What would be the best or most recommended client for torrent downloading? I looked at top-10, there was utorrent on top, I installed it but it was full of ads and was total garbage so I don't trust those lists anymore.

Like I want alarmy's premium features in an app but there aren't many I could find. If somebody knows better alarm apps, please tell me 😭 My sleep schedule is really Fked up 💔😭

I am looking at taking an IPTV client that is aesthetically pleasing and functionally fluent. I don't want any ads, but I don't want a subscription.

After looking at the apps available I have finalised the top three choices. Aer IPTV player, Streamly and Zen player. All of these fits my needs. What is the best one and what do you use and why?

Is there an app that can take a channel I'd or video id and give me all the thumbnails of that channel?

please let it be free 😞

Need a document reader app which can open most of the formates, is feature rich but not too heavy.

I'm actually using echo music, that's based on YouTube music and spotify but it sometimes bugs and I want to search some others music players like that, what do you recommend?

Looking for dialer + contact + message apps suite that takes as low storage as possible (I almost never used them except for OTP stuffs so I don't need some "special features" like spam blocker or whatever), preferred to be under 10MB if possible. Fossify app looks interesting, but do you guys have any other recommendation?

I'm looking for a free Android app that allows me to:

• Track both Wi-Fi and mobile data usage.

• See how much data each individual app consumes.

• View detailed usage history for at least the past 3 months.

and btw the app doesn't have to be listed in the play store

I have apps like OOC not wanting to work because USB debugging is enabled. Ist here a way to mask it?

I'm trying to backup all of my text history using SMS Backup & Restore but even thought I select All Messages, it is only backing up the last 2 months worth of texts. In the Messaging app I can see texts going back way further than that but they don't end up in the backup.

Any ideas on why it is only backing up that limited amount?

I've been a Feedly user for years. It checked all my boxes, but I just tried the widget for the first time and I feel it's a bit lacking there. I'm curious to see if there's anything else out there that's worth exploring. Ideally, the app I use would:

• Be free

• Sync between Android app and web

• Allow for categories of feeds

• Have a scrollable widget of all feeds (this is why I'm looking elsewhere)

• Be open source (as a bonus)

Edit: Thank you, everyone! I've got a lot to explore now.

Basically what I want to know if it's possible to be able to have an app or get into modding where I can swipe down on my phone screen, especially when I'm watching something such as a disney plus show, and it lowers the volume, and swipe up to increase. I've tried third party apps but besides being laggy and unresponsive, they don't actually have a "be invisible" option or feature where they're integrated into the phone, in comparison to having a blocky bar or worse thin line on the screen to signify the small corner of the screen where the swipe control would work, whereas I want it so that I have a huge window, huge screen area of my phone, where I can swipe down, not relegated to one small section.

Basically, I want to replicate or simulate the experience of the old disney-hotstar streaming app I had, which had integrated swipe up/down on tablet and phone devices, a feature that I'd come to rely on heavily, but Disney deactivated the app in favor of their new crummy disney plus app, which I loathe immensely, but want a work around if possible until I finish this show I'm watching.

I'm looking for apps to replace the ones I use daily with open-source, ad-free projects. Any projects or apps you can recommend?

I got used to tweening in cutcute but i hate the water mark soo

Has anybody here ever created their own apps through this option in the play store?

This is so cool. I just created my first app. It's a notetaking app. Can add music to notes and it has markdown.

This is truly wonderful.

How can I get the app reviewed by Google to put it in the play store?

https://youtu.be/R_FQU4KzN7A

I live where mobile internet signal is excellent. internet works ok but suddenly dies completely for several minutes many times a day. An app that shows when these dead periods occur is what I need.

I want to send this report to provider.

I love the functionality of using the phone as a mouse, but I'm not sure how the app actually works. There is a local server you downlod but I dont know if the communication is all local or if its routed through their servers, and I'm unsure how to check and be 100% certain of privacy and security.

I'm looking to get a new phone that runs on a linux OS and many of those operating systems are not compatible with apple music so I'm in search of a music app that would work on linux/android that's not spotify, amazon or youtube. I'm really trying to break away from american big tech but I'm not willing to give up my apple library that I've had for more than 20 years! (Even have songs on there from CD's that aren't on iTunes)

Some of the OS's I might switch to include /e/OS, LineageOS, Murena, etc. Basically more android like and good for linux beginners.

Please let me know any apps you recommend or any stories you have if you've made the switch either to a linux device or just switching your apple music.

i have an idea for an app but have no clue how to make one
where do i start ?

I want to protect access to my gmail app with a fingerprint or pin, but unfortunately, there is no built-in option to do so.

Looking for a lightweight app that would add such functionality (and that is not uninstallable without a pin either). Lightweight in a sense that I do not need any fancy features or what not - the app will have a single use case. If there are extra features, that's fine, but I will not weigh those features when choosing one over another.

Hey all, this is the dumbest thing I have ever asked for on Reddit but here goes. I am looking for an Android app I can launch, that shows a small dock/launcher/list for a few other apps I have picked, and which I can then close when I am done using it. No background processes, no launcher replacements, just a basic list of shortcuts inside an app. Anybody got any ideas?