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RustDesk Control your computer from your phone, from anywhere 124kTools LocalSend Send files to nearby devices without the internet 92kTools Shizuku Let trusted apps do system-level jobs without rooting 30kTools LibrePods AirPods features your Android phone was missing 30kTestingTools AI Edge Gallery Run AI models on your phone with no internet 25kTools KernelSU Root your phone and decide which apps get root access 18kTools Breezy Weather A weather app that lets you pick the forecaster 11kTools APatch Root your phone by patching its kernel 8kTools SD Maid SE Clear out the junk filling up your storage 7.6kTestingTools eSpeak NG Speech output in more than 100 languages 6.9kTools VPN Hotspot Share your phone's VPN connection over a hotspot 6.5kTools Web to App Turn a website into an installable app on your phone 6.5kTools SDR++ Listen to the radio spectrum with an SDR dongle 6.4kTestingTools HeliBoard A keyboard with no internet permission at all 6.2kTools Fcitx5 for Android Type Chinese, Japanese, Korean and more on your phone 5.7kTools WiFiAnalyzer Find the least crowded Wi-Fi channel in your home 5kTools QGroundControl Plan drone flights and watch live telemetry 5kTools APKUpdater Keeps the apps you sideloaded up to date 4kTools Cherry Studio Chat with AI models using your own API keys 3.9kTools Neo Backup Back up your apps along with their data 3.8kTools EtchDroid Write a Linux install image to a USB stick from your phone 3.5kTools KISS Launcher Type a few letters to open anything on your phone 3.5kTools AnySoftKeyboard A keyboard for many languages that never goes online 3.4kTools Iconify Change your phone's icons, colours and notification panel 3.2kTools

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