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Namaz Vakti uygulamam çıktı
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Namaz Vakti uygulamam çıktı

Daha önce bu subda yaptığım paylaşımda annemin doğru düzgün reklamsız bir namaz vakti uygulaması bulamadığı için böyle bir işe girdiğimi, sonrasında hazır yapmışken herkesle paylaşmak istediğimi söylemiştim. Uzun çalışmalar sonucunda çıkartabildim.

İçinde Namaz Vakitleri, Kıble Pusulası, Kuran dinleme, Zekat hesaplama, kıldığınız namaz vakitlerini işaretleme, Kütüb-i Sitte külliyatı ve aklıma gelmeyen bir kaç özellik daha var.

Kesinlikle reklamsız ve herhangi bir üyelik vb. para kazanma amacı içermiyor. Faydalanmak isterseniz play store üzerinden indirebilirsiniz. Eksik ya da hatalı bulduğunuz kısımları bana burda ya da play store üzerinden yorum olarak bildirebilirsiniz.

Henüz Apple için çıkış yapamadım ama ileride İOS versiyonu da gelecek.

Uygulamanın İndirme adresi: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.mihrab.app

u/emreyldrmy — 3 hours ago
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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

u/Tough_Deer_3756 — 10 hours ago

SevenGrid: 50 Pro codes to give away

Hi everyone,

I'm a solo developer and I just launched SevenGrid, a calm weekly habit tracker for Android. I wanted to share it here and give away 50 Google Play codes for the full version.

The idea: no streaks. Instead of a daily chain that breaks and makes you feel like you failed, SevenGrid shows your whole week as a 7-day grid. Weekly goals like "three times a week" replace the all-or-nothing pressure, and you can mark planned breaks so a day off does not count against you.

A few things that make it different:

  • No streaks, no guilt. A missed day is just a missed day.
  • Your whole week on one screen, plus a focused Today view.
  • "At most" goals too, for cutting back (like "fast food at most twice").
  • Skip days you plan in advance, they never count as failure.
  • A short weekly reflection with a mood check, instead of trophies and confetti.
  • Everything stays local on your device: no account, no cloud, no tracking beyond an optional, anonymous crash reporter you can switch off.
  • Home screen widgets, light and dark themes.

Free to use with up to 3 habits and your last 4 weeks. The full version (unlimited habits, full history, weekly stats) is a one-time purchase, never a subscription.

Giveaway: comment below and I'll DM you a code while they last (first come, first served). The codes are valid until July 5, 2027, so there's no rush, in keeping with the spirit of the app. One thing that matters though: after you redeem a code in the Play Store, please open SevenGrid once within a day or two so the upgrade activates (Google voids purchases that are never opened).

Link:

This giveaway is run by me, the developer, and is not sponsored by or affiliated with Reddit or Google.

I'd genuinely love honest feedback, good or bad. Thanks for taking a look.

u/Sneedle-Woods — 10 hours ago

Is this worth building?

I'm thinking of building an android app that uses small language models (local ai) to automate phone tasks you choose / want to get done. Would you use it?

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u/Euphoric_Oil_4854 — 2 hours ago
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Swooni - couples relationship app

Swooni is a relationship app for couples who want a more intentional way to stay connected through private check-ins, reflections, shared moments, and relationship insights.

We’re looking for couples to test the latest internal iOS build together and share honest feedback on onboarding, prompts, notifications, bugs, and whether the app feels useful in real life.

If you’re interested, please DM me here on Reddit with “iOS” and I’ll share the next steps for the beta invite.

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u/kyoayo90 — 6 hours ago

Train Radar: new app to track real-time

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Hi everyone! 👋

I'm excited to share Train Radar, an Android app I've been working on to make train travel much more predictable and stress-free. If you commute daily or travel often by train, you know how frustrating unexpected delays can be. I built this app to give you all the data you need at a glance, with a premium and modern UI.

🌟 Main Features & Benefits:

Live Tracking & Maps: See real-time train positions directly on a map and monitor live delays instantly.

Delay Analysis & Probability: We provide a "Smooth Journey" probability score and advanced delay analysis to help you anticipate issues before you even reach the station.

Save Your Favourites: Save your daily commutes (routes or specific trains) to see their status immediately on your home screen.

Local Stations Board: Instantly find nearby stations and check their live departures and arrivals boards.

Punctuality Rankings: We analyze routes to show you which trains are the most (and least) punctual, helping you choose the best travel options.

The app currently tracks Italian railway networks (with plans to expand).

🎯 Feedback Request: I would absolutely love to get your thoughts on the UI/UX design (especially the dark mode and dashboard layout) and hear if there are any specific features you feel are missing that would make your daily commute better.

🔗 Play Store Link: train radar

(Note: The promotional image attached shows our core dashboard and live tracking features).

Thank you in advance for your feedback!

u/kiwiprise — 3 hours ago
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VoicePad AI — 100% offline voice-to-text

VoicePad AI turns your voice into text, instantly, on any device — and it does it 100% offline.

What it does: You talk, it types. Real-time dictation that drops clean text wherever you need it — documents, emails, chat, notes, code comments, forms. The speech recognition (Whisper) runs locally on your own hardware, so there's no lag waiting on a server and nothing ever leaves your machine.

Where you use it:

Windows & Mac — dictate into any window. Write emails, reports, messages by voice instead of typing.

Android & iOS — same engine in your pocket.

VoicePad Direct (Android) — a full voice keyboard. Tap the mic, speak, and your words land straight into any app — WhatsApp, Gmail, notes, search bars — no copy-paste, no switching apps. Live on the Play Store.

Why it's different:

Fully offline. No internet, no account, no telemetry, nothing uploaded. Your voice stays on your device — the whole point for anyone handling private or client data.

One-time payment. Buy once, own it. No subscription.

All four platforms, built by one developer from scratch.

English + German, language always forced for accuracy (no auto-detect guessing).

First 1,000 users get a free lifetime founding membership.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hoermal.voicepad.android

u/Competitive-Paper992 — 14 hours ago
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MFile Manager [Free][FOSS]

MFile Manager is a modern, open-source file explorer for Android built with Jetpack Compose.

✨ Key Features

  • 🎨 Material 3 Design: Fully embraces Google's Material You design language with dynamic colors, customizable light/dark themes, and beautifully fluid micro-animations across the entire app.
  • ☁️ Native Google Drive Integration: Securely log in with your Google account to seamlessly browse, view, and download your cloud files exactly as if they were stored locally on your device.
  • 📋 Powerful Multi-Select Clipboard: A smart, animated bottom bar appears when you select files, allowing you to quickly cut, copy, paste, or delete multiple files and folders at once.
  • 🖼️ Rich Media Previews: Beautifully displays image thumbnails in grid or list views, with built-in intent handling for quickly previewing audio, video, and PDF documents.
  • 📦 Native APK Handling: Automatically detects and safely launches the Android Package Installer when you click on downloaded .apk files.
  • 🔒 Privacy First & FOSS: 100% Free and Open Source Software. No hidden trackers, no ads, and no unnecessary permissions.

Hope you guys will enjoy this file manager .I will try to update bugs or features you guys mention for i know no apps are bug free or complete. :)

Link : https://github.com/GokulSB/MFile-Manager

https://preview.redd.it/2xxhdxd2sfbh1.png?width=1254&format=png&auto=webp&s=a54d4169bd2fc134e9c83f1e416e107c19d55c87

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u/ShaDowCruz_007 — 7 hours ago
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CoolTopia: A clean, Algorithm-FREE social network with built-in Link-in-Bio tools

I got completely tired of modern social media being ruined by aggressive algorithms, data-tracking, and cluttered feeds. So, I decided to build CoolTopia—a clean, respectful, and completely algorithm-free social platform.

Here is what makes CoolTopia different right now:

  • 🔮 Aura Profiles: Ditch the boring, official look. You can choose different vibrant aura effects to frame your avatar, showcase your actual energy, and make your profile stand out instantly.
  • 🔗 Built-in "LinkMe" Feature: No need for a separate Linktree. CoolTopia has a built-in link aggregator that lets you keep all of your social accounts, portfolios, and projects in one beautiful place, ready to share in any of your social bios.
  • 🔒 100% Free & Privacy-First: The app and services are entirely free. Most importantly, we will never sell your user data to other companies.

I'm just getting started and will continue to drop new features and improve the user experience based on real community feedback.

You can download the app for free right here:

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/cooltopia/id6767429117

Thanks for your support and I'd love to hear your feedback!

u/Cool-Topia — 7 hours ago

Diamond Backup - Backup apps and data

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Diamond Backup is a lightweight, all-in-one app management and backup tool for Android. It gives you a clean, organized view of every app installed on your device, along with the tools to back up, restore, and manage them — all from a single screen. Built with a modern dark interface and powered by custom backup engine for reliable file operations, Diamond Backup is designed for users who want full control over their apps and data without the clutter of bloated “cleaner” apps.​

This app has been inspired from classic Titanium Backup.

We are pleased to announce Diamond Backup v1.8 update published on play store.

v1.8 (04/Jul/2026)

– Added Batch mode for multiple backup, restore and uninstall (PRO only).

– Embedded all language to main app, rather than splitting based on device language.

We are also offering 100 free promo codes for first pro Users.

How to grab promo code?

  1. Upvote this post.
  2. Email us bachhalapps@gmail.com and comment here email sent!

We will only reply till our promo codes lasts, first come first serve!

Stay tuned, more to come, it’s a long journey!

Cheers 😉

Install from play store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.bachhalapps.diamondbackup

u/Ja551e — 15 hours ago
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I made a budget app that logs expenses

App Name: uRekoin

What it does: It reads the payment notifications your bank/wallet apps already send you and logs each expense automatically - no bank login, no open banking, everything stays on your device. You basically just pay; at most you confirm the category.

Key Features:

  • Auto-detects expenses from bank/wallet notifications (Google Pay, fintechs, traditional banks - unknown formats can be taught in one tap and it learns from there)
  • Budget cycle starts on your payday, not the 1st of the month
  • Big unexpected expenses can be spread over several months, plus savings envelopes, reminders, charts and a widget

Goal: Testing / honest feedback. It launched recently and it's basically friends and family using it. What I'd love from strangers: does the notification-reading approach sound clever or creepy? If you're outside Italy (where I need testing the most), does the "teach it your bank" flow work with your bank? And do the first two minutes make sense to someone who isn't me?

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.zebbb.app

u/Less_Divide_6768 — 10 hours ago
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I made an Android app to track and manage your 3D printing filament inventory using NFC (SpoolTap)

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share an Android-exclusive app I’ve been developing called SpoolTap. It’s designed specifically for 3D printing hobbyists who want a faster, more reliable way to manage their filament inventory without relying on messy spreadsheets or locked proprietary ecosystems.

💡 What is SpoolTap?

SpoolTap turns your Android phone into an NFC-based filament scanner. Instead of manually typing in weights and material types every time you swap a roll, you can log, update, and check your inventory with a single tap.

✨ Key Features & Benefits

  • NFC Scanning for Supported Spools: Directly read and log data from filament manufacturers that already embed NFC tags in their spools.
  • Custom NFC Tag Writing: If you use standard third-party spools, you can write and link your own inexpensive NTAG stickers to any spool in your digital inventory.
  • Comprehensive Inventory Management: Keep a clear overview of your materials (PLA, PETG, ABS, etc.), exact colors, remaining weights, and manufacturer details.
  • Native Android Experience: Built from the ground up to feel fast, modern, and intuitive on Android devices.

🎯 My Feedback Goals

As I continue to refine the app, I am looking for constructive feedback from the community on two specific areas:

  1. NFC Compatibility: If you use spools with built-in NFC tags, how does the reading experience feel, and are there specific manufacturer tags you'd like to see better supported?
  2. Workflow & UI: Is the process of adding a new spool and updating its remaining weight quick enough for your daily printing workflow?

🚀 Download

SpoolTap is available on the Google Play Store: 👉Get SpoolTap on Google Play

Thank you for reading, and I look forward to your thoughts and constructive feedback!

u/PeaSimilar5869 — 10 hours ago
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+600 People Chose HabitRail ❤️

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. 🚂❤️

u/Practical-Care-7408 — 13 hours ago

xFiles - Modern File Manager

Hi everyone,

I'm the developer of xFiles, a modern Android file manager and file explorer that I've been building with one goal in mind: to create a fast, feature-rich, and polished file management experience without unnecessary complexity.

Over the years I've used many popular file managers, including CX File Explorer, Solid Explorer, MiXplorer, FX File Explorer, Files by Google, Total Commander, Amaze File Manager, File Manager+, X-plore File Manager, and others. Every app has its own strengths, but I always felt there was room for something that combined powerful features with a clean, modern user experience.

That's why I started building xFiles.

I'm posting here because I'd genuinely like feedback from Android users. I'm not pretending this is an independent review—I'm the developer, and every update is driven by real user suggestions and bug reports.

What is xFiles?

xFiles is a complete Android file manager designed to help users browse, organise, transfer, search, and manage files stored on internal storage, SD cards, USB OTG devices, and supported external locations.

Whether you're managing photos, videos, music, documents, downloads, archives, or large collections of files, xFiles aims to provide a smooth and reliable experience.

Current Features

File Management

- Fast file browsing

- Multiple grid and list layouts

- Dual-window (split view) file management

- Copy, move, rename, delete and organise files

- Create folders

- Multi-selection support

- File search

- Sort by multiple options

- Favourite folders

- Recent files

- Hidden files support

- File information

- Share files

- Open files with built-in tools or other compatible apps

Media Experience

- Built-in video player

- Built-in music player

- Built-in image viewer

- Smooth image browsing

- Image zoom

- Photo gallery

- Video thumbnails

- Audio library

- Media organisation

Storage Support

- Internal storage

- SD card support

- USB OTG storage support

- External storage browsing

- Large folder support

File Tools

- ZIP archive support

- Storage analyser

- Duplicate file finder

- Large file finder

- Empty folder finder

- File transfer tools

PDF Tools

- Built-in PDF viewer

- PDF tools for managing PDF documents

- Quick access to PDF files

- Easy PDF organisation

User Interface

- Modern Material Design interface

- Dark mode

- Light mode

- Consistent UI across pages

- Tablet support

- Phone support

- Smooth animations

- Optimised layouts

Performance

- Optimised for large folders

- Faster thumbnail loading

- Improved scrolling performance

- Continuous performance improvements

- Frequent updates

Why I Created xFiles

When people search Google or the Play Store, they often search for terms like:

- Best file manager for Android

- Best file explorer for Android

- Android file manager

- Android file explorer

- File manager with media player

- Dual window file manager

- Split screen file manager

- USB OTG file manager

- SD card file manager

- ZIP file manager

- PDF file manager

- Storage manager

- File organiser

- CX File Explorer alternative

- Solid Explorer alternative

- MiXplorer alternative

- FX File Explorer alternative

- X-plore File Manager alternative

- Files by Google alternative

Those are exactly the types of users I'm trying to build xFiles for.

Rather than copying another app, my goal is to combine the features people use most with a cleaner interface, smoother performance, and regular updates based on community feedback.

What I'm Currently Improving

Development is active, and I'm continually working on:

- Faster thumbnail generation

- Even smoother scrolling

- Better image viewing performance

- Improved video player experience

- Better USB OTG compatibility

- Improved tablet layouts

- Better dark mode consistency

- UI refinements

- More productivity tools

- Better performance with very large folders

- Additional file management features

I'd Really Appreciate Your Feedback

If you regularly use a file manager, I'd love to know:

- Which file manager do you currently use?

- What features keep you using it?

- What frustrates you the most?

- Is there a feature you wish more file managers had?

- What would make you switch to another file manager?

- If you tried xFiles, what would you improve first?

Constructive criticism is always welcome. Many of the current features and improvements have come directly from user feedback, and I want to continue building an app that solves real problems for Android users.

Thank you for taking the time to read this post and for sharing your thoughts.

Google Play:

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

u/uzer_2026 — 15 hours ago
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I built a music player because most of them felt too generic

I’ve always felt that most music players only focus on functionality — play, pause, next, repeat. So I spent weeks building Pour Music, a music player focused more on experience and feeling.

I tried to make every interaction smoother and more immersive instead of just adding random features.

I’d genuinely love feedback from fellow music lovers.

Sniff the Music, Pour the Vibe 🎵

App Link:- https://rnasoftwares.in/app_privacy_policies/sniff_music/rating.php

u/Buddha_in_disguise — 18 hours ago

UnKover: Both cameras + AI studio - Free

What it does: UnKover lets you record your front and back cameras simultaneously, composited live into a single frame (PiP, split, side-by-side, or cutout). Studio mode uses on-device ML to cut you out in real time and place you over any backdrop (your own photo or video), a live blur, or a solid color, no green screen needed.

Key Features:

• Dual-camera recording with multiple live layouts

• Studio mode: real-time portrait cutout with custom backdrop (media, blur, or color)

• Simple built-in editor: trim, crop, speed control, text overlays, 1080p/720p export

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.tinqrz.unkover

u/nyghtspirit — 13 hours ago
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ChatNotes - Notes like messages - Free

App Name: ChatNotes

What it does: ChatNotes is a note-taking app built around a chat-style interface - one chat per topic, different message types instead of continuous text. It works like messaging yourself in WhatsApp, but with features made for actual note-taking.

Key Features:

  • Multiple message types: text with link previews, checklists, reminders, counters, photos, whiteboard
  • Hashtag system across all chats - tag anything, find it anywhere
  • 100% offline, no account, no tracking

Goal: Launch

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=media.aweng.chatnotes

Feedback is welcome!

u/Floaten — 23 hours ago
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I spent a year building a survival app where everything - including the AI - runs offline. It has 15 downloads. Roast my listing.

With the current situation of the strait of hormuz and the possible risk that europe could run out of oil and fertilizer, I created an app for the day after tomorrow.

Survive is an Android app where every feature works with no connection:

  • An AI assistant that runs entirely on the phone (Qwen2.5 1.5B, one-time 1.6 GB download). Airplane mode, mid-blackout, doesn't matter.
  • An ultrasonic messenger: sends short text messages phone-to-phone through sound. No internet, no bluetooth, no pairing. Speaker to microphone.
  • Morse/SOS flashlight signaling, offline map packs, field guides rewritten from the public-domain US Army survival manual, emergency numbers per country, and a panic mode that walks you through triage questions.
  • Zero tracking. No analytics SDK, no ads, no account. I genuinely cannot see what anyone does in the app.

That last point is also my problem: I shipped in March, did zero marketing, and it sits at ~15 downloads. This month I fixed my biggest onboarding failure (the AI model download was effectively broken for real users and I didn't notice for weeks, because, well, no telemetry) and rewrote the store listing.

Honest feedback wanted on the listing: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.survive.app&utm_source=reddit&utm_campaign=sideproject

Does it make you want to install, and if not, at which line do you stop reading?

u/SWISS_KISS — 23 hours ago
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Built the nutrition app I always wished existed as a trainer. Live on Android, tear it apart.

Most nutrition apps hand you a calorie target and leave you to it. Mr. Bite actually coaches you through it. Yeah i called him Mr Bite, don't judge lol.

Coaching

It's an AI nutrition coach you can talk to. Tell it what you're working towards, ask for a higher protein lunch, to analyse your eating habits or ask why the scale hasn't moved. It will give you answers and builds the change into your day, the way a coach would.

Tracking

Tracking is in there too, it's just not the whole show. Log your food by photo, barcode, voice or search in seconds, and see your calories and macros for the day on one screen. The coach reads what you log and adjusts your plan around it.

So you bring the goal. Mr. Bite plans the week, sorts the shopping list, and keeps you on track. Coaching first, admin second.

Free on Android Mr BITE: AI Nutrition Coach
IOS is waiting approval

if you give me valuable feedback using the app ill keep your account on free tier forever.

u/Misho963 — 1 day ago