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Showing 289–312 · Grouped by who makes them, A–Z

Dicio A voice assistant that doesn't spy on you 1.5kDicioTeam Colota Track and save your own GPS location history 627dietrichmax Road Trip Radar Weather radar that looks ahead on your road trip 33digiexchris Android IP Camera Turn an old phone into a security camera 406DigitallyRefined Ekspensify Track your spending, with transactions picked up from bank texts 27dilipsuthar264 Audio Recorder A simple voice recorder that starts instantly 1kDimowner Moneytopia Track where your money goes each month 70dimrnhhh Local LLMs Chat with an AI model with no internet at all 419dineshsoudagar LANShield Stop apps on your phone from poking around your home network 32DistriNet ScenePeek Find films and request them on your server 68Divinelink Amp Rack Turn your phone into a guitar effects rack 91djshaji NotiFixer Stop important notifications being swiped away 86dkajan19 Croc Send a file to any device with a code phrase 109Dking08 Screen Stream Show your phone screen in any web browser 2.5kdkrivoruchko Voyage A light client for the Nostr network 59dluvian Infinity for Reddit Browse Reddit without ads 5.5kDocile-Alligator Calibre Web Companion Your home ebook library, on your phone 515doen1el OsmGo Add places to the open map as you walk past 126DoFabien Any One app to read RSS, Hacker News, and other feeds 31dokar3 Dolphin Emulator Play GameCube and Wii games on your phone 16kdolphin-emu Inkita Read your self-hosted comics and books on the go 100Testingdom-53 Trudido Simple tasks and notes that stay private 258dominikmuellr PlayTranslate Translate whatever is on your screen, as it changes 1.2kdominostars MangaReader Read the comic files already on your phone 41dongpingwang

App info comes from GitHub — updated just now.