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Thumb-Key A keyboard designed for one thumb 1.5kTools Peel Turn any website into an app icon 146Tools Currency Converter Calculator Convert currencies with a calculator built in 345Tools MarkText A quiet place to write markdown 131Productivity wger Plan your workouts and log every set 975Productivity OpenTagViewer See your AirTags on an Android phone 397Maps & Travel JellyCine A modern client for Jellyfin and Emby 105Music & Video Look4Sat Know when the space station flies over you 1.5kLearning RunnerUp Track your runs with the GPS in your phone 953Tools Next Player A modern video player for the files on your phone 4.4kMusic & Video Enroute Flight Navigation Moving-map navigation for pilots of small aircraft 151Maps & Travel Inure A beautiful app manager for tinkerers 1.9kTools HID Barcode Scanner Scan a barcode straight into your computer 282Tools openScale Track your weight and body measurements over time 2.6kProductivity Nekogram Telegram with a tidier screen and a translator 3.9kChat & Social Wikimedia Commons Share your photos with Wikipedia 1.2kMusic & Video Blood Pressure Monitor A simple diary for blood pressure readings 151Productivity Overlay Translator Translate on-screen text instantly, right over the page 868Tools Free Dictionary Look up word meanings using free, open dictionary data 217Learning OpenOTP Keep your 2-step login codes on every device you own 89Privacy & Security Cosmic IDE Write and run real Java and Kotlin on your phone 738Tools openHAB Run your smart home from your phone 651Tools Kiwix Wikipedia in your pocket, no internet needed 1.5kLearning v2rayNG Send your phone's internet through your own proxy server 63kPrivacy & Security

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