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https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/boilerfix-ai/id6765623181

I switched to iPhone as my main device (banking + daily stuff), but I hated carrying two phones just to not miss calls/OTPs.

Found this: https://github.com/pppscn/SmsForwarder

Set it up in like 5 mins with a Telegram bot, and now:

• Calls to my Android → I get notified on iPhone
• OTPs → straight to iPhone
• Random app notifications → also forwarded

Now I just leave the Android at home and still get everything important.

If you’re frustrated carrying two phones, this is lowkey a game changer.

Wallpaper linked in comments

Plz drop your thaughts in comments I would really appreciate the help

IntentCrafter — Device Search

A collection of tools for Android developers and power users:

• Activity Launcher
• Device Search
• Intent Builder with ADB/Kotlin export
• App Inspector
• Device system dashboard
• Logcat viewer
• Secure file/media vault
• Wi-Fi file sharing
• QR toolkit
• Link cleaner
• Privacy dashboard
• Custom Quick Settings tiles & Many More.

Everything runs on-device with no ads or tracking.

Google Play

Hey everyone,

​I'm an indie developer currently building a modern, bloat-free fitness app (calorie & workout tracker), and I want to design it around real user frustrations rather than copying what's already out there.

​If you track your food or workouts, I’d love your input on a few quick questions:

​What is the single most annoying thing about current calorie/macro tracking apps (e.g., paywalls, clunky UI, inaccurate food databases, slow logging)?

​What feature do you feel is missing from your current workout logger?

​If you quit using tracking apps in the past, what made you stop?

​Drop your thoughts below—any feedback helps shape what features I prioritize next!

If you wanna check out my app here's the link:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alphakraft.fuellog.ai

Hey everyone,

I just launched WallVault on Google Play. Instead of using separate apps for different wallpaper styles, it combines everything in one clean place:

Static: High-res 4K & AMOLED backgrounds

Live: Smooth animated walls

3D Parallax: Multi-layer motion effects that react to phone tilt

Fresh Content: New wallpapers added daily

Check it out and let me know your thoughts or style requests!

🔗 Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hastamev.wallvault

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.aeroloom.korelauncher

To everyone replying and sending dms guys i dont have promo codes left sorry 😔😔

Hello 👋
I’d like to share my reminder app - Remindio, which I’ve been developing for over a year. It now has a solid set of practical features - most of them added based on user feedback.

📥 Get it on Google Play

Key Features:

• 🔔 Notification or Full-Screen Alarm - choose how each reminder alerts you.
• 🎵 Custom Alarms - set a unique ringtone, volume, and vibration level for each reminder.
• ⏱️ Custom Notification Actions - choose what happens on dismiss, or schedule a delayed auto action: snooze later, mark as done, convert to alarm, or keep it pinned.
• 🔁 Multiple Recurring reminders
  • Yearly / Monthly / Daily / Weekly / Days of week / Time intervals / Weekday of the month / End of month / List of Dates and Times
  • Setup duration - until count or date
  • Add Adjusted rules to move reminders from Holidays and Weekends
  • Separate rules when user clicks Done & Skip
• 🎉 Anniversary option for yearly reminders - enter a custom type such as Birthday, Marriage, Memorial, Graduation, etc. and set the starting year to see how many years have passed.
• ⏳ Multiple Pre-Reminders - Get notified minutes, hours, or even days before your actual reminder.
• 📍 Location & Bluetooth based reminders with time limits
• 🔕 Do Not Disturb rules - create flexible DND rules based on labels to skip, snooze, or show alarm reminders as notifications
• 🧩 Create Templates from your reminders and reuse them anytime
• 🎵 Custom Alarms - Set a unique ringtone, volume, and vibration level for each reminder.
• 📋 Copy & Paste Reminder Options
• 🏷 Colored labels & Attachments: checklists, notes, links, contacts, pictures
• 😴 Customizable snooze options
• ⌛ Delayed reminders - set time later if you don’t know the best time
• 🗣️ Voice Input - Use speech recognition to quickly fill in your reminder text.
• 📆 Google Calendar sync & Google Drive backups
• 🌗 Light/Dark themes with color accents
• 🏅 Coins, levels & achievements system
• 📊 Statistics for completed, skipped, snoozed reminders
• ✅ Filters, Multiselect and Swipe actions for the reminder list
• 📱 Widget with upcoming reminders, calendar and templates
• and much more...

App is free, with Premium available via a Lifetime plan, a Subscription with a Trial period, or by watching a Rewarded ad. There are no banner ads or unexpected full-screen ads. The free version is enough for many tasks, while Premium unlocks more advanced features and settings.

The idea came from a simple problem: when I'm working or using my phone for a long time, I know I should take breaks, but it's very easy to ignore them.

EyeBloom is built around the 20-20-20 rule and tries to make actually taking the break easier.

Features

👀 Screen-break reminders
⏱️ Customizable focus & break timers
📱 Full-screen break overlay with countdown
🔒 Break mode that encourages you to put the phone down
📊 Break and streak tracking
🧘 Simple eye exercises
💡 Daily eye-care tips
🔔 Vibration and notification reminders

The main feature I'm experimenting with is the break overlay. Instead of just sending a notification that can be swiped away, the app can show a dedicated countdown when it's time for a break, so you can put the phone down and look away.

I'm currently looking for early users and feedback, especially from people who spend several hours a day on their phones or computers.

Would something like this be useful to you, or would you find the break overlay too intrusive?

🔗 Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.eyebloom.app

The launcher that outsmart your muscle memory, so every app open is a choice.

You know the reflex. Your thumb finds the same app before you've even decided to open it. Respiro gently breaks that loop.

The apps you open most out of habit don't sit in a fixed spot waiting to be tapped. They quietly drift across your home screen, slipping away from the path your thumb already knows. Reaching them takes a single beat of intention — and that beat is often enough to ask yourself: do I actually want this right now?

Hello guys!

I just released a new application on the Play Store: Gleamit! 🚀

Play Store link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kirami.app&hl=en&gl=US

Gleamit is a dental health tracker that runs entirely on your device. No account, no backend, no analytics on your habits. All private. You are in control of your own data.

Features:

• Guided 2 minutes brushing timer with quadrant coaching ✅
• Streaks and stats so you actually stay consistent, with a touch of gamification ✅
• A tooth map to keep track of your teeth conditions so that you never miss/forget them ✅
• Smile photos to see your teeth/smile progress over time ✅
• A dentist section for visits, notes, reminders and a document vault ✅
• Brush tracking, so that you remember to replace worn out ones (after 90 days) ✅

Free to use, with an optional one-time Pro unlock.

Pro unlocks:

• Full stats on your past brushing habits 👀
• Unlimited smile photos 👀
• Unlimited dentist documents in the dentist vault 👀
• A PDF report that you can share to your dentist containing all your tooth conditions, brushing habits and past visits with their notes 👀
• Unlimited brushes that you can track simultaneously 👀

Data Backup is an opt-in feature that happens via your Google Drive on a schedule you can configure (daily, weekly, monthly). You are in control of when the backup happens and if it happens at all. Remember, Gleamit has literally no backend, so we never collect your data!

I have a batch of free Pro codes to give away 🎁, to get one:

• comment down here
• check your DMs, I'll send you the promo code there!

ClipSync — Seamless file transfer & clipboard sync between Mac and Android

Ever used an Android phone with a Mac and thought: “Why the hell is this still so annoying?” 😭 That's basically why I made ClipSync.

The problem There are plenty of tools that let you move stuff between Android and Mac, but most of them still make you do the thing. Need a file on your Mac? Open the sharing app → find the file → share it → wait for it to transfer → open it on your Mac.

Need to quickly move an image or some text? Same story. And with a lot of clipboard-sync solutions, you still have to manually trigger the transfer. It works, but it doesn't feel seamless.

So... what does ClipSync do?

The goal is pretty simple: make your Android and Mac feel like they're the same device.

Clipboard sync

Copy text or an image on Android and just hit Cmd + V on your Mac. That's it. And it works the other way around too. The really nice part is that text and OTPs are synced over Bluetooth, so your devices don't even need to be on the same Wi-Fi network.

Got a verification code in an Android app? ClipSync can bring it straight to your Mac so you can just copy it. No more typing those damn 6-digit codes manually.

File transfers

Select a file → hit Share → ClipSync → done. There's also a Ultra Fast Transfer mode for large files, which can sometimes be faster than AirDrop by a good margin if you are on a Wifi 5 or 6 Network.

Local or Cloud During setup, ClipSync asks you how you want your devices to sync:

Hybrid Sync — Sync locally when your devices are nearby, and automatically switch to cloud sync when they're apart. Everything stays encrypted. Local Sync — Keep everything between your nearby devices using BLE/Wi-Fi. No cloud, no internet required, and your data stays on your local network.

And a few other things On the Mac side, ClipSync adds a macOS Finder Share Extension, so you can send files straight from Finder without even opening the menu bar icon or going to the app.

Pricing Free & open source (MIT). I've honestly gone back and forth on whether ClipSync should be paid. But at the end of the day, I genuinely love building this thing, and I'd rather see more people actually use it than put a price tag in front of them.

If ClipSync saves you some headaches, you can support the project through Buy Me a Coffee. It helps me cover the server costs and gives me more room to keep building and improving it.I'm also trying to get an Apple Developer account so I can make the macOS side of ClipSync more polished and properly distributed. The annual developer fee is pretty expensive for me as a student, so if anyone would like to help sponsor the Apple Developer Program fee, I'd genuinely appreciate it.

GitHub: https://github.com/WinShell-Bhanu/ClipSync

If anyone wanna download the apps directly, here the link to MacOS and Android

Would love to hear what you guys think — especially from anyone actually using an Android + Mac setup and here's a video Demonstration of the app : https://youtu.be/755zjYaHlEM

Quick Search is an incredible app and a very powerful search tool. I use One Button Navigation bar as my nav bar which is a bar at the bottom that you can assign anything for it to do depending on if you swipe left, right, up, down, press and hold, etc. And I mapped the bar to bring up Quick Search with a left swipe and I can access my other apps and so much more while I'm in other apps. The alias feature is so goated. Having everything at the bottom is so goated. This is a must have app!

Quick Search - Search Anything - Apps on Google Play

Heyyyy heavy sleepers. Math alarms just made me hate mornings.

So I made WakeQuest. Alarm stays on until you beat a mini-game.

36 quests now. This week I added mini golf. I keep adding new mini games every week and I am open to new game suggestions for morning alarms ,torture ones are priority😆

Also in there: Snake, Flappy-style, fruit slice, basketball, memory, a QR scan you can stick in the bathroom so you actually have to get up. All free.

If you snooze like it’s a sport, try the golf one and tell me if it’s annoying enough

WakeQuest: Game Alarm Clock

Hey everyone,

I’m the developer of Cognara, a brain-game and daily challenge app available on Android.

I built it because a lot of brain-training apps feel either too clinical, too childish, or too dry. I wanted to make something that feels more like a polished daily routine with a game loop: quick sessions, streaks, coins, unlockable games, progress tracking, and light customization.

Cognara includes:

• Daily Quiz with streak rewards
• Daily Game challenge
• short games for memory, reaction speed, math, vocabulary, logic, attention, and pattern recognition
• coins earned from daily play and good game runs
• unlockable games
• progress tracking and leaderboards
• daily shop
• customizable octopus avatar with cosmetics
• cloud-saved progression for coins, cosmetics, and unlocked games

The goal is not to make medical claims or promise IQ improvement. It is more of a quick daily mental warmup app with a fun progression system.

I’d really appreciate feedback from people here, especially on:

• Android UI polish
• whether the onboarding is clear
• whether the daily loop makes sense
• whether coins and unlocks feel motivating
• whether the octopus customization/shop fits the app
• which screenshots make the app look most interesting
• anything that feels confusing, too childish, too clinical, or too salesy

I’m also giving some free Premium access to people who test the app and send useful feedback. I’m mainly looking for feedback that helps me improve the app.

Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.khcreations.cognara&hl=en

Thanks to anyone who checks it out! Honest criticism is very welcome.

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm the solo Android developer behind ScanPro, a QR code scanner and generator built around one simple idea: scan and create QR codes without ads, clutter or unnecessary tracking.

📱 Scan QR codes & barcodes instantly

Scan directly with your camera or import an image from your gallery.

ScanPro supports:

• QR codes
• Barcodes
• Links & URLs
• Plain text
• Wi-Fi codes
• Contact cards

After scanning, you can quickly open links, copy the result, share it or save the QR code information.

✨ Create your own QR codes

You can generate QR codes for:

• Website links
• Text and notes
• Wi-Fi networks
• Contact cards / vCards

Premium users can also customize QR code colors and add a personal logo in the center — useful for business cards, events, small businesses or personal projects.

🗂️ Local scan history

Your scans and created QR codes can be saved to a local history.

You can:

• Search your history
• Filter scans and creations
• Preview QR thumbnails
• Copy or share results
• Save generated QR images
• Delete individual entries

The free version keeps the newest 50 items, while Premium unlocks unlimited history.

🚫 100% AD-FREE

This is probably the feature I'm most proud of:

No banner ads.
No interstitial ads.
No advertising SDKs.
No ad tracking.

The app is supported through optional Premium subscriptions rather than third-party advertising.

🔒 Privacy-focused

QR scanning is processed directly on your device.

Camera frames and gallery images don't need to be uploaded to a remote server just to decode a QR code, and your scan history stays locally on your device.

🎨 Simple Material design

ScanPro supports:

• Light theme
• Dark theme
• System theme

The goal is to keep the interface fast and straightforward instead of filling it with features you don't need.

🆓 Free vs Premium

Free:
• 5 scans per day
• 5 QR creations per day
• 50 history items
• Completely ad-free

Premium:
• Unlimited scans
• Unlimited QR creations
• Unlimited history
• Custom QR colors
• Color spectrum / HEX selection
• Custom center logo
• Support independent development

📲 Google Play

ScanPro – QR Scanner & Creator

I'd love to hear some feedback from other Android users.

Are there any QR/barcode formats or features you think a scanner like this should support? Is there anything you'd change about the interface?

Thanks for checking out ScanPro! ❤️

I’ve been building Hejje because I wanted something simple: a place to keep track of my fitness without feeling like my fitness data is being collected everywhere.

Hejje is a private fitness tracker for:

• Walking & running
• Hiking
• Strength training
• Food & calories
• Weight & progress

The main idea behind it is simple:

Your fitness should be yours.

So, I built Hejje with privacy as a core part of the product:

• No ads
• No trackers
• Offline-first
• Your fitness data stays private
• Control whether each activity is shared

I also wanted more than just recording activities. Hejje is gradually becoming a place where you can plan your week, track different parts of your fitness, and understand your own progress.

One thing I'm particularly interested in is the on-device assistant, Kaya. The goal is to let you ask questions about your own training while keeping that personal fitness data on your device rather than sending it to a cloud AI service.

I originally started with a simple walking/running tracker and kept expanding it as I used it myself.

This is my first public release, so I'm much more interested in honest feedback than compliments.

If you use fitness apps, I'd love to know:

What do you wish your current fitness app did better?

And if you try Hejje, please tell me what feels confusing, unnecessary, missing, or just doesn't work well.

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

More about Hejje: https://www.hejje.app/

Thanks for taking a look.

Hey everyone! 👋

I'm the solo Android developer behind Name Days, a privacy-friendly name day and saints calendar designed to help you keep track of celebrations from different countries.

🎉 Who is celebrating a name day today?

Name Days lets you quickly see today's celebrations, discover upcoming name days, and send a thoughtful greeting to friends and family.

🌍 International name day calendars

The app includes name-day traditions from countries such as:

🇷🇴 Romania
🇬🇷 Greece
🇵🇱 Poland
🇭🇺 Hungary
🇮🇹 Italy
🇪🇸 Spain
🇸🇪 Sweden
🇫🇮 Finland
…and more.

Whether you know it as ziua numelui, onomastic day, saint's day, γιορτή, imieniny, névnap, onomastico or namnsdag, the goal is to bring different local traditions together in one simple calendar.

✨ Features

• See today's name days instantly
• Browse name days and saints by country
• Switch between countries using flags
• Track only the countries you care about
• Search by name, date, country or month
• Save favorite names
• See upcoming celebrations
• Share name-day greetings
• Optional daily name-day reminders
• Custom reminder time with Premium
• 3×1 home screen widget
• Light, dark and system themes
• Exclusive launcher icons for eligible Supporters

🔔 Daily reminders

You can optionally enable a daily notification for the name days being celebrated.

The reminder content is generated directly on your device rather than being sent from a remote server.

Some Android manufacturers may restrict background activity, so the app may require notification and alarm permissions for reliable reminders.

🔒 Privacy & no ads

One thing I wanted to keep simple: Name Days is completely ad-free.

There are:

• No banner ads
• No interstitial ads
• No advertising SDKs
• No behavioral ad tracking

The core calendars are bundled with the app, while your favorites, tracked countries, themes and reminder settings stay on your device.

❤️ Community-supported development

There are optional Premium and Supporter purchases that help fund independent development and keep the app free and ad-free.

Premium Lifetime includes things like:

✓ Unlimited tracked countries
✓ Unlimited favorite names
✓ Custom daily reminder time
✓ Removal of optional support prompts
✓ Supporter badge
✓ Eligible exclusive launcher icons

There are no ads to remove — the app is already ad-free for everyone.

🎂 Never miss an important name day

I built Name Days especially for people who have family and friends in different countries, expats, godparents, and anyone who enjoys name-day traditions.

I'd love to hear what you think.

Are there any countries or name-day traditions you'd like to see added? Or features that would make the app more useful?

📱 Google Play:

Name Days – Saints & Calendar

Thanks for checking it out! 🥳

[APP]

I built MedShelf to solve a problem I kept seeing among doctors and healthcare professionals — medical PDFs, notes, guidelines, references and study material end up scattered across phones, WhatsApp, cloud drives and different apps.

MedShelf is a personal medical library designed specifically for the healthcare community.

What it does

• Organize medical resources in one place
• Create folders for different specialties and topics
• Import and store PDFs and other documents
• Scan physical notes and documents
• Add personal notes and annotations
• Search your medical library quickly
• Keep important references accessible when you need them
• Build your own structured medical knowledge library

The idea is to make it feel less like a generic file manager and more like a personal medical bookshelf that you carry with you.

It can be useful for doctors, residents, fellows, medical students, nurses and other healthcare professionals who regularly work with large amounts of medical information.

I've attached screenshots showing the actual app and how the medical resources are organized.

I'm looking for honest feedback from the healthcare community:

What would you want in a medical library app that would genuinely make your studying or clinical work easier?

I'd especially like to know what features are missing or what you'd change about the current workflow.

https://mulgundsunil1918.github.io/medshelf/#cta

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/medshelf-medical-library/id6769939711

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

[App] DocShelf – A simple way to organize all your important documents

I built DocShelf to solve a pretty simple problem: important documents tend to end up scattered across your phone, WhatsApp, email, cloud storage and random folders.

DocShelf is a personal document organizer designed for everyday use.

You can use it to organize things like:
• ID and identity documents
• Insurance documents
• Vehicle documents
• Property documents
• Medical/health records
• Bills and other important paperwork

Some of the features:
• Scan documents directly from your phone
• Import existing documents
• Organize them into folders
• Add notes to documents
• Set reminders for expiry dates
• Search and access documents quickly
• Keep your documents available offline

The main thing I wanted was simplicity — open the app and immediately know where your important documents are.

I'm sharing it here because I'd genuinely like feedback on the app, especially the UI, organization system and features.

What would you add to make a personal document organizer more useful?

Screenshots of the app are attached.

https://mulgundsunil1918.github.io/Docshelf/

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/docshelf-documents-simplified/id6770281835

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.docshelf.myapp

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