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Scan your local network for connected devices. Inspired by Fing. The goal is to provide a quick and easy overview over the local network. Data sources include: * Ping devices * Network Service Discovery (Bonjour, Avahi) * ARP-Tables * open TCP and UDP ports

Browser based on WebView. It allows you to open links in other apps without switching to the browser app (and thus minimizing the currently used one).

NitroShare simplifies the task of sending files from one device to another on a local network. * Automatic peer discovery * Support for transferring multiple files and folders * Transfers optimized for maximum bandwidth utilization * Compatible with the NitroShare desktop application * Light and dark theme * Fully open source and completely free of ads and trackers Files can be sent directly from the app itself or using the share menu from within other applications. The desktop application is available at the homepage.

If you didn't know already, Nitter is a free, open-source frontend for Twitter maintained by Zedeus on GitHub. All praise to the Nitter service goes to them. Thanks to Android WebView, you can have a completely separate app for Nitter and isolate your cookies and history from your main browser app, which is a privacy bonus. Full details about this client can be found in the projects' README file on GitLab.

Nitterify simply forwards X/Twitter links to a Nitter instance. No additional permission is required!

Nitterium is a modern, native Android app that provides a clean, privacy-respecting way to consume Twitter/X content. By leveraging Nitter instances, it avoids tracking and requires no user account, all wrapped in a beautiful Jetpack Compose interface.This app allows you to browse Twitter/X content without an account and subscribe to your favorite user profiles.Important: This depends entirely on Nitter persistence and the operational state of public Nitter instances. It's important to check the source and health of the instance you are using.Features:Privacy First: No ads, tracking, or account required.Nitter Integration: Browse via your preferred instance.Subscriptions: Save and re-arrange accounts locally via drag-and-drop.Feed Groups: Organize your subscriptions into customizable categories with distinct icons and colors.Long-Press & Sharing: Easily share, copy, or open links and media directly via long-press actions.Image Viewer: Swipe to dismiss and direct downloads.Pull-to-Refresh: Swipe down to reload content seamlessly.Dynamic Theming: Material 3 design adapts to system theme.Modern UI: Fast and responsive native interface.Deep Linking: Intercepts Twitter/X/Nitter links automatically.RTL Support: Supports RTL content by default.FOSS: 100% open-source software.

Nix-on-Droid brings Nix package manager of NixOS fame to your mobile device. If you're not after its advanced features, you might still be interested in tapping into nixpkgs, a vast collection of precompiled software. At first start the app will download Nix repackaged for Android, leaving you with a barebones system afterwards. If you are an experienced Nix user, you know what to do next. If you are in doubt, follow the on-screen instructions, to install more of the familiar Linux software and declaratively manage your environment. NOTE: this software is alpha-quality. Users that value stability and Android integration over features and package selection might better be served with Termux as of now. Nix-on-Droid uses a fork of Termux application as a terminal emulator.

No Thanks! is a card game created by Thorsten Gimmler, ideal for groups of three to seven players. Originally known as Geschenkt!, it was first published by Amigo Spiele in 2004 and later translated into English by Z-Man Games. Card Range: The game features playing cards numbered from 3 to 35. Before the game begins, nine cards are randomly selected and removed from the deck, which is then thoroughly shuffled. Chips Distribution: The number of chips each player receives at the start of the game depends on the player count. With 3 to 5 players, each player begins with 11 chips. For 6 players, each starts with 9 chips, and in games with 7 players, each player receives 7 chips. Players also have the option to conceal their chips from others if they wish. Game Initiation: The first player initiates the game by revealing the top card from the shuffled deck. They have a choice: they can either take the card, accumulating points according to its value, or opt to pass on it by paying a chip, which is then placed on the card. The player must declare "No thanks!" when passing. Subsequently, play continues in a clockwise direction, with each player making the same decision when their turn arrives. Collecting Cards and Chips: The gameplay continues until a player decides to take the card along with all the chips accumulated on it, if any. The player who accepts the card then flips over the next card and repeats the process, deciding whether to take it or pass it. This pattern persists until all the cards in the deck have been taken. Scoring: In the final scoring phase of the game, players calculate their points based on the values of the cards they have collected. Notably, cards in a consecutive run are treated as a single card with the lowest value. For example, a run of cards with numbers 30, 29, 28, and 27 would be considered a 27-point set. Each chip held by a player incurs a negative point, resulting in a strategic consideration to minimize the number of chips you accumulate. Victory: The player or players with the lowest overall point total win the game. Mastering the art of minimizing card values and judicious chip management are key strategies for success in No Thanks!

Mobile application for reporting anomalies in the neighbourhoods of Portugal, such as potholes in the pavement or uncollected rubbish.

Since google suspended the app I had to rename the package therefore the app is continued as [[eu.roggstar.batterycalibrate]] This is a Data Privacy respecting app without any trackers, ads or unneccessary permissions:https://reports.exodus-privacy.eu.org/en/reports/eu.roggstar.batterycalibrator/ How to use it: 1. Charge your phone to 100% 2. Click on the calibrate button 3. Disconnect your charger 4. Profit! What does it do: This app deletes the battery configuration file. And your new ROM will create a new one (a better one). Note that: Root is needed in order for this app to work. There are many apps out there just pretending to do something... There are many apps with annoying advertisements out there... This app does really it's thing without any ads. Long live FOSS. Disclaimer: I'm not responsible for any damage that may or may not happen to your device.

The purpose of this application is to get access to Facebook events without an account. Therefore it does not use the Facebook API. Instead it opens the Facebook event URI and downloads the website HTML code. This source should contain the event information in form of structured data. That data is extracted and used to create Android events. Features: * Does not use Facebook API * Supports "open-with" and "share-to" * Independent from Facebook regional sub-domain URLs * Saves history of scraped events * Handles upcoming events from pages

A tool to manage which Android™ apps can run in the background using adb, Shizuku, or root. You probably don't need some random takeaway app doing anything in the background. And maybe you don't want that mobile game wasting your data when you're not using it. NoMoreBackground gives you a list of your apps and lets you choose which of them you want having background permissions, all on one screen, to help you get the most out of your battery. And the best part? When you're done, you can close NoMoreBackground and move on with your life. No need to "optimize" every day like some other tools: set and forget! Tip: Some apps may still run in the background even if you turn them off here. If you use an app very infrequently, right click it and archive it. The app itself will be uninstalled but its data will remain. This means when you next open it, it'll be reinstalled and you'll still be logged in. Android is a trademark of Google LLC.

Open source notepad and to-do list app using the latest Android technologies. * Dash clock support (yes, it still works) * Notifications: set reminders at a certain time, with optional repetition on certain weekdays * Language selection * Widget, with lockscreen support, resizeable and configurable * Password-protect important notes * Move tasks between different lists * Drag to reorder tasks * Integration with Android Agenda widget * Search * Use emojis as tags 🏷️ * Light and dark themes * Back up (import and export) notes to a JSON file * Sync with an ORG file on the local storage * note history with all previous versions * recycle bin for deleted notes To improve this app, make a donation, or simply share ideas, come visit at https://github.com/spacecowboy/NotePad

NoProvider2Push is a UnifiedPush distributor able to provide push notifications without a push provider. It's a pretty niche UnifiedPush distributor mostly useful for development purposes and advanced users at this moment. To work, it needs a static address even with the roaming. It is achievable with a custom network such as a VPN (eg. wireguard) or the yggdrasil network. For more information about UnifiedPush, visit https://unifiedpush.org

NoStorageRestrict is an Xposed module that removes the restriction when selecting folders (Downloads/Android) through the file manager on Android 11 and higher.

NoWakeLock allows you to get control over Wakelocks, Services and Alarms With the update of Android version, doze mode is enough to suppress the power consumption of the background of the application, but some advanced users still hope to be able to control the wakelock by themselves. Features * Lookup queries are punctuation, diacritics and case insensitive. * See which apps are triggering Wakelock / Alarm / Service * Block any wakelock * Block any alarm * Prevent any service from running * possibility to block any of those only while the screen is locked

This application is a plugin to the existing popular Internet Messaging Application called WhatsApp, it is useless by itself. It makes clickable links to your WhatsApp chat work, without sharing the contact number with anybody.

Everyone loves simplicity and we ought to deliver it to our users. We know as you, our valuable user loves listening to your music and we take a step to combine your experience with our powerful Noad Music Player. Enjoy your music with the best in-built features, elegant design, and absolutely no ads. We don't require any internet connection and will never bother you with endless popups, an only flawless stream of music. As our user, your experience matter.

The app will automatically knock on the door of your websites (or web servers) on a chosen interval to make sure they are up and responding successfully. If something is wrong, you get a notification telling you so. How does it check if your server is up? An HTTP GET request is made, the response code is checked. Nock Nock can also do custom validation on the response, by searching for a term, or even by executing a custom block of JavaScript.

NodeLook is a general website checker for users facing internet restrictions. It helps users determine whether a service is accessible through their current connection, or whether it is filtered or unavailable.

For a lot of people, a little uniform background noise is helpful to remain calm and focused. In some cases, it also boosts productivity and lowers the effects of stress and anxiety. Background noise also masks tinnitus, calms agitated infants and improves reading and meditation experiences. Noice is an app that allows you to create personalised sound environments. It enables you to combine different sounds at different volume levels to create perfect ambient atmospheres. These custom sound surroundings let you drown out distractions and allow you to concentrate. You can also use it to generate a serene, peaceful aura that encourages you to relax and fall asleep. BENEFITS • Reduce your stress and anxiety using a personalised ambience • Relax and unwind in a pacifying environment of your choice • Boost your productivity by replacing distracting noise • Improve concentration by being in a consistent atmosphere • Aid your reading and meditation experience with natural soundscapes • Calm down your babies using relaxing sounds • Mask your tinnitus with easing noise • Block distractions to lay back and fall asleep • Start your days to the gentler sounds of nature with mindful alarms • Soothe your migraines and headaches FREE FEATURES • Rich sound library • Google Cast or Chromecast enabled* • Auto sleep timer • Alarm Clock with up to 2 active alarms • Make and save your personalised mixes • Random mix generator to suit your every mood • Individual volume control for each sound • Play alongside a currently playing music player • Use Material You Dynamic colours on Android 12L or higher • No advertisements of any kind * Chromecast is only available when you download Noice from Google Play. PREMIUM FEATURES • Unlock additional audio clips in sounds • Real and natural sound variations generated on demand • Full offline playback • Ultra high-quality audio for streaming and downloading (up to 320 kbps) • Unlimited active alarms SOUND LIBRARY • Life (birds, crickets, wolves, heartbeat, purring cat) • Weather (morning or dawn, night, rain, thunder) • Places (bonfire or campfire, coffee shop, library, office, seaside, riverbank, scuba diving) • Travel (train, in-flight, creaking ship, electric car) • Things (fan, wall clock, wind chimes) • Raw noise (white, pink, brownian) APP PERMISSIONS • view network connections: for sound streaming and downloading • full network access: for communicating with the Noice servers, sound streaming and downloading • run at startup: for ensuring that Alarms persist across device reboots • prevent device from sleeping: for keeping the device CPU awake to provide uninterrupted playback when the screen turns off • install shortcuts: for adding Preset Shortcuts to the home screen • run foreground service: for continuous playback when the app is in the background • display full-screen notifications on a locked device: for displaying the alert when an alarm fires • control vibration: for vibrating the device when a vibration-enabled alarm fires Noice is open-source software. https://github.com/trynoice/android-app

This app allows you to quickly turn off noise cancellation on Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 (NC 700) and Bose QC 35 (QC35) headphones. It also allows a (less-useful) change of mode on Bose QC Earbuds and Bose QC 45 headphones (but not able to fully disable active noise cancellation on these devices). For example, the Bose Noise Cancelling Headphones 700 can cycle through noise cancellation presets, but these are on a scale from actively passing external sound through, to cancelling out external sound. In a very quiet room, any setting on this scale can result in an audible hiss, and you may not want any active pass-through/cancelling at all, but just the source sound. This app allows you to turn off noise cancellation, either in the app, or by adding a quick settings tile, or adding a single touch shortcut you can pin to your launcher. Noise cancelling will turn back on if you alter the noise control settings on the headphones, or when you next turn the headphones on.

NoiseCapture App is an application dedicated to the evaluation of your noise environment. It allows to perform measurements and, thus, to give information on your noise exposure. In addition, you can contribute to the realization of collaborative (or community) noise maps by anonymously sharing your measurements. New !: If your smartphone is already calibrated, you can now calibrate other smartphones with the application, based on the ambient noise. Select Automatic Calibration in the Calibration menu, in "Transmitter" mode for the reference smartphone and "Receiver" mode for the smartphones to be calibrated. Approach the smartphones together and start calibration from the reference smartphone. The rest is automatic. Features: • Noise measurement and calculation of acoustic indicators (Leq, Lamin, LAmax, LA10, LA50, LA90...) on a journey • Measurement description (text, photo, tags) • Viewing measurements on a map • Measurement history • Smartphone calibration with a reference device • Detailed help on using the application Recommendations for the 'best' measurement (see Help for details): • The smartphone should not be in the pocket but hand held • The smartphone microphone should not be hidden • The noise measurement must be carried out without adding noise! • It is possible to use an external and calibrated microphone Contribute to collaborative noise maps: • Allow the transfer of measures into the community • Realize mmeasurement outside buildings • Do not measure when rainning or with wind • Goto the collaborative noise map : http://noise-planet.org/map_noisecapture/index.html Contribute to the NoiseCapture project: • conttribute to the code development: https://github.com/Ifsttar/NoiseCapture • share your comments, questions: https://github.com/Ifsttar/NoiseCapture/issues • organize NoiseCapture Party to map your sound environment: http://noise-planet.org/ ------------------------------------------------------ NoiseCapture App respects your private life: • You fully control how the information is sent to the server • Only anonymous data is transferred • There are no audio recording: only acoustic indicators are calculated and transferred • NoiseCapture App requires only strictly necessary permissions Warning: • Although NoiseCapture App is developed by specialists, keep in mind that a smartphone will never replace a professional sound meter. If you need advanced expertise, contact a professional. • The quality of the measurement depends on the technical performance of your smartphone and its calibration. Depending on the nature of your phone and the version of Android used, it is possible that you can not measure with sufficient accuracy. NoiseCapture App is the result of collaboration between two French research laboratories, the Laboratory of Environmental Acoustics (Ifsttar) and DECIDE team of Lab-STICC (CNRS), with a support from the European Commission. More information: http://noise-planet.org/

Vector-graphics shoot-em-up from Kenta Cho. Ported to Android. Avoid the bullets and shoot the enemy. Collect the green stars to build your shield. Disable OpenGL in settings if you have graphical problems