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Fossify Notes A simple text field for jotting down quick notes, no ads ⭐ 473 Productivity Open Surge A colourful platformer you can also build levels for ⭐ 470 Games Colota Track and save your own GPS location history ⭐ 463 Maps & Travel Dragon Store A friendly front door to free and open apps ⭐ 463 Tools Coreply Finishes your sentences while you're typing ⭐ 462 Tools Open Link With Choose which app opens your links, every time ⭐ 454 Internet Simple App Launcher Keep your favorite apps one tap away ⭐ 453 Tools 2048 Slide and merge tiles to reach 2048 ⭐ 445 Games SensorServer Stream your phone's sensors to a computer ⭐ 442 Tools Cofi A brew timer for better coffee ⭐ 441 Tools Libre Camera A simple camera with nothing hidden inside ⭐ 441 Tools SpeakGPT A voice assistant powered by the AI of your choice ⭐ 441 Tools Clippy Copy links without the tracking rubbish ⭐ 438 Privacy & Security CloudGallery Back up your photos to storage you choose ⭐ 437 Tools OSS Weather A clean forecast app for phones and watches ⭐ 435 Tools XCSoar A flight computer for glider and paraglider pilots ⭐ 433 Maps & Travel Hypatia Scan your phone for malware in real time ⭐ 432 Privacy & Security Ava Turn an old tablet into a smart home panel ⭐ 431 Tools Fossify Camera A quick camera with no ads and no fuss ⭐ 428 Tools OpenSCQ30 Control Soundcore headphones without their app ⭐ 428 Tools Manga Translator Translate manga pages the moment you open them ⭐ 427 Books & Reading UpVPN A serverless VPN app for private, on-demand browsing ⭐ 425 Privacy & Security OllamaServer Run an Ollama AI server on your phone in one tap ⭐ 421 Tools Fossify Calculator A calculator that just adds up ⭐ 419 Tools

App info comes from GitHub — updated just now.