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Lux Alarm An alarm that only switches off once your room is bright 35Tools LineCodePro A pocket workbench for writing code with AI help 102Tools Fcitx5 for Android Type Chinese, Japanese, Korean and more on your phone 5.7kTools SUPLA Control your SUPLA smart home gadgets from your phone 39Tools F-Droid Install open-source apps without a Google account 3.1kTools EQMonitor Live earthquake alerts and shaking maps for Japan 254Tools Stable Diffusion KMP Make pictures from words on your phone 1.3kTools NFC Quick Settings An NFC switch where you can reach it 76Tools Syncthing-Fork Keep folders in sync between your own devices 2.9kTools Secure Dialer Make calls and keep contacts without anything leaving your phone 27Tools OSS Document Scanner Scan documents and read the text on them 2.5kTools OSS Weather A clean forecast app for phones and watches 450TestingTools FMI Weather Finland's official weather forecast app 11TestingTools Operit AI An AI helper that can actually use your phone 8kTools Flying Carpet Send a file between two devices, no internet needed 5.3kTools Bubble Notice A floating bubble for things you must not forget 97Tools Podroid Run Linux containers and desktops on your phone 2.9kTools DetoxDroid Makes your phone boring so you use it less 523Tools Intervals Sync Copy rides from your iGPSPORT or Bryton account to intervals.icu 20Tools droidVNC-NG See and control your phone from your computer 2.3kTools OpenScan A document scanner that keeps your papers private 1.8kTools Waller Make your own gradient wallpapers 110Tools KISS Launcher Type a few letters to open anything on your phone 3.5kTools FlorisBoard A keyboard that keeps what you type private 8.7kTools

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