Apps

MyGarden is an OPEN-SOURCE (GPLv3) mobile application aimed at the general public whose objective is to help the user design an environmentally friendly vegetable garden.Good/bad associations between fruits and vegetables... It can sometimes be complicated to take into account all the essential criteria that will enable the design of a vegetable garden with a naturally optimised production. It is therefore with the help of a simple and playful interface that the user is invited to select the desired fruits/vegetables and to draw the zones of his vegetable garden so that MyGarden can automatically define which fruits/vegetables are associated on which zones.Note that the data from MyGarden are valid only for France. There is currently no support for other climates.

View information about hackerspaces and makerspaces registered in the SpaceAPI directory. This includes: Location and contact information Opening status Sensor values A widget displaying the current open/closed status on the Android home screen ...and much more! History This app was originally developed in 2012 by @rorist from the FIXME Lausanne hackspace. In 2021, the app was transferred to the SpaceAPI community repositories and is now mainly being developed by members of Coredump.

MyKanji is an interactive, pastel-themed Android app to help you practice and memorize basic Japanese kanji using multiple-choice questions, sound effects, and cat animations. 🎮 Features Random kanji quiz with English translations 4-choice questions with one correct answer Correct and incorrect feedback dialogs Tracks your current streak and kanji seen Sound effects and animated cats for motivation

MyMood is a minimalistic and simple app that gives you an empty mood page per day to fill it. You can add events that effected your mood today, see all the events by their effect and keep track of the day you added.

The purpose of MyMusicQoE is to gather statistics of music streaming quality of experience. This application was based on Ultrasonic and uses an airsonic server.

Create, edit, delete and sync your notes with ownCloud. In order to use this app you will need: * https://f-droid.org/packages/com.owncloud.android

MyShare is an Android share target that sends photos and documents to a user-configured server over HTTP POST. It uploads only content explicitly shared by the user and does not use ads, analytics, tracking, or proprietary services.

Share your Geo Location as Latitude and Longitude with your own template. * Large accessible buttons to share quick your latitude and longitude * Create your own share template with an editor * Use net or satellite native app services what works on offline mode * Quick to use when user is on the field

Myne is a FOSS Android application for downloading and reading ebooks from Project Gutenberg. It uses the GutenDex API to fetch metadata for ebooks in the backend. Additionally, it functions as an EPUB reader, allowing you to easily import and immerse yourself in your favorite EPUB books! Highlights: - Clean & beautiful UI based on Google's material design three guidelines. - Browse and download over 70k free ebooks available in multiple languages and updated daily. - Comes with inbuilt ebook reader while also having an option to use third-party ebook readers - Compatible with Android 7.0 and above (API 24+) - Supports Material You theming in devices running on Android 12+ - Comes in both light and dark mode. - MAD: UI and logic written with pure Kotlin. Single activity, no fragments, only composable destinations. PS: *The name of the app is inspired from the main character of an anime called Ascendance of a Bookworm.* Note: The app also uses the Google Books API to fetch some extra data like book summary and pages count etc, as the GutenBerg project don't include those values in their metadata. It tries it's best to map the data received from Google books with Gutenberg's metadata but the mapping is not 100% accurate and not all books available on GutenBerg is also available on Google books or is available but with different title, so you may find some books without summary or page count etc.

Anonymity you can rent by the minute Mysterium Dark is peer-to-peer, so there’s no email, no contracts and no locked-in costs. Switch on and off whenever you need, and only pay for what you actually use. Use untraceable internet money Don’t want to involve credit cards, banks or cash? Use cryptocurrency and pay for your privacy the fast and anonymous way. Open source from day one It’s privacy, powered by transparent technology. We’re designed to keep you hidden, but our source-code is open for anyone to see. Distributed logs, decentralised power Mysterium Network is powered by a global community. There’s no central point of control or failure, and nowhere to store your logs. We can’t track or keep logs of your traffic, even if we're asked to. Earn while you sleep Don’t need a VPN 24/7? Rent your spare bandwidth to help power the network and earn while you work, rest or play. Uncrackable security WireGuard®️ protocol matched with the highest-grade ChaCha20 and Poly1305 encryption with BLAKE2 cryptographic hashing. No agency, hacker or supercomputer could ever crack this. Legal: Terms & Conditions - https://mysterium.network/terms-conditions/ About Mysterium Network: Website - https://mysterium.network/ GitHub - https://github.com/MysteriumNetwork Node runners - https://mystnodes.com/ Join the conversation: Discord - https://discord.com/invite/n3vtSwc Twitter - https://twitter.com/MysteriumNet Announcement Telegram Channel - https://t.me/Mysterium_Network Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/MysteriumNetwork Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/MysteriumNet What is Mysterium Network? Mysterium Network is an open-source project fighting censorship, surveillance and cybercrime through decentralized technology. We believe that to decentralize the internet is to democratize it; an internet powered by people is the next stage of its technological and social evolution. Our P2P node network can power all sorts of exciting apps, including the world's first decentralized VPN. Powerful encryption and layered protection protocols guarantee your privacy and anonymity while you freely explore content from around the world. Our global network lays the groundwork for all kinds of world-first distributed services to be built on top of it, so plug in and help us build the open-source future.

A remote control system for MythTV featuring: * Support MythTV 0.21 - 0.26 * Optimised for both phone and tablet screens * Coverart / fanart display (MythTV 0.25+) * Standard and 'gesture' remote control interfaces * Move in-progress playback between frontends and/or the device itself * Wake and unlock upon device movement whilst in remotes * Display of detected commercial breaks * Browse, schedule, delete and play recordings * Stream recordings and videos to the android device * Music remote with album art * Video browsing and playback * Status and Program guide viewers * Automatic discovery of frontends and backend * Supports multiple frontends * Hardware keyboard 'passthru' * Frontend Wake On Lan * Call / SMS info display on MythTV OSD * Automated, secure, muxed connection for simplified use when away from home

Show NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day in https://f-droid.org/packages/net.nurik.roman.muzei.

NASA Images randomly selects a picture from NASA Image and Video Library, shows it, provides its description and other related info, and allows to download or share it.

NATINFo+ is an example of a client application that can be used to search for and consult offences in the NATINF nomenclature via the NATINFo API (https://codeberg.org/retiolus/natinfo). What does ‘NATINF’ mean? ‘NATINF is the nomenclature of French offences (NATure d'INFraction). This nomenclature is defined by the French Ministry of Justice. It is used by all legal services and government departments, in particular to record proceedings, monitor statistics, etc.’ - justice.gouv.fr Features The application lets you search for an offence by NATINF number, title, article of law, code, etc., and consult all the information using the NATINFo API. Its main advantage over the natinfo.app site is that it downloads all the available data on the first launch and stores it locally. This means you can consult it offline - with the added bonus of faster display times. The data is then updated automatically with each search when the connection is active. The app is also customisable: light or dark theme, badge colour (fince/offence/crime), it provides a history of NATINF consultations and favourites management for quicker retrieval, and offers practical tools for calculating blood alcohol content, speed and locating road points.

The Open Source app NATO Alphabet Memorizer aims to help users learn the NATO Phonetic Alphabet

Features * View your passwords (with quick copy to clipboard functionality) * Create/Update/Delete your passwords * Autofill Support on Android * View/Set/Unset your favorites * Fast search of your passwords * View your passwords in folder view * Optional Local Biometric Authentication * Local cache of your passwords (if you have no current internet connection) * Nextcloud theming * Displaying the logos of supported websites for saved passwords

This is a fork of NCalc+ to make NCalc fully free (it removes the dependencies on proprietary libraries).NCalc+ is a calculator for Algebra, Analytics, Trigonometrics, Determination of Statistics, and more. It does not show the steps to solve the equations, system of equations, derivative… but only for the final result.Note: this app is no longer maintained, there will be no further updates.

A configurable manga client for Android. Forked from NClientV2 by Dar9586, updated for modern Android. Requires Android 7.0 (API 24) and above. The app ships as an empty shell. Configure a supported source in Settings to unlock full functionality. Features - Browse main page - Search by query or tags - Include or exclude tags - Blur or hide excluded tags - Download galleries - Favorite galleries - PIN lock for privacy - Share galleries - Open in browser - Bookmarks - History What's new in V3 - Material 3 / Material You design - Fixed for Android 15+ (edge-to-edge, status bar) - Fixed CDN webp image loading - Updated build system and dependencies - Removed crash reporting / tracking - App ships as SFW empty shell by default

Toolkit sample for NFC/NDEF/"Beam". Repository contains libraries for developing your own projects as well. Features: * Read NFC tags and "beams" (push/P2P) from other devices. * Write NDEF payloads to any tye of tag. * Beam (pushd/P2P) to other devices.

Customize how your alarms look, easily create/delete alarms, and more. Each alarm can be configured however you want to use it. For those that struggle to wake up, you can restrict the volume or have it gradually increase when your alarm goes off. You can also use an NFC card or tag to dismiss your alarm. See the full list of features below for a more detailed look into all the things you can do. Features: * Edit and view alarms all in one screen. * Swipe left to delete an alarm. * Swipe right to copy an alarm. * Play music from your phone to wake up. Can even choose to play all the music in a folder. * Use NFC to dismiss an alarm. This is optional and can be set on a per-alarm basis. Found by selecting the gear icon next to the volume slider of an alarm. * Gradually increase the volume when your alarm goes off. This is optional and can be set on a per-alarm basis. Found by selecting the gear icon next to the volume slider of an alarm. * Restrict changing the volume when your alarm goes off. This is optional and can be set on a per-alarm basis. Found by selecting the gear icon next to the volume slider of an alarm. * Text-to-speech when your alarm goes off. It will say the current time to you at whatever cadence you choose. This is optional and can be set on a per-alarm basis. Found by selecting the gear icon next to the volume slider of an alarm. * Choose which audio source you want the alarm sound to play out of (Alarm, Call, Music, Notification, Ringtone). This is optional and can be set on a per-alarm basis. Found by selecting the gear icon next to the volume slider of an alarm. * Customize the colors of: the theme, name of the alarm, days in which the alarm runs, time, and AM/PM. Found in Settings › Appearance. * View statistics of how many alarms you have dismissed/snoozed/missed, and how many you have created/deleted. Permissions: * NFC: (Optional) Allow the app to detect NFC tags. * Storage: (Optional) Read music that is stored on the phone. You are prompted to enable this permission if and only if you choose to play music as the alarm ringtone. Otherwise, this permission is unused. * Vibrate: (Optional) Allow the app to vibrate the phone. * Startup: (Required) Restore alarms when the phone is turned on. By default, Android will delete alarms when the phone is turned off. * Wakelock: (Required) Prevent the phone from sleeping so that an activated alarm will continue to go off.

A distributed data archive system using NFC tags. Store files across multiple NFC tags and restore them later. Split any file into parts and write them to NFC tags. Scan the tags in any order to reassemble and restore the original file. Features: * File archiving — split any file into parts for writing to NFC tags * Text archiving — store text messages across NFC tags * Restoration — scan tags in any order and assemble the original file * Compression — optional GZIP compression to reduce the number of tags needed * Encryption — AES-256-GCM encryption with password protection (PBKDF2 key derivation) * Offline operation — no network connection required Supported NFC Tags: * NTAG213 (144 bytes) * NTAG215 (504 bytes) * NTAG216 (888 bytes) * MIFARE Ultralight (48 bytes) * MIFARE Ultralight C (144 bytes) Uses the NFAR v1 binary format with a 28-byte header, CRC32 integrity checking, and UUID-based archive identification. Chunks can be scanned in any order and are validated automatically. NFC Archiver is free and open source software. No tracking, no ads, no network access required.

Scan Japanese driving licenses with the NFC reader on your device and read more info on them.

Unlock KeePass database with any NFC tags such as: * Mifare Ultralight * Mifare Classic * NTAG203 * Sony SmartTag (few types are R/W) Supports: * Keepass2Android online * Keepass2Android offline * KeePassDroid Security: NFC tag stores only random numbers, and the password is encrypted with those numbers (AES-128 algorithm), stored in protected Android device memory. An attacker would have to scan(copy) your NFC tag and either steal and root your Android device to get your password. If you suspect that your NFC tag has been read, you can use NFC Key again to re-write it with new random values, rendering the previous information useless.

NFC Quick Settings is a simple, open source, utility for quickly checking the device's current NFC status, and enabling or disabling NFC with as few taps as possible. NFC Quick Settings has no user interface of it's own. Instead, once installed, you will see a new "NFC" tile available when customising your Quick Settings menu. See "Add, remove, or move a setting" in Android Help for more information on customising the Quick Settings menu: https://support.google.com/android/answer/9083864?hl=en#customize_settings Once the NFC Quick Settings tile has been added to your Quick Settings menu, the tile will show the current NFC status. Android security limitations do not allow any third-party apps, such as this, to turn NFC on or off directly, so when tapped, the NFC Quick Settings tile will simply open the device's NFC Settings page (if the device has one), where you can enable or disable NFC as desired. NFC Quick Settings also has an advanced mode that allows NFC to be toggled directly from the tile, without having to going the NFC Settings page. But this advanced mode requires special permissions, which can only be granted via the Android Debug Bridge on a desktop computer. You can read more about this mode at https://github.com/pcolby/nfc-quick-settings?tab=readme-ov-file#advanced-mode NFC Quick Settings is freely available under the GPLv3 open source license. The source code is available at https://github.com/pcolby/nfc-quick-settings

NFC Radio is a simple audio player for children and adults that allows you to control your music using NFC tags. Simply place an NFC tag on your phone to play or pause your audio file or music.