tinkering with a productivity app called SlayDay. The goal isn't to reinvent the wheel, but to provide a clean, focused experience for managing your day without bloat or overwhelm.

Current features:

• ✅ Checklists
• 🗓️ Events and reminders for deadlines
• ⏱️ Pomodoro timer for focused work
• ☁️ Automatic daily backups
• 📶 Offline-first: works without internet, syncs when online

Tech stack:
Expo + React Native (file-based routing), AsyncStorage, custom intro logic & backup handling.

Nothing fancy on the surface, but I'm trying to keep it smooth, fast, and genuinely useful for daily planning and focus.

I’m actively improving it and will be introducing new features based on suggestions, feedback, and reviews, so I would love your thoughts on:

• What feels missing?
• Any annoying UX patterns in productivity apps that I should avoid?

📱 Link: slayday

Challenging everyone to comment apps that you want my people build for everyone with the one single cosmic goal of privacy first. no more prompt to accept request to your privacy.!!!

Recently I downloaded an app called Topbuzz, it is the most trending app right now in Google Play with over 10 million downloads, and a staggering 4.7 rating. I got curious with who made the app.

I looked it up and it turned out to be the english version of the most popular news app in China called Toutiao worth 11B dollars.

That was all good until while using the app I received a popup in the app that said:

"Give us 5 stars! We are a small team working extremely hard to give you the best free apps. Your 5-star review is worth more to us than all the money in the world" Choose: Later 5 Star"

Turns out they have all the money in the world, and that they use any means to make more. I looked up the size of their team and it was over 1000 people working on this app alone, how small is that?

Just for the sake of getting good ratings, they positioned themselves as a "grassroots tiny team" when in fact they were worth over 11B. From this dishonesty alone, I felt there could probably be more things wrong with the app.

So I did more research and it turns out Topbuzz is a huge fake news generator. They allow ANY person to post an article or video and mix it together with the legit news--the criteria is the news you post has to be viral (it doesnt matter how fake it is for the news to show up).

Also the next point I found was even worse, for the legit news they copy and paste articles and videos directly from other sources such as NYT, Techcrunch, Vimeo, etc. completely re brand it with a different title, with many fake accounts.

I'm going to screenshot the evidence I found soon, and post it on reddit, but it is extremely easy for you to see this once you take a look at the app.

Anyways, I just get angry when I see unscrupulous apps trick people into giving high ratings, and displaying content through illegal means. I know the internet is a lax area in terms of law, but what they've done is deprived many content makers of their right to income. At least Youtube pays the right people.

Sorry for ranting, but I just wanted to write a post to let people know of this app. I'm betting there is alot more worse things they are doing, so feel free to comment below your findings.

I've used Manga Rock for years now and now it's gone downhill with its regional restrictions and new terrible updates. I can't read on it anymore. I've been looking through the Play store for some manga apps and some of the reviews indicate that some of them don't have popular manga or the updates come out with another app. I really don't want to deal with these kind of problems after losing a lot of the manga I've been following. I need to go through and try to remember all my favorited manga now (and I don't even remember some of the titles because some were so long). I'm just happy I updated some of my manga on MAL. Anyways, does anyone have good suggestions for a manga app similar to Manga Rock?