I developed Weather World because I wanted a simpler, more helpful way to stay ahead of the forecast. I truly believe that a weather app should be a tool that makes your life easier, not a source of distraction with ads and confusing menus.

How it helps you: The core of the app is all about visual clarity. I’ve focused on creating intuitive graphs that let you see temperature shifts and precipitation trends at a single glance. Instead of reading through long lists of numbers, you can visualize exactly how your day will unfold. It’s minimalist, lightweight, and built for speed—perfect for anyone who values a clean Android experience.

I’d love your support! Please give it a try and see if it helps your daily routine. If you find it useful, please recommend it to your friends! As a solo developer, your support and word-of-mouth are what help me improve and grow.

In compliance with the community rules, I’ve shared the link via IndieAppCircle. Check it out there and let me know what you think!

Find it here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.danie.pocasisveta

That's the idea behind TriggerD.

Turn your Android phone into a remote for your computer.

Open programs, execute commands, control media, browse files, and automate everyday tasks without leaving your seat.

Simple setup.
Fast access.
No unnecessary complexity.

Would love to hear what feature you'd want next.

Available here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quarkstudio.triggerd

A few months ago, I had an idea.

I wanted a habit tracker where your habits actually belong to you.

No accounts.
No subscriptions.
No ads.
No cloud.
Just your data, stored on your own device.

So I started building HabitRail.

Today, I checked the Play Console and realized something that honestly made my day...

More than 600 people have installed it. ❤️

I know 600 isn't millions, but as a solo developer, seeing hundreds of people around the world use something I built is surreal.

One thing that surprised me the most is how many different countries it's reached.

To make HabitRail accessible, I translated it into 17+ languages, and now people from all over the world are using it to build habits, track streaks, and stay consistent.

Every download, every review, and every piece of feedback has helped shape the app into what it is today.

Some of the features users asked for have already made it into the app:

• Local backup & restore
• Streak Freeze
• Calendar history
• Detailed statistics
• Custom reminders
• Daily, weekly, and custom habits
• Completely offline
• No account required

And I'm not stopping there.

I'm currently working on home screen widgets, so you'll soon be able to check your progress and complete habits without even opening the app. They'll be coming in one of the next updates, and I'm really excited to share them.

I still have a long list of ideas I'd love to build.

If you'd like to support an indie developer, the biggest things that help are:

• Trying the app
• Leaving an honest review
• Sharing feedback (good or bad)

It genuinely keeps me motivated to continue improving HabitRail.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hzfapps.habitrail

Thank you to every single person who's downloaded HabitRail.

Here's to the next 600. 🚂❤️

The journey of creating Sticlo Icons has been a wild ride. It started as just a rough idea, but spending hours tweaking the lines, perfecting that clean sticker-style vibe, and making sure every single icon looked right on a real home screen took a lot of work. Seeing it all finally come together and launch is amazing, and I honestly can't wait to see how you guys use them in your setups.

Sticlo Icons:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.abhishek.sticloicons

A friend of mine kept catching himself opening the same distracting apps without even realizing it.

So he built Restrict.

(He's also the creator of Smart Action Notch, which some of you may have seen here before. Thanks to this community, we're about to hit 25,000 downloads and will be doing a promo code giveaway to celebrate!)

Instead of simply hiding apps or sending reminders, Restrict adds a deliberate pause before you can open the apps you choose, helping interrupt mindless habits and doomscrolling.

Some of its features:

• Block or delay access to selected apps
• Reduce impulsive app launches
• Build healthier screen-time habits without uninstalling your apps

He's actively improving the app and is looking for honest feedback from people who'd actually use something like this.

As a thank you: when Restrict reaches 500 downloads and 25 genuine Play Store reviews, we'll share promo codes for the premium version with the community.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quarkstudio.restrict

If you have a minute to check it out, we'd really appreciate your thoughts. What feature would make an app like this most useful for you?

have you ever been sent a link via messages , this app previews it for you before opening it in chrome or whatever browser you have , just enter the link and boom , a preview of the website so you will check whether is a scam or not ,it looks simple but made by heart , this app looks for your safety , its free and has no ads , sadly it is closed source , but if you want to try it here is the link :

https://github.com/appbuildersupereme-spec/LinkGuard-is-an-app-where-you-can-preview-different-sites-to-check-if-they-are-a-scam

MoneySplit is a private, offline expense tracker built for real daily life with support for almost all currencies in the world.

**Why MoneySplit stands out**

Privacy-first by default: your financial records stay on your device unless you choose backup options.

Offline-first design: core tracking, review, and planning features work even without internet.

No forced sign-up wall for basic use.

**Key Features:**

* **Privacy by Default:** No forced sign-ups. Your data stays on your phone.

* **Smart Import:** Reads bank SMS alerts (verified for all Indian Banks) and PDF statements (with password support) (coming soon) to automate expense logging.

* **Bill & Subscriptions:** Tracks your EMIs and recurring payments so you don't miss due dates.

* **Clean UI:** Built with Material 3 principles for a fluid, clutter-free experience.

*Loans:** Tracks your Loans, see amortization schedule, simulate pre payments and interest rate and see how it affects loan EMI.

* **Customised Insights:** Get spending insights, recurring payment alerts

* **UI Customisation:** supports controls as per user preferred hand (left/right), accessibility controls, Android 12 Dynamic theme support

**The Promo:** I despise the "renting software" trend, so the app has a strict one-time purchase model. Right now, I'm running upto 50\*\*% OFF (varies by country as taxes are different in different countries) sale on both the Pro and Pro Plus lifetime plans\*\*. To avail discount, check the upgrade page.

**Play Store Link:** [MoneySplit on Google Play](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.thegreatdanton.moneysplit.money\_split)

**Website**: [MoneySplit](https://moneysplit.chetanpiduru.dev/)

**Product Hunt:** [MoneySplit on ProductHunt](https://www.producthunt.com/products/moneysplit)

Hello! 19 year old Indie Developer here, I love reading books and wanted to contribute back to the community. It is PERFECT for you if you like audiobooks and reading on your phone.
Its made with A LOT of love and care and I would be open to all feedback

For the past few months I have been working on Mimesa. It’s a reading and listening app for people who want to read more, but don’t always have the time to sit down with a book. The idea is simple: take free classic books, LibriVox audiobooks, PDFs, and EPUBs, and put them into one clean app where you can read, listen, or follow along with both.

It’s kind of like a mix between an ebook reader and an audiobook app, but focused on public-domain books and personal documents.

How it works

Pick a book from the library, or upload your own PDF/EPUB.

Open it in the reader, or start listening like an audiobook.

If LibriVox audio is available, you can listen and follow along with the text.

For books or documents without human narration, the app can use AI narration to turn text into audio.

Some of its features

It has a catalog of 75,000+ free public-domain books, including a lot of classic literature, philosophy, poetry, history, fiction, and more. Think books like Pride and Prejudice, Frankenstein, Moby Dick, Sherlock Holmes, The Picture of Dorian Gray, Meditations, and other classics.

It also includes 22,000+ human-narrated LibriVox audiobooks, so you can listen to a large collection of classic books for free. I wanted to make LibriVox and public-domain books feel less like old archives and more like a modern mobile app.

It works as an EPUB/PDF reader too, so you can upload your own books or documents and keep them in a private library. This can be useful for students, long PDFs, essays, research papers, or just books you already have.

There’s also AI narration for turning books and documents into audio when a human audiobook is not available. The goal is to make reading more flexible: read when you can focus, listen when you’re walking or commuting, and follow along when you want both.

The app has synced text highlighting as well, so the text can track along with narration instead of making reading and listening feel like two separate things.

I’m still early and trying to improve the first user experience, especially onboarding and making it obvious what to try first. The app is Android only for now, with iOS planned later once I sort out Apple developer enrollment.

There are no ads. The main goal is to get feedback from people who read classics, listen to audiobooks, use LibriVox, or want a better way to get through long books/documents.

If you have any feedback, questions, or brutally honest thoughts, I’d really appreciate it.

You can download it from the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mimesa
site: https://mimesa.org/

Tl;Dr: Made a Reading Platform, think kindle + Audible in one. Ad free and completely free forever for librivox and public domain works. Optional AI reader features for books without a human narration. Import your own documents/epubs. Perfect if you love classic literature

Hey everyone.

Wanted to put together a solid overview of the app in one place since a lot of people ask about specific features and it is not always obvious where to find them. I also want to make sure people know this app runs properly on Android TV, Amazon FireOS, and Fire Stick devices, because that tends to get overlooked. More on that below.

Android TV, Amazon FireOS and Fire Stick
This is worth calling out properly because it is something UFM Pro does that most file managers simply do not. The TV version is not a phone app stretched to fit a big screen. It has been built specifically for TV environments with full D-pad navigation throughout. Every screen, every menu, every interaction is designed to be used with a remote control. No touch required, no awkward zoomed in phone UI, no broken focus states.

Install via the Downloader app using code: 1581139 for Amazon Devices, I am in the process to have it on the official Amazon Store.

If you have ever installed a file manager on your Fire Stick or Android TV box and ended up with a cramped phone layout that barely works with a remote, UFM Pro is a completely different experience.

Menus are laid out for 10 foot viewing distances, navigation flows naturally with the D-pad, and nothing requires you to dig through a UI that was never meant for a remote control.

TV specific features include dedicated pairing screens for device to device connections, separate auth flows for Google Drive and OneDrive that work without a phone style browser, Shizuku support for TV, and custom cache limit settings suited to TV hardware.

The file server also works great on TV, meaning you can run an FTP or SFTP server from your Fire Stick and pull files from it on your PC over your local network.

File browsing and navigation
The main file browser supports dual pane mode through TwinWindow, which opens two folders side by side. Useful for moving files between locations without copying and then navigating separately. Available on both phone and TV.

Storage analysis
The storage analyzer gives you a breakdown of where your space is going. It finds large files, duplicates, junk, old files, and shows folder sizes. The duplicate finder works well, just go through the safety confirmation before bulk deleting anything as it is there to flag files that could be riskier to remove.

Encrypted vault
The vault uses AES-256 encryption. Pick a folder, set it up, and from then on those files are only accessible through the vault browser inside the app. There is no credential recovery by design so keep your details somewhere safe.

Network shares and cloud storage
Local network shares over SMB, FTP, and SFTP are all supported. For cloud you can connect Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, WebDAV, and S3 compatible storage. The S3 setup lets you point the app at any S3 compatible endpoint, not just AWS. TV users get dedicated auth flows for Google Drive and OneDrive that do not require a standard browser.

Built in file server
You can run an FTP or SFTP server directly from your device, including from a Fire Stick or Android TV box. Start it from the server host screen, connect from your PC with any FTP client, and it stays running as a foreground service even when the screen is off. No cables needed.

Sync
Sync profiles let you keep two locations in sync on a schedule. Works across local storage and network locations, so keeping a folder mirrored to a NAS is straightforward. The scheduler runs it in the background without any manual input.

Media viewers
Images, video, audio, PDFs, text files, and ZIP and 7ZIP archives all open natively. There is an enhanced media player with a custom interface for video and audio. APNG animated images are supported too.

App management
Browse installed apps and install APK, XAPK, and APKS files through the built in package installer. The storage analyzer also includes debloat suggestions for identifying apps you may not need.

Shizuku support
Shizuku gives the app broader file access without full root. Works on both mobile and TV with separate setup screens for each. Once running, the app can reach parts of the filesystem that are otherwise restricted.

Remote management
Pair devices over WiFi for remote file management. ADB pairing is also supported. Once paired you get a full remote file interface over your local network. TV has its own dedicated pairing screen.

Search and indexing
Search runs off a background file index. Configure what gets indexed in settings under storage indexer. Once built, search is fast and supports filters. If results seem incomplete, check the index detail screen to see if indexing is still in progress.

Home screen widget
A bookmark widget lets you jump straight to your most used folders from the home screen. Set up your favorites in settings and they appear there automatically.

Bluetooth remote, your phone as a TV remote
This one surprises people. UFM Pro can turn your phone into a Bluetooth remote for your Android TV or Fire Stick, and it works across the entire TV, not just inside the app. Once connected, you can navigate the TV interface, control volume, and handle power from your phone. It is a proper system level remote, so you can use it in Netflix, YouTube, your TV launcher, wherever.

This is not a companion app gimmick. If you have ever lost your Fire Stick remote down the back of the couch you will immediately understand why having this built into a file manager app you already have installed is genuinely useful. Open UFM Pro on your phone, connect over Bluetooth, and you are controlling your TV.

🔗 Download: Google Play Store

If you have questions or something is not working as expected, post with as much detail as you can about your device, OS version, and what you were doing. The more context the easier it is to help.

The tip jar is in the supporter loyalty screen if you want to support development. Thanks for being here.

Thank You and Kind Regards

Hey,

I wanted to share a project I've been working on day and night: ROCIs Tasks.

The goal was simple: build a rock-solid, privacy-focused task manager that bridges the gap between quick daily checklists and formal calendar blocking, without the heavy corporate bloat. It just got a big update with new themeing and styling.

🚀 Key Features Built-In:

• Deep Cloud Sync: Real-time 2-way synchronization with Google Calendar and Google Tasks.
• Interactive Month View: Drag-and-drop feeling calendar grid integrated directly side-by-side with your lists.
• Granular Organization: Create custom categories utilizing unique colors and hex icon pickers.
• Focus Utilities: Pin critical items to the top of your stack, set distinct priority tiers, and break down projects into interactive subtask checklists.
• Private Mode: Hide sensitive categories behind biometric hardware authentication or a secure app lock screen.
• Web And Android: Currently there are 2 versions of the app running side by side, a web version and an android version. everything gets synced between the two versions!

💻 The Tech Behind It

Built with Flutter using a strict Feature-First Clean Architecture. It uses Hive for lightning-fast offline-first local persistence and Firestore for cross-device synchronization.

🎁 Exclusive Promotional Access

The app is fully functional for free (Premium adds some nice-to-have features).

Currently I have a special Promo going where every user gets a free trial run of the premium version until July 17th.

I'd love to know what you think of the design layout or what productivity features you feel are missing from your current setups.

Play Store Link

Web Version Link

Glyf is built around a simple idea.

Instead of looking for an app, draw a symbol.

Every custom symbol becomes a shortcut to something you use every day.

Launch apps, call contacts, open websites, trigger shortcuts, or even chain multiple actions together.

No extra icons.

No clutter.

No searching.

Just one gesture and you're there.

Always looking for ideas on what to add next.

Here's the link to the app: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quarkstudio.glyf

🎨 Really excited to share Featured Artists update!

• Exclusive Art: Curated collections from global creators.

• Artist Spotlights: Dedicated galleries for each featured artist.

• Premium Wallpapers: High-quality art you won't find anywhere else.

• Support Creators: Personalize your device with their stunning work.

Create AI wallpapers and Elevate your home screen with curated 4K Wallpapers

Tired of the same old backgrounds? Step into the future of personalization with Infinite Walls, the ultimate destination for stunning 4K wallpapers and cutting-edge AI-generated art. Whether you love curated photography or want to dream up your own custom creations, Infinite Walls brings an endless gallery of beauty directly to your device.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.infinity.walls

Please share your thoughts and review on the play store.

We just launched **Docufy AI** on Android — a document scanner with OCR and AI built in.

 

- 📷 Scan to PDF (multi-page, auto edge detection) + 🔎 OCR (searchable, copyable, read-aloud)

- ✨ AI: summaries, **to-do lists**, key facts, risk-spotting and **chat with your document** — translate to 51 languages

- ☁️ **Cloud sync** across all your devices

- 🗂️ Smart folders that auto-organize by type

 

**Free:** scanning, OCR and PDF. **Premium:** cloud sync + the AI features (AI also available via one-time credit packs — no subscription required to try it).

Boost pack credits: The boost pack credits remain for lifetime. Meaning you can use them for an indefinite time, until they are used up.  

👉 https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.docufy.ai

 

We'd love feedback — especially which AI feature you'd actually use. Thanks!

Hey you wonderful people!

My app Gekno just recently hit 1000 downloads in a week of being released, and I thought this community might appreciate it!

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.luminalearn.lumina_learn

I always found myself wanting to learn new things, but never had the time to sit down and read books or watch long videos. So I built an app that delivers one fascinating topic every day that you can read in just a few minutes (or listen to on the go).

Some of the topics recently have included things like the Boötes Void, why honey never spoils, bizarre historical events, and a ton of other random rabbit holes!

A few features:

📚 A brand-new topic every day

💡 Fun bite-sized facts delivered throughout the day

🎧 Audio mode for every article

🧠 Save your favorite topics to revisit later

🎮 Daily games like Word Search and more!

✨ A clean, distraction-free reading experience

As a thank-you to this community, and to celebrate, I'd love to give away 50 Lifetime Premium codes.

Premium includes:
• Unlimited access to the full library
• Audio for every article
• Play the full archive of games
• No ads
• All present and future premium features

To enter, just comment:

What's the most interesting fact you've learned recently?

I'll randomly pick 50 people and DM them a lifetime code.

I'd also genuinely love to hear your feedback—I'm constantly adding features and improving the app based on suggestions from users.

Thanks for supporting indie developers and cheers to a lifetime of learning!

A few days ago, I posted here giving away Glyf Premium in exchange for honest feedback.

I just wanted to say thank you. Glyf has now crossed 500+ downloads in just 20 days, and a lot of that progress came from the suggestions shared here.

One piece of feedback kept coming up: launching Glyf needed to be faster and more flexible. So that's exactly what I've been working on.

The next update includes:

• Choose whether tapping the Glyf icon opens the drawing pad or the main app
• App shortcuts for opening the drawing pad and settings
• Better launcher integration
• Gesture complexity analysis when creating gestures
• Optional per-gesture recognition sensitivity for improved matching

Most of these ideas came directly from discussions in this community.

I'll keep working through the rest of the suggestions over time, but I wanted to tackle the biggest pain points first.

If you've got more suggestions or unusual use cases, I'd genuinely love to hear them. Several features already in Glyf started as Reddit comments.

The update should start rolling out in the next few days.

Thanks again for all the feedback.

Play Store:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.quarkstudio.glyf

I launched Owl VIP Email Alerts last month, and here's the new trailer.

It’s a Gmail notification control app that lets you quickly switch between VIP-only, All Emails, and No Notifications from one simple screen. You can get notifications from only specific senders or domains, set Gmail-only quiet hours, and assign unique sounds to important senders.

The idea is to stop random Gmail interruptions during sleep, work, class, or focus time, while still letting important emails get through.

Google Play:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sundaelectronics.owlapp

Yet another music player app, but I actually liked this one.

It’s a local/offline Android music player with:

• Clean Material Design-style UI

• Light and dark themes

• Albums/folders browsing

• Lyrics

• Mini player

• Hi-Fi badges

• Built-in EQ

• Bass, loudness, and reverb controls

• Visualizer

• Playlists

• Customization options

What I like most is the overall feel of the app. The rounded cards, clean homepage, album-focused layout, sound quality, and smooth dark UI make it feel more modern and polished than many basic local music players.

It still has room to improve, but overall it feels like a solid option for people who listen to local/offline music files.

GitHub: https://github-store.org/app?repo=MrDemonc/Lune

F-Droid: https://f-droid.org/packages/com.demonlab.lune

Hello everyone,

I would like to share VaultEx, a privacy vault app that I developed. It is completely Free for Lifetime (ad-supported) on both platforms.

What it does:

• On the surface, it functions as a normal Currency Converter & Crypto Tracker with alarms and financial news.
• Entering your secret passcode opens the hidden Private Vault.

Features inside the Vault:

• Encrypted File & Gallery Lock: Hide private photos/videos (deletes from public gallery, restore anytime).
• Secret Browser: Private web surfing with no history/cookie tracking.
• Private Contacts & Secure Notes: Store numbers and text notes away from system access.
• 100% Offline: All data is encrypted locally on your device storage.

Download Links:

• Apple App Store (iOS): https://apps.apple.com/us/app/vaultex-currency-vault/id6761551955
• Hope you find it useful. I’d love to hear your feedback or any bug reports!