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- [DEV] Avocation - A beautiful habit-development app that also teaches you the science behind habits
- [DEV] Almighty Volume Keys: Control music playback and sound recording (and more) using the hardware volume buttons
- Request from Google: un-break clipboard manager apps
- What's the best apps to earn money?
- Is there an app that prevents me to use my phone (or specific apps) between certain hours?
- Are there any apps that aren't social media but able to use the Snapchat filters? I just want to play around with them without Snapchat, Instagram, tiktok, etc on my phone
- An App like Duolingo but for English Vocabulary ?
- An app for measuring battery capacity?
- Messaging app with second inbox for automated messages
- Which browser is fast and has all the bars at the bottom (tabs, search, bookmark, settings etc)
- For hermit app is there anyway to block cookie notification popups?
- In Google photos how do I disable the memories feature which appears at top of screen showing photos from years ago?
- File encryption app
- Competitive Maths
- Monetisation discussion
- Looking for alternative to vitrina for muzei.
- [DEV] Yogi - New Yoga Workout App
- Apps that Take picture upon login. Fingerprint use
- [DEV] ScreenOCR - #1 Text Scanner
- Keyboard with voice input that doesn't rely on Google.
- Note taking/scanner app for physical books
| YouTube Vanced has been updated! :D Posted: 11 Feb 2020 12:41 AM PST Woke up and noticed the Vanced discord had a notification. Today is off to a great start. [link] [comments]  |
| [DEV] Avocation - A beautiful habit-development app that also teaches you the science behind habits Posted: 11 Feb 2020 11:45 AM PST Our story and why we built Avocation: Hello! I am David, a software developer who used to be terrible at keeping up with new habits. I tried countless of apps which I usually abandoned after a couple of days because they either put too much pressure on me or simply failed to motivate me enough. It seemed like nothing works and I thought maybe I am just too lazy... Half a year ago my girlfriend Daria and me decided to dedicate more time to learning about how exactly we could succeed establishing our desired habits. We have read countless articles and many of the currently popular books about the science behind habits. During this time we have discovered so many things that fundamentally changed our ways of thinking that we thought about sharing these learnings in some way. Since I am a developer and Daria is a very talented designer, the answer to how we wanted to share the ideas was quite simple. An app. Well, there are countless of apps already available and I almost tried every single one of them. Most of them are very similar: You create an entry, a reminder and get some graphs on how you perform. While these apps can work quite well for some people, we had a frustrating experience with most of them. Some of them were too aggressively monetised, some focusing too much on data, some of them were basically just a "streak". So we collected some useful insights and put all of them into a new product called "Avocation". With Avocation we focused on two main things:
SimplicityFirst of all we wanted something super easy to use. We found that a lot of apps offer so many different ways to track your habits, that often it's quite hard and time consuming to find your way around them. Also many of the apps which are well designed are only available on iOS. So we made the app as simple as possible to use and focused heavily on making it as pretty as possible. Grow a plant instead of maintaining a streakInstead of streaks we thought about letting you grow a plant while you grow personally. This little plant will grow when you work on your goals, without all the anxiety of losing something like a streak. Sometimes a break is important, so if you don't do your habits, your plant will temporarily stop growing. LearnNow let's come to the education aspect. This was one of the most important things that we found most apps lack. After all the research we have done, we found that the most important step to establish habits in your life is to know the science behind them. There is a ton of material available online from countless studies that can help you understand why you failed in the past and how to do better in the future. But getting that information can be a lot of work so we summarized our learnings in lessons which we put into a learning section in Avocation. This section currently consists of 10 lessons which can be read in around 2-4 min each. All of the information will give you a solid foundation to build your new habits on. PricingLast but not least I want to be completely open with you about our pricing because that's something that bothered me a lot with other apps: We offer Avocation for free, but with a Membership option to support us. Since Avocation is a side-project we do not depend on any type of income from it so we reduced it to a minimum. The reason why we added this is to at least try to cover the expenses caused by running our website and distributing Avocation on Google Play and Apple App Store. The free option allows you to track up to 5 habits (other apps usually restrict you to 3), but you can track them as much as you want. The only second restriction is that you can use more colors for your habits, which is something purely cosmetic. Everything else is completely for free in the app! The price of the membership is 2,50 € per month or 20 € per year. Avocation is a project we are super passionate about. Our goal is to help people easily develop habits, which we think is one of the most powerful methods to fundamentally change your life. We are happy about any kind of feedback, so feel free to share your thoughts! [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 11 Feb 2020 06:53 AM PST This is my first app released on play store, really curious to here some thoughts, feedback, suggestions, questions. Play store: Almighty Volume Keys I needed to control music and sound recording with the hardware volume keys. So not having to turn on the display and fiddle with the touch screen. Couldn't find an app for this so developed one myself and it's finally done, seems to work well. It became a volume button remapper, can do lot's of stuff. You can still use the volume keys to change volume pretty much as you usually do. Does not require rooting or executing any adb command. Works with screen off just as well as on. Other volume key remappers exist, like BxActions and Button Mapper. Almighty Volume Keys is different as it allows you to assign different volume-key-commands depending on the state of the device (e.g if music is playing or not). For example Volume Up->Down could be set to skip track when music is playing, and to turn on flashlight when music isn't playing. I found a reliable way to achieve this using an accessibility service in combination with a media-session and some other tricks. Use the volume keys to: Coming up: Don't hesitate to come with suggestions. [link] [comments]  |
| Request from Google: un-break clipboard manager apps Posted: 10 Feb 2020 04:16 PM PST As of Android 10, apps can't access the clipboard in the background, which means all clipboard manager apps are quite useless. Only very specific apps can do it: Keyboard apps. Or that your app has a real focus on itself. https://www.xda-developers.com/android-q-blocks-background-clipboard-access/ https://developer.android.com/about/versions/10/privacy/changes#clipboard-data This is yet another restriction to add to the list. Previous ones were call-recording apps that got ruined on Android 9-10 (granted, was never an official API ,but still very useful and hopefully next Android version will have an API for it) , there was something about call-log and SMS permissions a lot of talk is about storage permission being replaced with the terrible SAF API, and SAW permission will be soon a target, and many other restrictions that ruined various features of apps. As a user of one of the popular clipboard apps out there (Native clipboard), I hated to see that now I have to use it only via the keyboard app (and how convenient: Google got it on Gboard). While it's nice to have clipboard management on keyboard, it's not nice to have it allowed only for keyboards. Some apps (like AirDroid) used to be able to sync clipboard data with the PC, for example. Now they can't, unless they are truly focused. Please consider starring these issues, requesting to either bring this functionality back, or have an alternative solution: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/123461156 - the main one https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/135471818 https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/131947383 https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/132684916 https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/138813044 https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/132274762 Note: While I wrote "clipboard permission", I don't mean it as a permission per se. Just access to it. A possible solution would be of course to make it an official permission that the user can grant, just like some of the requests here suggest. [link] [comments]  |
| What's the best apps to earn money? Posted: 11 Feb 2020 09:52 AM PST |
| Is there an app that prevents me to use my phone (or specific apps) between certain hours? Posted: 11 Feb 2020 09:00 AM PST |
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| An App like Duolingo but for English Vocabulary ? Posted: 11 Feb 2020 04:45 AM PST |
| An app for measuring battery capacity? Posted: 11 Feb 2020 08:20 AM PST |
| Messaging app with second inbox for automated messages Posted: 11 Feb 2020 07:55 AM PST My text messaging inbox is filled with 2-factor authentication and other automated messages interspersed with actual people. Is there a way I can direct all of the automated messages to a parallel inbox where I still receive them but don't see them unless I go looking? When I search I just find people arguing about text messages vs dedicated app for 2fa, not what I'm looking for. [link] [comments]  |
| Which browser is fast and has all the bars at the bottom (tabs, search, bookmark, settings etc) Posted: 11 Feb 2020 02:47 AM PST Hi all. I been using chrome for long but recently they updated and removed my favourite feature that kept me using chrome which is bottom bar, although they do have some option to bring some of settings down but not all Just wanted to ask which browser is quite fast and has bar at the bottom? I like Firefox but I think it doesn't have such feature [link] [comments]  |
| For hermit app is there anyway to block cookie notification popups? Posted: 11 Feb 2020 11:22 AM PST On some websites they show these cookie popups I have to confirm before they're removed, is there anyway to prevent them in hermit? In my browser there's an extension "no more cookies" which blocks all these popups , is there anyway in hermit app?https://i.imgur.com/O2PBtqr.jpg [link] [comments]  |
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| Posted: 11 Feb 2020 07:08 AM PST Is there any open source file encryption app for Android [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 11 Feb 2020 04:29 AM PST Hi, What do you use to keep your brains active? I love competing in maths (mostly mental arithmetic). Are there any specific exercises that you do? I have recently published a free android app to compete in different math categories: factorials, percentages, remainders, etc. No disruptive ads or anything like that. I would love to get your opinion and any suggestions on the future path. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.nine_plus_ten.challenge.nine_plus_ten Cheers, Satas [link] [comments]  |
| Posted: 11 Feb 2020 04:05 AM PST Hey Guys, my questions address to mobile devs specifically. So, anyone who does monetise with ads ( I believe - it's the majority of indies ) I have a couple of questions in regards to monetisation. 1) Are there any competitive alternatives for AdMob/unity ads? (I checked some forums but still looking on some real live feedback) 2) What is the best mediation solution for low volume traffic apps? ( preferably, based on your experience) 3) What ad type best suits hyper-casual games? 4) Could you share more narrowed by my topic groups in Reddit? thank you in advance! [link] [comments]  |
| Looking for alternative to vitrina for muzei. Posted: 11 Feb 2020 06:14 AM PST Vitrina does not appear to work very well with A10, and there doesn't seem to be any updates from the dev. I was wondering if there's other apps for muzei the can load images from subreddits? [link] [comments]  |
| [DEV] Yogi - New Yoga Workout App Posted: 11 Feb 2020 06:13 AM PST Hey I'm the dev of Yogi! I'm glad to announce the release of my first workout app! I needed a app to generate different stretches/poses, after my fitness routine, to stretch out sore and right muscle groups.. Therefore I made this app which both have: - premade workout programs (pro feature) - Random sequence generator (free to use) I also hope to get feedback and useful tips from you guys, to make my app even better and useful for us! Link: Yogi - Google Play The app is also coming to iOS [link] [comments]  |
| Apps that Take picture upon login. Fingerprint use Posted: 11 Feb 2020 06:13 AM PST Are there any apps that take a picture on login when using your fingerprint? All I've seen is PIN and while that's still an option it seems we are moving away from it. [link] [comments]  |
| [DEV] ScreenOCR - #1 Text Scanner Posted: 10 Feb 2020 09:22 PM PST ScreenOCR - born for scanning your documents and extract text from images and photos with your Android devices. Highest Speed & Highest Quality! Support translation.
Turn your mobile phone into a text scanner and translator. Take a photo to start the OCR/Translation process.
More than 98% accuracy as powered by Google advanced engine.
Privacy Protected. No documents and results will be stored on our server.
KEY FEATURES** Use your Android to start scanning instantly and extract text/words/handwritings on images. ** Pick image/photo up from the album for OCR and translation. ** Support recognizing 50+ languages from images. ** Support translating 20+ languages. ** Support scanning handwriting to text. ** Support scanning whiteboard or blackboard to text. ** Support Auto-Detection. ** Support cropping image before OCR. ** Support exporting the results as .txt/.pdf files. ** Support editing and sharing the OCR/Translation results. ** Support checking the results with the original images/photos. ** Support storing your recent scan history locally. ** Support signing your Google account and synchronize your Pro member between all your Android devices. ** Support batch process. [link] [comments]  |
| Keyboard with voice input that doesn't rely on Google. Posted: 10 Feb 2020 10:03 PM PST Hi. I need a keyboard app that has voice input but doesn't need the Google app to work. Is there such app? Thanks in advance! [link] [comments]  |
| Note taking/scanner app for physical books Posted: 11 Feb 2020 05:30 AM PST Hi does anyone know of an app either for ios or Android that can scan sections of a hard copy book, turn that text into editable text so you can add notes about what you're reading and then list each note under the books title which is then grouped within your library. Also I would like it to be able to scan and recognise book titles (possibly connect to goodreads) so I can group the notes without having to manually enter the books name. Obviously what I'm after is an app that provides note taking functions similar to how Kindle does but for physical books. Thanks for any help anyone can provide. [link] [comments]  |
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