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Magia DNI uses the device's camera to read the OCR data on Spanish identity cards, calculates its check digit and displays it. It is mostly of interest to Spanish people; its purpose is to debunk an urban legend that says that the check digit present on the OCR data represents the number of people who are named exactly as the card's holder.

Magisk is a suite of open source software for customizing Android, supporting devices higher than Android 5.0. Some highlight features: * MagiskSU: Provide root access for applications * Magisk Modules: Modify read-only partitions by installing modules * MagiskBoot: The most complete tool for unpacking and repacking Android boot images * Zygisk: Run code in every Android applications' processes

Magnifica is a magnifier app I built because sometimes text is tiny, labels are impossible to read, and product designers apparently enjoy using microscopic fonts. The name is a little bilingual joke, born of a glorious act of linguistic optimism. I'm Spanish, and "Magnifica" sounds a bit like "magnify" in English. At the same time it brings to mind magnífica in Spanish, which means "magnificent." So the goal was obvious: build a magnifier app that's, well... magnificent. WHAT IT DOES • Magnifies stuff. The tiny print on a medicine box, the impossible serial number on a router, the ingredients list written by someone who clearly hates you — or that suspicious little dot on your kid's leg that you really, really need to know is a freckle and not a tick. Point, zoom, see. • Sensible zoom. It steps in powers of two (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x…) and tops out at whatever your camera can actually do. Tap plus and minus, no fiddly pinching. • Tap to focus. See a blurry thing, tap it, it becomes a readable thing. • A torch. On the back camera it's your real flashlight. The front camera has no flash, so it turns the whole screen blindingly white and calls that a "flash." It's a hack. It works. • Front and back cameras, one button to flip between them. • Negative mode. Invert the colors with one tap — handy for low-contrast or light-on-dark text. The button even previews what you're about to switch to. WHAT IT DOESN'T DO No accounts. No ads. No mysterious permissions. It wants the camera, because it's a camera app, and then it would like to be left alone to do its job. Magnifica: a magnificent way to make small things bigger.

An automatic scoring compass for Riichi Mahjong that keeps track of points, player positions, and other aspects of the game state.

A collection of 19 solitaire games where the object is to remove all pieces from the game board by finding matching pairs of images from the both ends of lines of pieces. The built-in layout editor allows creation of new game layouts.

German email and cloud provider with calendar, contacts, and file storage.

Encrypted email suite from Belgium with OpenPGP, calendar, and contacts.

MainTask helps you never forget your recurring tasks: oil changes, vehicle inspection, insurance renewal, filter changes, backups… Set each task with its interval (every X days, weekly or monthly) and MainTask reminds you before it's due. Features: * Recurring tasks: fixed intervals, weekly or monthly * One-shot tasks, with or without a target date * Completion history for each task * Customizable notifications (3 days or 1 day before, at the time you choose) * "Done" and "Snooze" buttons right inside notifications * Scrollable home screen widget * Quick Settings tile * 5 color themes + dark mode * Backup export / import (history included) * Available in English and French Privacy-friendly: no ads, no trackers, no account. Everything stays on your device.

Simple fun app to play a sound when you touch a button, or when you whip your phone. This app is 1st attempt to create an Android app, but it is quite fun to use. You can virtually whip your friend, or make fun of them. You can play the Dun Dun Duuun or Suspense sound when someone is down during a murder party :-) . Did you see The Big Bang Theory episode when they whip each other or play a murder party ? The sounds are almost the same, and you can use the app like they do it on the show. Help : Push a button, and the sound is played. Quite simple :-) ! The bottom button with the icon repeat the last played sound. You can also use the keyboard (Key 1 to 5, and R for repeating the last sound). The last sound is also played when you do a whip move with your phone. The sounds can't be changed (it will come in a future version). Sounds are made by myself, or came from Simon Lacelle (see freesound.org) or from Dick De Benedictis. All of them are open and free to use.

MakeACopy is an open-source document scanner app for Android that allows you to digitize paper documents with offline OCR functionality. The app is privacy-friendly and works completely offline — no cloud connection, no tracking. Features: • Camera scanning: Capture documents using your device’s camera • Edge detection: Automatic document boundary detection using OpenCV, enhanced by a custom-trained ONNX inference model • Perspective correction: Manually or automatically adjust document perspective • Grayscale export: Optional grayscale filter applied during PDF creation • OCR: Offline text recognition using PaddleOCR in the published paddle flavor • PDF export: Save scanned documents as searchable PDFs • Share & save: Export locally or share via other apps • Dark mode: System-based Material 3 theme with light and dark appearance • Privacy-focused: Fully offline — no data leaves your device The F-Droid and Google Play listings provide the paddle flavor with PaddleOCR. The standard flavor with Tesseract remains available through GitHub Releases for users who still need Tesseract language data or workflows. MakeACopy is F-Droid compliant and builds native libraries from source during the build process, ensuring that no prebuilt binaries are included in the repository. All components are open source and respect your privacy. MakeACopy is free and open source. If you find it useful, please consider supporting development: https://ko-fi.com/egdels License: Apache License 2.0

This add-on provides the higher-accuracy Tesseract “Best” models for English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Dutch, Polish, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Romanian, Danish, Norwegian, and Swedish. • No permissions, no internet – data only • Works only with MakeACopy • Import the models inside MakeACopy after installing • Recommended for small fonts or challenging scans Note: This package has no launcher icon. Open MakeACopy → OCR → tools icon (“Manage OCR models”) → Import.

Built entirely in native Kotlin, runs fully on-device, avoids tracking, and keeps distractions to a minimum by emphasizing clarity and intentional interaction.

Built entirely in native Kotlin, runs fully on-device, avoids tracking, and keeps distractions to a minimum by emphasizing clarity and intentional interaction.

Convenient tool for any Linux enthusiast familiar with manpages. Provides a fast way to search, browse and save manpages via mankier.com. AntiFeature described applies only to http exchange with mankier.com website. All cached and local manpage search/view works without it as well. Features: * Supports searching for a single command * Supports explaining command one-liners * Supports browsing and indexing of man chapters * Supports caching of man pages that were previously accessed * Supports downloading local archive for offline work * Has dark theme :)

Mancala is a traditional board game that involves strategy, counting, and some luck. This implementation of Mancala is developed for Android, allowing players to enjoy the game on their mobile devices. Now only supports English. For the command-line interface (CLI) implementation, see https://github.com/Willie169/mancala-cli.

Generates the Mandelbrot fractal, and at each point, allows you to see the associated Julia set fractal.

Translate or convert malayalam text to manglish. Useful for people who can't read malayalam, but understands it. "കേരളം" will be converted to "Keralam". Features * Fast, quick conversion * Ability to select text in other apps, browsers and share to this app to convert * No ads, bloatware * As lightweight as possible More about app : https://subinsb.com/manglish

Manholer is a native Android app for utility and field work: record manholes, inlet boxes, and other structures. Document pipe directions and invert details. Capture simple measurements and notes per project. Highlights • Organize work by project (name, ID, job). • Structure-centric workflow: manholes, inlet grates, pipe directions. • Map view to see features in context. • Attach photos of the structure. • Export project data for reporting: PDF and CSV formats. License Open source under the GNU Affero General Public License v3 (AGPL-3.0). Source code https://git.evulid.cc/cyberes/manholer

Manhood of Humanity, Second Edition A. Korzybski This work began with a functional definition of 'man', formulated in 1921, based on an analysis of uniquely human potentials; specifically, that each generation can start where the previous one left off. I called this characteristic the 'time-binding' capacity .... We no longer have to blind ourselves to the old dogmas about the 'immutability of human nature' because we have discovered that we can change it. We should realize our human potentials so that we can go to the future with some hope. Alfred Korzybski. General Semantics (GS) was developed by Alfred Korzybski, a Polish engineer who settled in the United States after World War I. The death and destruction of war horrified him and prompted him to search for an answer to the question of how humans have been able to advance technologically so far, yet are unable to put their relationships in order. After researching this question for more than a decade, he formulated a general semantics, which he presented most fully in his book Science and Sanity (1933). «General semantics is not any kind of 'philosophy', 'psychology', or 'logic'. It is a new extensional discipline through which we explain and learn how to apply our nervous systems most effectively.» - A. Korzybski «In general semantics, we do not 'preach' 'morality' or 'ethics' per se, but teach students awareness of abstraction, awareness of multi-order evaluation mechanisms, relationship orientation, etc., which lead to cortico-thalamic integration, and as a result 'morality', 'ethics', awareness of social responsibility, etc., follow automatically. » - A. Korzybski Alfred Korzybski was born in the late 19th century into a noble family living in the Russian-occupied part of politically divided Poland. "I was born silent," he wrote - an observer looking around with an interest in what was happening. From an early age, he realized his calling to "solve problems." His father, an engineer by profession, fostered in him a respect for math and physics, and their practical applications. (Alfred later studied engineering himself.) He grew up a Polish patriot under the oppression of the Tsarist dictatorship. While serving in Russian army intelligence, he witnessed the horrors of World War I on the eastern front. By then, having moved to North America, he had witnessed the reckless behavior of people (including himself) for half his life. "I was simply tired of human stupidity. I didn't care about anything else." Korzybski spent the rest of his days in a purposeful search and attempt to realize his life's dream - to promote harmony among people by understanding and solving the problems of human stupidity (preventable inadequate evaluation) and its consequences. What is it that human beings possess that makes them make tremendous progress in some areas (math, science, applied technology), but come to such a decline in others? Could we find a way to prevent at least some of the human ills and societal problems that Korzybski has seen? Would we have been able to update our maps (both in the narrow and broad sense of the term), including maps of ourselves, to avoid unnecessary misunderstandings and conflicts between people in society? Experience convinced him that people should develop their thinking abilities (which for Korzybski did not exist separately from their emotional life). He was troubled by the lack of a way to help thinking in a purposeful and systematic way. ("Where are we taught how to think? Nowhere.") His knowledge of science and mathematics also convinced him to try to develop a method of thinking for everyday life based on these disciplines. Korzybski conducted research on the 'strange' hypothesis - unconscious factors of personal and social adaptation (sanity) are realized in the professional behavior - including language - of scientists and mathema

MapComplete has more than 70 maps, each showing features within a certain topic. For example: - Restaurants, including information about vegan, vegetarian, gluten-free and lactose-free options - Shops - Healthcare providers such as doctors, pharmacies, dentists, physical therapists... - Vending machines - Drinking water fountains - Public bookcases - Public toilets - Defibrillators (AEDs) - Bicycle pumps and bicycle shops - Artworks and statues - Benches - Waste baskets and containers - Pubs - Playgrounds - Charging stations - Surveillance cameras - Advertisement billboards - Climbing gyms - Schools - Memorials - Hackerspaces - Ski pistes When selecting an item, all the relevant information is shown in a user-friendly way. Unknown information can be easily added by answering the questions, which will be saved into OpenStreetMap directly (this requires a free account). An (anonymous) review can be left for some types of features, hosted by https://Mangrove.reviews, a libre and open data review project. Images are fetched from various sources, such as Panoramax, Wikipedia and Mapillary. New images can be contributed to Panoramax directly from within MapComplete.

MapEver allows you to easily navigate in small areas (e.g. zoos or parks) where specific online maps are not available. Using only the phone's GPS, you can navigate on a photographed map of your location to get around smoothly.

How to play: 1. Find two marbles and an empty location lying together along a line -- that is "marble-marble-empty" or "empty -marble-marble". This pattern can be in horizontal or vertical direction. 2. Select the marble away from the empty location. Then select the empty location. The selected marble will jump over the adjacent one to the empty location: now the pattern will be "empty-empty-marble" or "marble-empty-empty". The middle marble gets removed by this. Similarly, go on removing the marbles one by one till you reach a state when there are no two marbles together with an adjacent vacant position.

Uses the magnetic sensor to show the orientation. We don't have v2.0+ as the source code isn't published.

MarkReader is a lightweight, offline markdown and code file reader for Android. Open markdown files to see a clean, rendered view with support for headings, bold, italic, blockquotes, inline code, fenced code blocks, and tables. Open code files to get syntax highlighting for dozens of programming languages powered by Prism4j. FEATURES - Markdown rendering with full CommonMark support including tables - Syntax highlighting for code files (Kotlin, Python, JavaScript, Java, C, C++, HTML, CSS, JSON, YAML, and more) - Built-in editor with markdown preview — switch between Edit and Preview tabs - Formatting toolbar for common markdown syntax (bold, italic, headings, code blocks, links, lists) - Open files directly from any file manager via the standard share/open intent - Save edited files back in place or export to a new location via Save As - Create new files from scratch - Material You design with dynamic color, dark and light themes - Edge-to-edge display - No internet required — all processing is done locally on your device - No ads, no analytics, no tracking PRIVACY MarkReader does not collect, transmit, or share any data. It requires no special permissions — it only reads files that you explicitly open or create. Your files never leave your device. PERMISSIONS No permissions required. Files are opened through Android's standard content URI system, so no storage permission is needed.