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solXpect forecasts the output of your photovolatic system (PV) This app takes direct and diffuse radiation data from Open-Meteo.com, calculates the position of the sun and projects the radiation on your solar panel. It shows the estimated energy production for the next hours and up to 16 days. Features: - Ideal for balcony power plants - Hourly and daily forecasts for the output for up to 16 days - 100% privacy, no advertisements Minimum permissions: solXpect only requires the minimum amount of permission, namely only the INTERNET permission. This permission is necessary for retrieving weather data.

sonqui is a small "one-tap app" for Android sharing quickly geolocation data with map links. It gets the detailed technical geolocation data and generates map links for Google Maps, OpenStreetMap, Bing Maps, and Yandex Maps. It can also be used as a real-time speedometer.

spaRSS DecSync is a fork of spaRSS which adds synchronization using DecSync. To start synchronizing, all you have to do is synchronize the selected DecSync directory, using for example Syncthing.

SplitCat simplifies file splitting and merging, making it easier to manage large files without needing complex command-line tools. Some typical use cases include:Splitting large files into smaller chunks for sharing via email or uploading to platforms with size limits.Merging chunks back into the original file seamlessly.

Note: This app can no longer be updated, its repository was removed in 5/2017 (source code is available from mirrors, though). If the app stopped working, please report. With spyNet Camera it is possible to use an Android device as a wireless IP camera. This way, it is possible to renew old smartphones and tablets, realizing your own video surveillance system easily, even on the WEB. The integrated cloud support allows to access the angelcam and Mangocam services quickly, with no need to configure the router. It works with the WiFi or by using the mobile data connectivity.

An Android client with OverTLS & SSRoT support, modified from Shadowsocks Android. OverTLS is a new proxy which is basically SSRoT without SSR and SS, keeping only the Rust implementation of oT. It's very fast and stable.

stasis is a backup and recovery system with an emphasis on security and privacy; no personal information is collected, no unencrypted data leaves a client device and all encryption keys are fully in the control of their owner.For more information, visit https://github.com/sndnv/stasis

Official Android port of the popular strongSwan VPN solution. # FEATURES AND LIMITATIONS # Uses the VpnService API featured by Android 4+. Devices by some manufacturers seem to lack support for this - strongSwan VPN Client won't work on these devices! Uses the IKEv2 key exchange protocol Uses IPsec for data traffic Full support for changed connectivity and mobility through MOBIKE (or reauthentication) Supports username/password EAP authentication (namely EAP-MSCHAPv2, EAP-MD5 and EAP-GTC) as well as RSA/ECDSA private key/certificate authentication to authenticate users, EAP-TLS with client certificates is also supported Combined RSA/ECDSA and EAP authentication is supported by using two authentication rounds as defined in RFC 4739 VPN server certificates are verified against the CA certificates pre-installed or installed by the user on the system. The CA or server certificates used to authenticate the server can also be imported directly into the app. IKEv2 fragmentation is supported if the VPN server supports it (strongSwan does so since 5.2.1) Split-tunneling allows sending only certain traffic through the VPN and/or excluding specific traffic from it Per-app VPN allows limiting the VPN connection to specific apps, or exclude them from using it The IPsec implementation currently supports the AES-CBC, AES-GCM, ChaCha20/Poly1305 and SHA1/SHA2 algorithms Passwords are currently stored as cleartext in the database (only if stored with a profile) VPN profiles may be imported from files Supports managed configurations via enterprise mobility management (EMM) Details and a changelog can be found in our documentation: https://docs.strongswan.org/docs/latest/os/androidVpnClient.html # PERMISSIONS # READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE: Allows importing VPN profiles and CA certificates from external storage on some Android versions QUERY_ALL_PACKAGES: Required on Android 11+ to select apps to ex-/include in VPN profiles and the optional EAP-TNC use case # EXAMPLE SERVER CONFIGURATION # Example server configurations may be found in our documentation: https://docs.strongswan.org/docs/latest/os/androidVpnClient.html#_server_configuration Please note that the host name (or IP address) configured with a VPN profile in the app *must be* contained in the server certificate as subjectAltName extension. # FEEDBACK # Please post bug reports and feature requests via GitHub: https://github.com/strongswan/strongswan/issues/new/choose If you do so, please include information about your device (manufacturer, model, OS version etc.). The log file written by the key exchange service can be sent directly from within the application.

Uncomplicated simple: if you manage your long, complicated and secure passwords in a password manager app (like KeePassDroid) on your Android device, you can now "type" them easily on any other device, be it a phone, tablet, or PC running Windows, Linux, or MacOS. sub rosa allows you to program (over USB or NFC) the static password of your YubiKey which then can be used to "type" the password with the touch of a finger. Once you are done "typing" your long, complicated and secure password, remember to wipe clean your YubiKey... Is not much security if anyone can "type" your password by touching the YubiKey! sub rosa is an Android app, built on top of YubiKit library provided by Yubico, Keyboards The various keyboards accept the following characters: • US: space, \n, \t and abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789!"#$%&'`()*+-=,./:;<>?@[\]^_{}|~ • UK: space, \n, \t and abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789!@£$%&'`()*+-=,./:;<>?"[#]^_{}~¬ • DE: space, \n, \t and abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789!"#$%&'()*+-=,./:;<>?^_`§´ÄÖÜßäöü • FR: space, \n, \t and abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789!"$%&'()*+-=,./:;<_£§°²µàçèéù • IT: space, \n, \t and abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789!"#$%&'()*+,-./:;<=>?@\^_`|£§°çèéàìòù • MODHEX: bcdefghijklnrtuvBCDEFGHIJKLNRTUV Version 1.0.10 - preparing for F-Droid - preparing to add Nitrokey 3 support

Take over control of the finest aspects of the system UI and personalise your Android experience without limits with the official Substratum theme engine, free to use and powered by the constantly growing, community-driven collection of beautiful overlays.Theme engine support:Stock Oreo (OMS): Compatible with rooted and unrooted devices, in the case of the latter the Andromeda plugin is needed for Substratum to function correctly. You can find it at the Google Play Store.Detailed guide:A detailed guide can be found at XDA developers.Disclaimer:Having external, third party theme clients installed may cause issues with Substratum, including unforeseen bootloops, crashes, and more. Customer support will refuse to provide assistance to users running such applications, including Swift Installer.

A sudoku game which allows the user to draw the letters into the fields * Uses tiny-dnn and the MNIST dataset for character recognition * the games are generated using QQwing

SWOB (SMSWithoutBorders aka SMS without Borders) is a platforms which enables users with a smartphone to communicate with online third-party platforms using SMS messages.A typical use-case of the platforms is sending out emails from platforms such as Gmail accounts. This becomes a useful tool in cases where access to the internet is limited or completely unavailable. Usage of SWOB intales having a proactive approach to maintaining your communications; the features that SWOB supports require the users to take delebrate actions prior to usage.Our goal is not to replace the internet; for the most part, the internet is an already efficient method of communication with many abilities that surpass what's possible with simple SMS. Unfortunately, we still have a good portion of telecom users in the world who will have to rely on SMS for task built for the internet. Based on value, internet based communications are cheaper than SMS based communications. We are using SWOB on the bases of accessibility to a communication medium.

tSotaLog is a simple FLOSS Ham Radio app specifically desgined to log SOTA (Summit on the Air)QSOs. It is a fork from the more general TOTALOG which is designed to log for small contestsand portable operation. (Also available on F-Droid)Features include:Logging SOTA QSOsLogging Summit-to-Summit contactsEditing QSOsStoring incomplete QSOs and editing them later (useful in a pile-up)Exporting a CSV to import into SotaDataAutomatically rewrite summit-reference hbsz020 as HB/SZ-020

Simple graphical interface for Transdroid search plugin, can be used as search app in tTorrent.

TagDrop turns small files — text, HTML pages, images, audio, SVGs — into self-contained QR codes that work completely offline. Print one on a sticker or sheet of paper and leave it somewhere; anyone with the TagDrop app (or any QR scanner that follows tagdrop: links) can scan it and view the content immediately, with no internet connection, server, or account required. Think of it as a digital geocache: instead of a logbook in a box, the "cache" is the QR code itself. What you can do with it Drop a single page — encode text, an HTML page, an SVG image, or JSON into one QR code, either in-app (Create Cache) or with the web generator. Drop a whole "paper" — a printable sheet with a directory QR code (a paper manifest) plus one QR per file, built in-app (Create Paper) or with the web generator. Pages can link to each other with ordinary relative links, so a small static site survives being printed and scanned back in. Spread large content across multiple codes — split a payload too big for one QR into multiple sector codes placed along a trail. The app collects sectors in any order, reassembles and verifies them, and can recover a single missing sector from an optional parity code. Build trails, collections, and replies — link papers together with location hints, tag a loose set of stickers with a shared collection so they group into one card on the home screen and map, or mark a code as a reply to another to thread a conversation across drops. Browse offline — scanned pages render in an in-app viewer, with search and #hashtag filtering, and a hex/CBOR inspector for the curious. The Collections, History, and Map tabs let you revisit, locate, and manage everything you've found, and a single file can back up or restore it all. Tap instead of scan — write any TagDrop code to a blank or rewritable NFC tag, then read it back with a tap instead of the camera. How it works Every code carries a tagdrop: URI — a CBOR sequence (version, type, and payload map), Base41-encoded so it packs efficiently into a QR code's alphanumeric mode. Content can optionally be DEFLATE-compressed. IDs are content-addressed (SHA-256 based), so identical content always gets the same ID regardless of who created it. Status V2.1 — CBOR-sequence envelope encoding with content split into sectors plus optional parity recovery, paper manifests with multi-file directories and relative-link navigation, geographic trails via "related" hints, ad-hoc collections, reply threading, an in-app scanner with a live scan board, NFC tag read/write, search and #hashtag filtering, full backup/restore, and a Map tab for located finds.

Reader for subscribers of the german daily newspaper "taz. die tageszeitung" Please note that the language of the app is german!

TiefPrompt is an extraordinarily simple teleprompter app for creators, presenters, and professionals. Load your script from a file or paste it directly, then control playback with play, pause, speed adjustment, and orientation flip options. TiefPrompt is open-source and available across platforms. Perfect for video recording, live presentations, and speech practice. Fully featured with adjustable fonts, custom colors, and keyboard shortcuts to all your likings. Take control of your teleprompter with the no-distraction interface.

Effortless Time Tracking: Keep track of your working hours with precision and ease. - Manual Entry: Add, edit, or remove time entries with custom notes. - Visual Overview: Switch between Day, Week, and Month views to analyze your productivity. - Smart Logic: Automatically calculates duration and keeps your records organized. Smart Auto Check-in: Forget about manual clocking. Let your phone do it for you. - NFC Tag Support: Check in with a simple tap. Scan an NFC tag to instantly toggle your status—perfect for quick check-ins without manually opening the app. - Android Quick Actions: Long-press the app icon on your home screen to instantly toggle your status. You can also drag the action to your home screen to create a dedicated shortcut for one-tap check-ins. Data Freedom: Your data belongs to you. - Local-Only Storage: The app operates entirely offline. Your data is stored locally on your device in a private SQLite database and is never uploaded to any server or hosted backend. - CSV Export: Generate comprehensive reports of your work history in standard CSV format, ready for Excel or Google Sheets. - Easy Import: Migrate your data or restore backups seamlessly via CSV. Adaptive UI Integration: A user interface that feels right at home on your device. - Dark & Light Mode: Seamlessly switches between light and dark themes based on your system settings or manual preference. - Material You: Supports Android's dynamic color system, adapting the app's color palette to match your wallpaper and system theme for a personalized look. Multi-language Support: Use the app in your preferred language. - Languages: Currently supports English and German. - Auto-detection: Automatically detects your device language settings.

The tldr-pages project is a collection of community-maintained help pages for command-line tools, that aims to be a simpler, more approachable complement to traditional man pages. Maybe you are new to the command-line world? Or just a little rusty? Or perhaps you can't always remember the arguments to lsof, or tar? It certainly doesn't help that the first option explained in man tar is: -b blocksize Specify the block size, in 512-byte records, for tape drive I/O. This app is just that: an ever-growing collection of examples for the most common UNIX, Linux, macOS, SunOS and Windows command-line tools.

Minimalist Android Launcher Features: * Simple one-dimensional list * Labelled groups * Lexicographical sorting made by Timothy Choi https://tinnamchoi.github.io/

Features of toodoo Tasks: You can create, change and delete tasks. Each task has a name, a category, a priority (HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW), and a completion-status (i.e. it is either OPEN or DONE). Optionally, each task can also have a description (arbitrary text), a due_date and a due_time. In order to avoid unintentional deletion, a task can only be deleted if it is DONE. Categories: You can create as many categories as you need. The category a task belongs to can be changed. A category can be renamed. This will affect all tasks that belong to that category. Unused categories can be deleted. I.e. deletion is only possible if the category has no tasks, and if it is not used in the current filter. Filtering tasks: It is possible to restrict the tasks displayed in the list, e.g. completed tasks only, or tasks with low priority only, etc. In general, the tasks to be displayed in the list can be filtered by * completion_status * due_date/due_time * priority * category or any combination of these. For due_date there are several predefined filter options, e.g. TODAY, CURRENT_WEEK, OVERDUE, TASKS_WITHOUT_DATE, etc. For priority and category, it is possible to filter with more than one option. E.g. you can choose to show tasks with priorities HIGH or MEDIUM. Or you can display all tasks that have either category "Family" or "Friends". Sorting tasks: The task list can be sorted by: * completion_status * due_date/due_time * priority * category * name Any sort order is possible. E.g. first by due_date/time, then by completion status, category, priority and name. Or any other order you prefer. Searching tasks: Tasks can be searched by text. The search text you enter can be applied to the task name, the task description, or both. Case-sensitive search is possible. In the list of search results, when displaying details of a task, the search string is highlighted in the task name and / or description. Convenience: There are shortcuts for often used actions. E.g. * From the context menu of a category you can jump to a list of all tasks for that category. * From the context menu of a task you can change its completion_status, set it to DONE (or OPEN respectively), or set its due date to today or tomorrow. * When the task list is filtered by "tasks due TODAY", you can easily move to the previous / next day by swiping right / left. * Similarly, by swiping you can easily move to the previous / next week (when the task list is filtered by "tasks due CURRENT_WEEK"), or to the previous / next category (when all tasks for a category are displayed). Display: Tasks due in the past, today, or in the future have different background colors, so they are easily discernible. The color scheme adapts to the display mode of the underlying android. I.e. if dark mode is selected (provided your android does support dark mode), a dark color scheme is used also for toodoo. Import / Export: All user data (i.e. tasks, categories, filters and sort criteria) can be exported to an external file (xml-format). Vice versa, data can be imported from an external file. Technical: Your data is stored locally on your device. No connection to the internet needed. No ads. No tracking. Restrictions toodoo is minimalistic. It focuses on managing, categorizing, filtering, and sorting tasks (however, more features may be added in future releases.) Thus, there are some restriction, i.e.: * The user interface is in English only. * Name of folder and file for export data are fixed (i.e. /Download/toodoo/toodooData-yyyy-mm-dd-hh-mm-ss) * Settings are currently fixed, e.g. - date format is yyyy-mm-dd, time format is 24 hours. - first day of week is Monday. - within a day, tasks without due_time are sorted behind tasks with due_time.

no Google Services dependencies, only necessary permissions (fine and coarse location, internet, foreground service) connects to several online map providers acceptable performance on slow GPRS-EDGE networks; may find coarse location by phone cell without GPS; may create waypoints with GPS without phone and internet connections displays and saves cell info ( MCC, MNC, LAC, CID ) and the signal strength ( RSRP/dBm ) all waypoints are stored on a memory card and may be organized in any number of files (by regions etc.) waypoint lists may be exported or imported in the GPX format, compatible with many navigators and software finds location only by explicit user's command, so is very mild on the battery capable of writing tracks (by means of a foreground service) and exporting them in the GPX format tracks from other devices (GPX files) may be viewed along with your data NOT implemented: map offline caching, routing, editing tracks, photo and video attachments, serving cold beer :) for pure open distributions, that lack API keys and access to some services, there are options to enter user's own keys

A simple app for short text notes, with a prominent timestamp for each entry. Add quantities to your notes using preset formats (S, M, XL, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4) or custom numbers. The uncomplicated interface makes the app easy to use even when you’re busy or distracted. PERFECT FOR - Journaling - Tracking daily routines - Recording workouts - Logging supplements and water intake - Measuring cooking ingredients - Noting simple lab results FEATURES - Add text notes with an optional amount (S, M, XL, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 5.813…). - See all your notes with the time elapsed since you wrote each note. - Tap the + button to add a new note with the same text as an existing note. - Edit a note, copy it to clipboard, delete it, delete all notes. - Export all notes as a spreadsheet file (CSV format) and import them. - Filter notes and export the filtered notes. PRIVACY & SECURITY - The app doesn’t use the internet at all – your notes are stored on your phone only. - The app doesn’t access any information about you and doesn’t collect usage data. - No ads - Free and open-source

Lock in your optimal weight by losing or gaining with this simple, material design app. Why trale 🐺? * Truly gratis: No annoying advertising, no tracker * Modern appearance using Material Design 3 * Customizable: Many custom themes, dark mode, and several units * Track your progress with state-of-the-art data modeling 🧑‍💻 * Import and export of your measurements * Privacy: No permissions and we do not collect any data * Copylefted libre software: Our words are not just empty promises Upcoming features 🚀 * Achievements and motivational messages Join our community today! 🐺🤸‍♀️🏋‍♀️🧘‍♂️🏆🥇 Disclaimer ⚠️ Anorexia is a serious disease. Especially due to the many negative examples on social media, anorexia is increasingly becoming a problem for society as a whole. As part of our contribution to prevention, no target weight below 50 kg / 110 lb / 7.9 st is possible. This app is still in beta stage and may contain bugs. Open a new issue to report bugs or request features.