LinuxPhoneApps JSON API Documentation

2025-07-07T00:00:00+00:00
Documentation for the LinuxPhoneApps JSON API </p>
Overview</h2>
The LinuxPhoneApps.org API provides access to information about mobile applications for Linux phones such as the PinePhone, Librem 5, and other Linux mobile devices. This document describes the structure and usage of the JSON API endpoint.</p>

API Endpoint</h2>
https://linuxphoneapps.org/api/apps.json
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, gzip compressed at</p>
https://linuxphoneapps.org/api/apps.json.gz
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or brotli compressed at</p>
https://linuxphoneapps.org/api/apps.json.br
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This endpoint returns a JSON array containing mobile applications with their metadata.</p>
Response Format</h2>
The API returns a JSON array where each element represents a mobile application. Each application object has the following structure:</p>
App Object</h2>
Each app in the array has the following properties:</p>
Basic Information</h3>
Field</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

title</code></td> String</td> The name of the application</td></tr>
description</code></td> String</td> Short description of the application</td></tr>
content</code></td> String</td> Detailed description of the application</td></tr>
date</code></td> String</td> Publication date (YYYY-MM-DD format)</td></tr>
updated</code></td> String</td> Last update date (YYYY-MM-DD format)</td></tr>
aliases</code></td> Array</td> List of URL aliases for the application</td></tr>
content_source</code></td> String</td> URL to the source of the content description</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Extended Information (extra</code> object)</h3>
The extra</code> object contains additional metadata about the application:</p>
Field</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

app_id</code></td> String</td> Application identifier (typically in reverse-domain notation)</td></tr>
feed_entry_id</code></td> String</td> Unique identifier for the feed entry</td></tr>
intended_for_mobile</code></td> Boolean</td> Whether the application is intended for mobile devices</td></tr>
reported_by</code></td> String</td> User who reported/added the application</td></tr>
updated_by</code></td> String</td> How the application was last updated</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
URLs and Links</h3>
Field</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

repository</code></td> String</td> URL to the application's source code repository</td></tr>
homepage</code></td> String</td> URL to the application's homepage</td></tr>
bugtracker</code></td> String</td> URL to the application's bug tracker</td></tr>
donations</code></td> String</td> URL for making donations to the project</td></tr>
translations</code></td> String</td> URL to the application's translation resources</td></tr>
appstream_xml_url</code></td> String</td> URL to the application's AppStream metadata</td></tr>
summary_source_url</code></td> String</td> URL to the source of the summary</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Distribution Properties</h3>
Field</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

flathub</code></td> String</td> URL to the application on Flathub</td></tr>
flatpak_link</code></td> String</td> URL to the Flatpak reference file</td></tr>
flatpak_recipe</code></td> String</td> URL to the Flatpak build recipe</td></tr>
snapcraft</code></td> String</td> URL to the application on Snapcraft</td></tr>
snap_link</code></td> String</td> URL to the Snap package</td></tr>
snap_recipe</code></td> String</td> URL to the Snap build recipe</td></tr>
appimage_x86_64_url</code></td> String</td> URL to the x86_64 AppImage</td></tr>
appimage_aarch64_url</code></td> String</td> URL to the ARM64 AppImage</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Visuals</h3>
Field</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

svg_icon_url</code></td> String</td> URL to the application's SVG icon</td></tr>
non_svg_icon_url</code></td> String</td> URL to the application's non-SVG icon</td></tr>
screenshots</code></td> Array</td> List of screenshot URLs</td></tr>
screenshots_img</code></td> Array</td> List of screenshot image objects</td></tr>
scale_to_fit</code></td> String</td> Scaling information for the application</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Repository Information</h3>
Field</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

latest_repo_commit</code></td> String</td> Date of the latest commit to the repository</td></tr>
repo_created_date</code></td> String</td> Date when the repository was created</td></tr>
more_information</code></td> Array</td> Additional information links</td></tr>
repology</code></td> Array</td> Package names in Repology</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Taxonomies</h3>
The taxonomies</code> object contains categorization information:</p>
Field</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

app_author</code></td> Array</td> List of application authors</td></tr>
categories</code></td> Array</td> Application categories (e.g., "image editing", "note taking")</td></tr>
frameworks</code></td> Array</td> List of frameworks used (e.g., "GTK4", "libadwaita", "Flutter")</td></tr>
programming_languages</code></td> Array</td> List of programming languages used</td></tr>
build_systems</code></td> Array</td> List of build systems used</td></tr>
project_licenses</code></td> Array</td> List of licenses used by the application</td></tr>
metadata_licenses</code></td> Array</td> List of licenses for the application's metadata</td></tr>
freedesktop_categories</code></td> Array</td> List of freedesktop.org categories</td></tr>
mobile_compatibility</code></td> Array</td> Compatibility ratings (1-5) for mobile devices</td></tr>
packaged_in</code></td> Array</td> List of package repositories where the application is available</td></tr>
status</code></td> Array</td> Current status of the project (e.g., "released", "beta")</td></tr>
tags</code></td> Array</td> Additional tags (e.g., "Flathub Mobile Collection")</td></tr>
backends</code></td> Array</td> Backend services used</td></tr>
services</code></td> Array</td> Services provided by the application</td></tr>
requires_internet</code></td> Array</td> Internet connectivity requirements</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Example App Object</h2>
{
  "aliases": [
    "apps/page.kramo.sly/"
  ],
  "content": "A friendly image editor that requires no internet connection or preexisting expertise. Just some photos and have at it.\n\nThe app allows you to adjust attributes like brightness or contrast as well as add effects like a vignette or a border. It also allows you to flip, rotate and crop the image to your heart's desire. If you're a pro, you can even preview your edits on a histogram.\n\nWhen you're done, just save the photo with the quality settings of your choosing. You also get a choice in whether or not to keep metadata such as location information.",
  "content_source": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kra-mo/Sly/refs/heads/main/packaging/linux/page.kramo.Sly.metainfo.xml",
  "date": "2025-03-08",
  "description": "Edit your images easily",
  "extra": {
    "app_id": "page.kramo.Sly",
    "appimage_aarch64_url": "",
    "appimage_x86_64_url": "",
    "appstream_xml_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kra-mo/Sly/refs/heads/main/packaging/linux/page.kramo.Sly.metainfo.xml",
    "bugtracker": "https://github.com/kra-mo/sly/issues",
    "donations": "",
    "feed_entry_id": "https://linuxphoneapps.org/apps/page.kramo.sly/",
    "flathub": "https://flathub.org/apps/page.kramo.Sly",
    "flatpak_link": "https://flathub.org/apps/page.kramo.Sly.flatpakref",
    "flatpak_recipe": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kra-mo/Sly/refs/heads/main/packaging/linux/page.kramo.Sly.yml",
    "homepage": "https://github.com/kra-mo/sly",
    "intended_for_mobile": true,
    "latest_repo_commit": "2025-01-08",
    "more_information": [
      "https://fosstodon.org/@pocketvj/114107620887339195"
    ],
    "non_svg_icon_url": "",
    "repo_created_date": "2024-08-30",
    "repology": [
      "sly"
    ],
    "reported_by": "1peter10",
    "repository": "https://github.com/kra-mo/sly",
    "scale_to_fit": "",
    "screenshots": [
      "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kra-mo/sly/main/packaging/linux/screenshots/1.png",
      "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kra-mo/sly/main/packaging/linux/screenshots/2.png",
      "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kra-mo/sly/main/packaging/linux/screenshots/3.png"
    ],
    "screenshots_img": [],
    "snap_link": "",
    "snap_recipe": "",
    "snapcraft": "",
    "summary_source_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kra-mo/Sly/refs/heads/main/packaging/linux/page.kramo.Sly.metainfo.xml",
    "svg_icon_url": "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/kra-mo/Sly/refs/heads/main/packaging/linux/page.kramo.Sly.svg",
    "translations": "",
    "updated_by": "check_via_appstream"
  },
  "taxonomies": {
    "app_author": [
      "kramo"
    ],
    "backends": [],
    "build_systems": [
      "cmake"
    ],
    "categories": [
      "image editing",
      "image processing"
    ],
    "frameworks": [
      "Flutter",
      "libhandy"
    ],
    "freedesktop_categories": [
      "2DGraphics",
      "Graphics",
      "RasterGraphics",
      "Utility"
    ],
    "metadata_licenses": [
      "CC0-1.0"
    ],
    "mobile_compatibility": [
      "5"
    ],
    "packaged_in": [
      "flathub",
      "nix_stable_24_11",
      "nix_unstable"
    ],
    "programming_languages": [
      "Dart"
    ],
    "project_licenses": [
      "GPL-3.0-or-later"
    ],
    "requires_internet": [],
    "services": [],
    "status": [
      "released"
    ],
    "tags": [
      "Flathub Mobile Collection"
    ]
  },
  "title": "Sly",
  "updated": "2025-03-31"
}
</code></pre>
Usage Examples</h2>
Fetching all apps</h3>
fetch('https://linuxphoneapps.org/api/apps.json')
  .then(response => response.json())
  .then(apps => {
    console.log(`Total apps: ${apps.length}`);
    console.log('Apps:', apps);
  });
</code></pre>
Filtering apps by category</h3>
fetch('https://linuxphoneapps.org/api/apps.json')
  .then(response => response.json())
  .then(apps => {
    // Filter apps by category
    const imageApps = apps.filter(app =>
      app.taxonomies.categories &&
      app.taxonomies.categories.includes('image editing')
    );
    console.log('Image editing apps:', imageApps);
  });
</code></pre>
Finding apps with high mobile compatibility</h3>
fetch('https://linuxphoneapps.org/api/apps.json')
  .then(response => response.json())
  .then(apps => {
    // Find apps with high mobile compatibility (rating of 4 or 5)
    const highCompatibilityApps = apps.filter(app =>
      app.taxonomies.mobile_compatibility &&
      app.taxonomies.mobile_compatibility.some(rating => parseInt(rating) >= 4)
    );
    console.log('High compatibility apps:', highCompatibilityApps);
  });
</code></pre>
Finding apps by framework</h3>
fetch('https://linuxphoneapps.org/api/apps.json')
  .then(response => response.json())
  .then(apps => {
    // Find GTK4 apps
    const gtk4Apps = apps.filter(app =>
      app.taxonomies.frameworks &&
      app.taxonomies.frameworks.includes('GTK4')
    );
    console.log('GTK4 apps:', gtk4Apps);
  });
</code></pre>
Technical Implementation</h2>
The API is generated by a Python script available at:</p>
https://framagit.org/linuxphoneapps/linuxphoneapps.frama.io/-/raw/main/checkers/export.py
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This script processes the LinuxPhoneApps.org whenever the site is updated and generates the JSON API, ensuring it stays current with the main website.</p>
Rate Limiting and Usage</h2>
Please be considerate when using this API. Use the compressed variants (gz</a>, brotli</a> if you can. Implement caching and avoid making excessive requests in a short period. The API does not currently enforce rate limits, but respectful usage ensures it remains available for everyone.</p>
Error Handling</h2>
The API returns standard HTTP status codes:</p>

200: Success</li>
404: API endpoint not found</li>
500: Server error</li>
</ul>
License and Attribution</h2>
The data provided by this API is available under Creative Commons licenses. When using this data, please attribute LinuxPhoneApps.org as the source.</p>
Feedback and Contributions</h2>
For feedback on the API and technical contributions to the LinuxPhoneApps.org project, see our information on how to get in touch and contribute</a>.</p>


Multiplication Puzzle
2025-06-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Solve a math mystery </p>Description</h3>
Multiplication Puzzle is a simple game inspired by the multiplication game inside the popular editor emacs.</p>
You are presented with a long multiplication problem where a 3-digit number is multiplied by a 2-digit number, yielding two intermediate 4-digit numbers and a final 5-digit answer. However, all the digits are replaced by letters.</p>
Your job is to discover which letters are which digits.</p>
Source</a></p>


Startup Configuration
2025-06-21T00:00:00+00:00
 View and set startup scripts and applications </p>Description</h3>
This is an application that allows you to view, manage, and add Freedesktop-compatible autostart entries to your
computer. It intends to trivialise managing and cleaning up your autostart directory</p>
Source</a></p>


MQTTy
2025-06-21T00:00:00+00:00
 GUI for consuming MQTT topics </p>Description</h3>
A native GUI MQTT client development tool, with the purpose of debugging and testing IoT
applications that makes use of the MQTT protocol.</p>
Features:</p>

Publish to topics (In futures versions, it will also allow you to subscribe).</li>
Integrated code editor, with syntax highlighting for JSON and XML.</li>
Allows you to have multiple MQTT connections separated in different tabs</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Needs proper evaluation from someone using MQTT.</p>


Cavasik
2025-06-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Audio visualizer based on CAVA </p>Description</h3>
Cavasik is an audio visualizer based on CAVA</p>

Five normal drawing modes!</li>
Two circle drawing modes!</li>
Five mirror drawing modes!</li>
Four drawing directions!</li>
Customizable LibAdwaita interface!</li>
Set a single color or up to a 10 color linear gradient for background and foreground!</li>
Select different foreground colors for the mirrored images in mirror mode!</li>
Set up a color animation that changes the colors gradually in a loop!</li>
Configure smoothing, noise reduction and a few other CAVA settings!</li>
Change background and foreground colors through a DBus interface!</li>
Change background and foreground colors on startup by reading them from a file!</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Filmbook
2025-06-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Track analog film usage in cameras </p>Description</h3>
Filmbook is a simple application for tracking analog film usage in cameras.
Keep track of which films are loaded in which cameras, when they were loaded,
and their development status.</p>
Features:</p>

Manage multiple cameras and film types</li>
Track loading and unloading dates</li>
Monitor development status</li>
View comprehensive film history</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Kapitano
2025-06-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Stay safe from malware </p>Description</h3>
Your antivirus captain for detecting malware, viruses, and threats!</p>

Scans files and folders for hidden dangers, spyware, and harmful software.</li>
Detects trojans, worms, backdoors, adware, and unwanted programs.</li>
Logs every infection, alert, and suspicious finding on your system.</li>
Updates virus definitions regularly—if you allow—to keep your system protected.</li>
</ul>
Keeping your system safe and secure every day!</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Archived at https://codeberg.org/lpa-archive/Kapitano</a>.</p>


Pigment
2025-06-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Get color palettes from images </p>Description</h3>
Pigment allows you to extract a palette of colors from your images offline. You can select the speed and accuracy by modifying the number and quality of colors.</p>
Source</a></p>


Keep me Awake
2025-06-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Inhibit lock screen and suspend </p>Description</h3>
Inhibit lock screen and suspend of your desktop system, via the main user interface or via global shortcuts.</p>
Source</a></p>


Tuner
2025-06-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Extensible control center </p>Description</h3>
Tuner is the home for your additional system settings, components,
applications, and whatever else you want!</p>

Extended control over the interface and functions using plugins.</li>
The interface is adapted to different device sizes.</li>
Easy installation from the repository.</li>
You can create your own plugins without affecting the main program
code.</li>
Easy creation of plugins working with dconf and unlimited plugin
functionality thanks to libpeas.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Klaro
2025-06-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Simple and fast translation app for KDE Plasma </p>Description</h3>
A simple and fast translation app for KDE Plasma that helps you translate text between different languages.</p>
Source</a></p>


Kontainer
2025-06-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage Distrobox containers </p>Description</h3>
Kontainer is a graphical user interface (GUI) application built with KDE Kirigami that
provides a user-friendly way to manage Distrobox containers.</p>
Source</a></p>


Nostalgia
2025-05-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Set historic GNOME wallpapers </p>Description</h3>
Wallow in nostalgia and relive fond memories of GNOME releases past.</p>
Source</a></p>


Packet
2025-05-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Share files easily </p>Description</h3>
Send and receive files wirelessly with Android devices using Quick Share or another device with Packet installed.</p>
Packet requires Bluetooth to be enabled and the devices to be connected to a Wi-Fi network with mDNS.</p>
Source</a></p>


Dolphin
2025-05-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your files </p>Description</h3>
Dolphin is KDE's file manager that lets you navigate and browse the contents of your hard drives, USB sticks, SD cards, and more. Creating, moving, or deleting files and folders is simple and fast.</p>
Dolphin contains plenty of productivity features that will save you time. The multiple tabs and split view features allow navigating multiple folders at the same time, and you can easily drag and drop files between views to move or copy them. Dolphin's right-click menu provides with many quick actions that let you compress, share, and duplicate files, among many other things. You can also add your own custom actions.</p>
Dolphin is very lightweight, but at the same time, you can adapt it to your specific needs. This means that you can carry out your file management exactly the way you want to. Dolphin supports three different view modes: a classic grid view of all the files, a more detailed view, and a tree view. You can also configure most of Dolphin's behavior.</p>
Dolphin can display files and folders from many Internet cloud services and other remote machines as if they were right there on your desktop.</p>
Dolphin also comes with an integrated terminal that allows you to run commands on the current folder. You can extend the capabilities of Dolphin even further with powerful plugins to adapt it to your workflow. You can use the git integration plugin to interact with git repositories, or the Nextcloud plugin to synchronize your files online, and much more.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mobile friendly since 24.12</p>


Interstellar
2025-04-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Connect with the fediverse </p>Description</h3>
Interstellar is a fediverse client, allowing you to access your Mbin/Lemmy/PieFed accounts and interact with your favorite communities.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
If the app does not fit the screen, installing a Noto font (e.g.,  noto-fonts-emoji) may fix it.</p>


BMI Calculator
2025-04-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Calculate your BMI </p>Description</h3>
Calculate your body mass index from weight, height and gender.</p>
Source</a></p>


Learn 6502 Assembly
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 Program vintage game consoles </p>Description</h3>
Discover the fascinating world of programming classic computers and game consoles! Learn 6502 assembly language - the same code that powered iconic systems like the NES, Commodore 64, and Apple II.</p>
No prior programming experience needed. Start with interactive lessons and build your skills step by step.</p>

TRANSLATORS: Feature list item about interactive tutorials</li>
Interactive tutorials guide you from beginner to advanced</li>
TRANSLATORS: Feature list item about integrated code editor</li>
Write and edit code with a built-in code editor</li>
TRANSLATORS: Feature list item about debugging tools</li>
Debug your programs with real-time inspection tools</li>
TRANSLATORS: Feature list item about virtual game console</li>
Test your creations on a virtual game console</li>
TRANSLATORS: Feature list item about learning history while coding</li>
Learn about computer history while coding</li>
</ul>
Perfect for hobbyists, students, and anyone curious about how computers really work under the hood!</p>
Source</a></p>


GaticTacToe
2025-04-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Play Tic-tac-toe with your friends </p>Description</h3>
Play Tic-Tac-Toe with your friends when you're bored or when you want to have a fun time.</p>
Source</a></p>


Delineate
2025-04-14T00:00:00+00:00
 View and edit graphs </p>Description</h3>
Delineate provides facilities to edit and draw graphs specified in the DOT language It is designed to be a simple and intuitive tool for creating and editing graphs, with a focus on the user experience.</p>
The main features of Delineate include the following:</p>

🖼️ Live and interactive preview of the graph as you type</li>
⏺️ Multiple Graphviz layout engines support</li>
📝 Fully-featured DOT language editor</li>
📦 Export graph as PNG, SVG, or JPEG</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Hex Colordle
2025-04-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Find the color </p>Description</h3>
Guess the hexadecimal value of a color shown on screen. After each guess, see if each number is correct, or whether you need to go a little higher, a lot higher, a little lower, or a lot lower. Try to find the correct value in the fewest attempts.</p>
Source</a></p>


PedantiK
2025-04-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Find the Wikipedia article </p>Description</h3>
A game where you need to find the title of a random Wikipedia article by uncovering words of an extract of the page.</p>
Only French is supported for now.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Only french for now, an english language pack is being prepared.</p>


Reddy
2025-04-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Repost Reddit images to Lemmy </p>Description</h3>
Reddy fetches a random image from a user-specified subreddit and lets you repost it to a chosen Lemmy community, with editable title and description, then publishes the content while clearly indicating the Reddit source.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
App is a few pixels too wide (~380px).</p>


SemantiK
2025-04-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Find the secret word </p>Description</h3>
A word game where you guess a target word by proposing other semantically related words. The closer your proposals are to the target word, the closer you get to the solution.</p>
The default language is French, but you can install other language packs using your Software Center.</p>
Source</a></p>


Crosswords
2025-04-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Solve crossword puzzles </p>Description</h3>
A simple and fun game of crosswords. Load your crossword files,
or play one of the included games. Features include:</p>

Support for shaped and colored crosswords</li>
Loading .ipuz, .jpuz, .xd, and .puz files</li>
Hint support, such as showing mistakes and suggesting words</li>
Dark mode</li>
Locally installed crosswords as well as support for 3rd party downloaders</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Mahjongg
2025-04-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Match tiles and clear the board </p>Description</h3>
Single-player tile-matching game, commonly known as Mahjong solitaire.
Tiles are stacked on the board at the start of the game. The goal is to
remove all the tiles in as little time as possible.
Select two matching tiles and they will disappear from the board, but
you can only select a tile if there is an empty space to its left or
right at the same level. Be careful: tiles that look alike may actually
be slightly different.</p>
You can choose from a variety of starting layouts, some easy and some
difficult. If you get stuck, you can ask for a hint, but this adds a
large time penalty.</p>
Source</a></p>


Main Menu
2025-04-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Customize the menu </p>Description</h3>
This program lists all application launchers that are installed on your system. You can then use a clean, modern, and intuitive interface to customize the main menu to your liking.</p>
The following features are included:</p>

set launcher-icons to a specific file or icon-name</li>
search through icons of your installed icon-theme</li>
add and remove search-keywords</li>
make launchers execute a specific file or command</li>
set working directory for the execution</li>
convert weblinks into valid commands</li>
change launcher names and comments</li>
create, edit, and remove launcher-actions</li>
show or hide launchers in the main menu</li>
show or hide launchers in certain desktop environments</li>
change the launcher's menu-categories</li>
enable or disable launcher's startup-animations</li>
show a terminal-window when executing launchers</li>
use a more powerful GPU for certain launchers</li>
change advanced settings with your default text-editor</li>
reset launchers back to their original states</li>
create and delete custom launchers</li>
use search to find your launchers in the sidebar</li>
show hidden launchers in the sidebar</li>
create duplicates of launchers</li>
open .desktop files through the app-menu, the file-manager, or via drag-and-drop</li>
install .desktop files to the desktop-environment's application menu</li>
export .desktop files to custom locations</li>
open locations of launcher's .desktop files in file-manager</li>
use the application on any freedesktop.org compliant desktop-environment</li>
use the application on small-screen devices</li>
navigate the interface with your keyboard</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Lexi
2025-04-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Build your own dictionary </p>Description</h3>
Lexi is a self-driven dictionary app for those who want to make their language learning (or creating) structured and easy</p>
You can give words:</p>

Word itself</li>
Pronunciation</li>
Multiple translations</li>
Word types e.g. Noun, Verb, Adjective e.t.c</li>
Multiple examples</li>
References to other words</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Time Switch
2025-04-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Set a task to run after a timer </p>Description</h3>
Time Switch is an easy-to-use program that allows you to power off, reboot or suspend your system, send a notification (optionally with a sound signal) or execute any command on timer.</p>
The app is built for GNOME and uses LibAdwaita, but it works in any desktop environment.</p>
Source</a></p>


GDM Settings
2025-04-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Customize your login screen </p>Description</h3>
Change GDM Settings; Apply theme and background, change cursor theme, icon theme
and night light settings, among other things.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Confirmed to work with GNOME Shell Mobile, which uses GDM.</p>


Drum Machine
2025-04-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Create and play drum beats </p>Description</h3>
Drum Machine is a modern and intuitive application for creating, playing, and
managing drum patterns. Perfect for musicians, producers, and anyone interested
in rhythm creation, this application provides a simple interface for drum
pattern programming. Have fun!</p>
Features:</p>

Intuitive grid-based pattern editor with infinite pages</li>
Custom samples: Add your own drum sounds with MIDI note mapping</li>
Adjustable BPM control</li>
Volume control for overall mix</li>
Save and load patterns</li>
Multiple drum sounds including kick, snare, hi-hat, and more</li>
Audio and MIDI export with support for WAV, FLAC, Ogg, MP3, and MIDI formats</li>
Metadata support for embedding artist name, song title, and cover art</li>
Keyboard shortcuts for quick access to all functions</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Words!
2025-04-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Have fun guessing Words </p>Description</h3>
Words is a popular word puzzle game, similar to Wordle, where players try to guess a hidden word within six attempts.</p>
It's simple yet addictive, combining logic, vocabulary, and deduction.</p>
The game supports different word lists and lengths in multiple languages. Currently, English and German are available.</p>
Want to see your language in the game? Feel free to send me a word list!</p>
Source</a></p>


Q1/2025 Progress: Over 20 apps added and many improvements
2025-04-09T00:00:00+00:00
It's April already! Time to look back and see what could be accomplished in the first quarter of 2025.
(And if you are into XML Namespaces, get excited ;-) )</p>
</span>
Apps and games added in Q1/2025</h3>
January</h4>
Five apps and one game:</p>

High Tide</a> - Sail away</li>
Refine</a> - Tweak various aspects of GNOME</li>
Timer</a> - Simple countdown timer</li>
Haguichi</a> - Manage your Hamachi networks</li>
Chronograph</a> - Sync lyrics of your loved songs</li>
TriPeaks</a> - A Tri Peaks solitaire game . Thank you, Maxnet, for adding the game!</em></li>
</ul>
February</h4>

Sticky Notes</a> - Pin notes to your desktop</li>
FuriOS Gallery</a> - View your Photos and Videos</li>
</ul>
March</h4>
19 apps and one game:</p>

Tally</a> - Count anything</li>
Spotube</a> - Freedom of music</li>
Tagger</a> - Tag your music</li>
Sly</a> - Edit your images easily</li>
Clapgrep</a> - Search through all your files</li>
Quick Web Apps</a> - Web applications at your fingertips</li>
Countdown</a> - Track events until they happen or since they happened</li>
CoBang</a> - QR code scanner for Linux desktop</li>
LPTK</a> - Stateless password manager</li>
Geobug</a> - Check your location and save it to a GPX track</li>
Frigoligo</a> - Your articles with you</li>
Hunt</a> - Find every word</li>
Bustle</a> - Visualize D-Bus activity</li>
D-Spy</a> - Analyze D-Bus connections</li>
Cashbox</a> - Memorise cost and calculate price of articles</li>
Ignition</a> - Manage startup apps and scripts</li>
SaveDesktop</a> - Save your desktop configuration</li>
Libellus</a> - View DnD information in style</li>
Camp Counselor</a> - Bandcamp.com Wishlist Manager</li>
File Roller</a> - Open, modify and create compressed archive files</li>
</ul>
In total, we managed to add 26 apps and two games in the first quarter.</p>
Maintenance</h3>
Listings have also been updated at the end of the quarter, most only automagically, but many also by hand. Aside from the apps we know to be manual maintenance</a>, it turns out, that maintenance has not become easier lately: Checking links</a>, or updating our listings with the contents of upstream AppStream metadata</a>, has not gotten easier as code hosting platforms are forced to add defense mechanisms to fight back abusive AI scrapers.</p>
If you want to help with maintenance, please note that lpa_helper</a>, while still not meaningfully integrated into the site (see more on that below) has been refactored: If you want to edit an existing listing, you can now rely on it and import the current markdown source file into it. We hope this change makes contributing more accessible.</p>
Aside from apps and games, the docs</a> section saw some love, including a new page on building flatpaks</a>.</p>
This past quarter also again saw a little work with upstream - here is my favorite example</a>.</p>
Thanks</h3>
Again, thanks go out to Max</a>
and for taking over the maintainership</a> of the games list/the games listed!
Thanks again for your great work!</p>
FOSDEM</h3>
Peter also attended FOSDEM - it was blast. If you are reading this post because you grabbed a sticker at the Linux on Mobile stand, welcome!</p>
What's in the works?</h2>
Content</h3>
All The Mobile Apps</h4>
Obviously, it's a goal to monitor Flathub's Mobile Collection</a>, and list most of its apps after evaluation. As it turns out, not all</a> of the apps in the collection live up to the promises made in their Metadata. As it's a goal to improve this, writing kind issues upstream or, contributing patches, adds to our broader to do list. It's also questionable, whether we need to actually add every app - take OptimusUI</a> as an example: If there are zero phones with nVidia optimus graphics, do we need to list that app? Other apps in the Collection are x86_64-only, which (if there's no alternative, can introduce a hold-up), but there's hope - if you are interested in Flutter-based apps, just check out this PR</a> (and the approach behind it). If you want to follow our progess (or chime in), this is the issue to watch</a>.</p>
API</h3>
Work towards an API has been undergone. While the JSON API is not out yet, as a first step, an extended ATOM feed</a> is out now - featuring a XML namespace</a> of it's own. This adds a simple way to reuse our data.</p>
What's holding the JSON API? Honestly, not much (I already have a custom, working Rust converter on my computer). But an API need documentation, and ... I don't want to iterate unnecessarily on API and documentation (because lazy). There are a few general considerations (and decisions to make first): e.g., the future of our categories taxonomy</a>, reconsiderations regarding the rating system, or the question of removing the scale-to-fit values as Mobile Settings</a> has made these basically unnecessary. We just need planning - which changes need to be done in which order to not have more work than necessary.</p>
If you are interested in using the API, please get in touch to discuss whether the current plans would work for you!</p>
I want to help, where to get started?</h2>
We do have a public issue tracker</a>, that lists things that we aim to improve.</p>
All relevant parts of LinuxPhoneApps live in one repository</a> - the repo's README is hopefully helpful. Feel free to ask away in our Matrix room</a> if you have questions!</p>
Fixing existing app or game listings is just one click away (provided you have a framagit.org account) - every listing has an edit link at the bottom of the page.</p>
So if you see that something is wrong, please take the time and help fix it - by fixing it, or by reporting it to the issue tracker</a> or via e-mail</a>.</p>
Adding apps</h3>
If you want to help by adding an app:</p>
LPA helper</a> is ugly, but it works. If you have questions or suggestions, do not hesitate to ask/get in touch!</p>
See also:</p>

Submit apps via GitLab</a></li>
Listings explained</a></li>
</ul>
You can also send your prepared listing via email to the devel-list</a>.</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h2>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed reading it, please share it and spread the word LinuxPhoneApps.org - it can also be useful for your friends or yourself if you only use the Linux Desktop, as we constantly check for and add new, awesome adaptive Linux apps that often also work great on your laptop or desktop!</p>


Extension Manager
2025-04-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Install GNOME Extensions </p>Description</h3>
Browse and install GNOME Shell extensions to customise your desktop.</p>
Features:</p>

Browse extensions.gnome.org right inside the app</li>
Manage the extensions you already have installed</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Since this manages Extensions for GNOME Shell, it only works for GNOME (Mobile), not Phosh.</p>


Extensions
2025-04-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your GNOME Extensions </p>Description</h3>
GNOME Extensions handles updating extensions, configuring extension preferences and removing or disabling unwanted extensions.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Since this manages Extensions for GNOME Shell, it only works for GNOME (Mobile), not Phosh.</p>


Libellus
2025-03-31T00:00:00+00:00
 View DnD information in style </p>Description</h3>
Libellus lets you browse and read DnD 5th edition information like a wiki / lexicon. The basic navigation is tab-based, so multiple pages can be viewed at the same time. There is a basic search / filter system. The data is stored locally, images are downloaded.</p>
Libellus currently supports Classes, Races, Spells, Magic Items, Equipment, and Monsters</p>
Source</a></p>


Camp Counselor
2025-03-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Bandcamp.com Wishlist Manager </p>Description</h3>
Camp Counselor help you manage your bandcamp.com wishlist.</p>
Camp Counselor automatically fetches your bandcamp.com wishlist (and purchases) and allows you to comment, rate, and organize your wishlist.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Incorrect appstream metadata - the app is almost 500px wide.</p>


File Roller
2025-03-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Open, modify and create compressed archive files </p>Description</h3>
File Roller is a GNOME application for opening, creating, and
modifying archive and compressed archive files.</p>
File Roller supports a wide range of different archive files, including:</p>

gzip archives (.tar.gz, .tgz)</li>
bzip archives (.tar.bz, .tbz)</li>
zip archives (.zip)</li>
xz archives (.tar.xz)</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Cashbox
2025-03-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Memorise cost and calculate price of articles </p>Description</h3>
Cashbox memorises the cost of articles and calculates the total price and
change. It is intended for small clubs on a celebration, where members
are not experienced in memorizing prices and doing mental arithmetic.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Make sure to read the README</a> for proper set up of this app.</p>


Ignition
2025-03-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage startup apps and scripts </p>Description</h3>
Ignition provides a simple UI to add, remove, and modify startup entries on your computer. Ignition can add apps, scripts, and arbitrary commands to run at login.</p>
Source</a></p>


Save Desktop
2025-03-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Save your desktop configuration </p>Description</h3>
Save Desktop helps you back up, restore, and synchronize your entire desktop environment with ease. It saves and imports your themes, icons, fonts, wallpapers, extensions, desktop folder, Flatpak apps and their data, as well as other desktop settings — all in one archive. Choose what to include and keep your setup consistent across devices with automatic periodic saves and synchronization.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Does not support Phosh.</p>


Hunt
2025-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Find every word </p>Description</h3>
Hunt is an easy word search game. You can play with or without a timer, or a blitz mode, where you must find each individual word in a much smaller length of time.</p>
Source</a></p>


Bustle
2025-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Visualize D-Bus activity </p>Description</h3>
Bustle draws sequence diagrams of D-Bus activity.
It shows signal emissions, method calls and their
corresponding returns, with time stamps for each individual
event and the duration of each method call. This can help
you check for unwanted D-Bus traffic, and pinpoint why your
D-Bus-based application is not performing as well as you
like. It also provides statistics like signal frequencies
and average method call times.</p>
Source</a></p>


D-Spy
2025-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Analyze D-Bus connections </p>Description</h3>
D-Spy is a simple tool to explore D-Bus connections.</p>
Source</a></p>


Frigoligo
2025-03-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Your articles with you </p>Description</h3>
Take your links anywhere and keep them fresh! Frigoligo is a wallabag client striving to be simple but also fast and easy to use.
Just like wallabag, Frigoligo is free to use, ad-free and open source.</p>
You need a wallabag instance to use this application.</p>
Source</a></p>


LPTK
2025-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Stateless password manager </p>Description</h3>
Generate unique passwords for websites, email accounts or anything you can think of based only on a master password and information you already know.</p>
By default this is a completely offline tool that does not store any information and is based on the principle of «same input, same output» so by simply entering the same parameters you will always get the same password. It's that simple!</p>
But you also have the possibility, if you want, to connect to a server (e.g. Rockpass) so that you don't have to remember the options entered. It's magic!</p>
Source</a></p>


Geobug
2025-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Check your location and save it to a GPX track </p>Description</h3>
Geobug is an adaptive client for GeoClue, the geolocation service
from freedesktop.org. It can display your location information
(coordinates, speed etc.) and save a track of your movements to a GPX-file.</p>
Source</a></p>


Clapgrep
2025-03-09T00:00:00+00:00
 Search through all your files </p>Description</h3>
Ever had a folder full of PDF files, where you knew, somewhere in there, is what you're looking for. But you did not know in which file. So you had to search each of them at a time...</p>
With Clapgrep this is no longer necessary! Simply open the folder with Clapgrep, enter the search term, and Clapgrep will do all the hard work of finding out on which page / line in which file the information is that you are looking for!</p>
Clapgrep can currently search all sorts of text files, PDFs and Office documents, with more to come.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Works fine, results may run offscreen (and require vertical scrolling).</p>


Quick Web Apps
2025-03-09T00:00:00+00:00
 Web applications at your fingertips </p>Description</h3>
Web App Manager for the COSMIC™ desktop written with love and libcosmic. Allow you to simply create web applications from given url working inside separate window. With some customization options.</p>

Fast and easy to use</li>
Works out of the box</li>
In-app icon pack installer</li>
Supports WebKitGTK web engine</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used to work well when it used installed browsers (with Chromium / Ungoogled Chromium).In April 2026, it seems impossible to create any web apps with it.</p>


Countdown
2025-03-09T00:00:00+00:00
 Track events until they happen or since they happened </p>Description</h3>
Tracking events until they happen, or since they happened, easier.</p>
Source</a></p>


CoBang
2025-03-09T00:00:00+00:00
 QR code scanner for Linux desktop </p>Description</h3>
A missing native QR Code and barcode scanner application for Linux desktop.</p>
CoBang can scan barcode, QR code from webcam or from static image.
To be part of Linux desktop modernization, it is set to support Wayland (not XWayland), and only implement native GUI (no web crap).</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
No way to switch cameras yet, so ... you may have to use your front camera, inconvenient as that may be.</p>
Unofficial APKBUILD</a></p>


Building flatpaks from manifests
2025-03-08T22:30:00+02:00
 Run code that you can't get otherwise </p>This guide will help you build Flatpak applications on your Linux phone using manifest files. This way you can try apps, that are not packaged for your distribution and or not on Flathub yet.1</a></sup></p>

Note:</strong> Building locally on device can stress the device to varying degree. So if you are building a Rust app, make sure that you are able to keep your phone cool to avoid damaging it. On the other hand, if it's pure Python, there's very likely no need to worry.</p>
</blockquote>
Installing flatpak-builder</h2>
Before you can build Flatpak applications, you'll need to install the flatpak-builder</code> tool on your device. The installation process varies depending on your distribution.</p>
Alpine Linux / postmarketOS</h3>
# Install flatpak and flatpak-builder
doas apk add flatpak flatpak-builder

# Add the Flathub repository
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo

# Restart your device to ensure proper system integration
</code></pre>
Arch Linux ARM</h3>
# Install flatpak and flatpak-builder
sudo pacman -S flatpak flatpak-builder

# Add the Flathub repository
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo

# Enable the Flatpak systemd socket
sudo systemctl enable --now flatpak-system-helper.service
</code></pre>
Debian / Ubuntu</h3>
# Install flatpak and flatpak-builder
sudo apt update
sudo apt install flatpak flatpak-builder

# Add the Flathub repository
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo

# You may need to log out and back in for the integration to take effect
</code></pre>
Fedora</h3>
# Install flatpak and flatpak-builder
sudo dnf install flatpak flatpak-builder

# Add the Flathub repository
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
</code></pre>
NixOS</h3>
Add the following to your configuration.nix</code> file:</p>
# Enable flatpak in your configuration
services.flatpak.enable = true;

# Add flatpak-builder to system packages
environment.systemPackages = with pkgs; [
  flatpak-builder
];
</code></pre>
Then rebuild your system:</p>
sudo nixos-rebuild switch

# After rebuilding, add the Flathub repository
flatpak remote-add --if-not-exists flathub https://flathub.org/repo/flathub.flatpakrepo
</code></pre>
Installing SDKs and Platforms</h2>
After installing flatpak-builder</code>, you'll need to install the SDK and runtime needed for building applications.
If you're not sure, just check the manifest for the platform and version you will need.</p>
# Install the basic GNOME SDK and Platform (latest stable version recommended)
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.Sdk
flatpak install flathub org.gnome.Platform

# For KDE applications, install the KDE SDK and Platform
# Note: Must match the Qt version specified in the project
flatpak install flathub org.kde.Sdk


# Other FreeDesktop applications (if you're installing a KDE
flatpak install flathub org.freedesktop.Sdk
</code></pre>

Recommendation:</strong> Always try to use the latest SDK versions when possible, as they include security updates, newer dependencies, and better overall compatibility with modern applications. In our experience, replacing the stated version with the latest of said SDK/Platform works pretty often - but it certainly won't work all the time. You can also try and update other build dependencies if these are outdated.
If you run into build-failures, always first try to understand what the issue could be before bothering project maintainers. Sometimes pasting the error you're getting into a search engine is enough.</p>
</blockquote>
Building Flatpaks from Manifests</h2>
Now you're ready to build Flatpak applications from manifest files.</p>
Identifying manifest files</h3>
Flatpak manifest can often be found in the main directory of the apps code repository. This is often the case for KDE apps, where it sometimes is called .flatpak-manifest.json</code>, e.g., with Powerplant</a>, or GNOME apps, where the filename is often in line with the app id, e.g, with High Tide</a>.
Other common locations are folders called .build-aux</code> or flatpak</code>.</p>
(If there's no flatpak manifest, you can comnsider creating one and submitting it upstream - but that's beyond the scope of this post.</p>
Basic Building Process</h3>
# Clone a repository containing a Flatpak manifest or create your own
git clone ...
cd appname

# Build the application using flatpak-builder
flatpak-builder --user --install --force-clean build-dir com.example.App.json

# Run the built application
flatpak run com.example.App
</code></pre>
Building Against a Specific SDK Version</h3>
If a manifest specifies an older SDK version, consider updating it to use a newer SDK version for features, fun profit and saving disk-space.
Here's an example for a GNOME app:</p>
# Open the manifest file
vim com.example.App.json  # or com.example.App.yml

# Update the SDK version (look for the "runtime-version" field)
# Change: "runtime-version": "46"
# To:     "runtime-version": "47"

</code></pre>

Recommendation:</strong> When building applications, try to use a single SDK version for all your apps to conserve disk space. For example, standardize on GNOME SDK 47 instead of maintaining both 46 and 47. This reduces duplication of libraries and dependencies.</p>
</blockquote>
Example Manifest Editing</h3>
Here's a simple example of updating a manifest from GNOME 46 to GNOME 47:</p>
{
  "app-id": "com.example.App",
  "runtime": "org.gnome.Platform",
  "runtime-version": "47",  // Updated from 46
  "sdk": "org.gnome.Sdk",
  "command": "example-app",
  // rest of manifest...
}
</code></pre>
Memory and Space Considerations for Phones</h3>
Linux phones often have limited resources, so consider these build options:</p>
# Build with fewer parallel jobs to avoid memory issues
flatpak-builder --jobs=2 --user --install build-dir com.example.App.json

# If you're extremely limited on space, use a temporary directory on external storage
flatpak-builder --user --install --build-dir=/path/to/external/storage/build-dir build-dir com.example.App.json
</code></pre>
Optimizing Disk Space</h2>
Flatpak development can consume significant disk space. Here are techniques to keep your storage usage under control:</p>
Configuring locales / languages</h3>
On most distibutions you can save a lot of disk space when installing flatpaks by making sure your locale is configured.</p>
E.g., on Debian (which includes Mobian, Droidian, FuriOS or PureOS), you can do that by running:</p>
sudo dpkg-reconfigure locales
</code></pre>
Then just select what you need and a default - you can save hundreds of Megabytes with this.</p>
Remove Unused Runtimes and SDKs</h3>
# List all installed runtimes and SDKs
flatpak list --runtime

# Remove unused applications and runtimes
flatpak uninstall --unused
</code></pre>
Repair Flatpak Installations</h3>
If you encounter issues or suspect corruption, run the repair command:</p>
# Verify and repair the Flatpak installation
flatpak repair

# For more extensive repairs, you can try
flatpak repair --system
</code></pre>
Clean Build Directories</h3>
# Remove old build directories after successful builds
rm -rf build-dir

# Or use the --delete-build-dirs option when building
flatpak-builder --delete-build-dirs --user --install build-dir com.example.App.json
</code></pre>
Use a Shared Cache</h3>
For multiple builds, you can use a shared cache:</p>
# Create a cache directory
mkdir -p ~/.cache/flatpak-builder

# Use the cache when building
flatpak-builder --ccache --user --install build-dir com.example.App.json
</code></pre>
Advanced Tips for Mobile Devices</h2>
Optimize for Battery Life During Builds</h3>
# Use lower CPU priority for builds
nice -n 19 flatpak-builder --user --install build-dir com.example.App.json

# For longer builds, consider using the 'nohup' command to continue building if your terminal session closes (or just run your build session in tmux)
nohup flatpak-builder --user --install build-dir com.example.App.json &
</code></pre>
Dealing with Limited RAM</h3>
# Enable swap if you don't have it already
sudo swapon -s  # Check if swap is enabled

# If not enabled and you're low on RAM, create a temporary swap file
sudo dd if=/dev/zero of=/swapfile bs=1M count=1024  # Creates 1GB swap file
sudo chmod 600 /swapfile
sudo mkswap /swapfile
sudo swapon /swapfile

# After building, you can remove it
sudo swapoff /swapfile
sudo rm /swapfile
</code></pre>
Troubleshooting</h2>
Common Build Errors</h3>

Missing Dependencies</strong>:flatpak-builder --user --install --force-clean build-dir com.example.App.json
</code></pre>
If you encounter missing dependency errors, make sure you have the correct SDK installed. Depending on the programming language, this may also occur if you miss the specific SDK extension.</li>
</ol>

Note</strong>: Sometimes the error message will give you a non-existing version of SDK, e.g. a version "47" of org.freedesktop.Sdk.rust-stable or something. In that specific case 24.08 is the correct version.</p>
</blockquote>


Network Issues</strong>:
Network connectivity can be intermittent on mobile devices. Use the --download-only</code> option first to download all dependencies before building:</p>
flatpak-builder --download-only build-dir com.example.App.json
flatpak-builder --user --install --force-clean build-dir com.example.App.json
</code></pre>
</li>

Out of Disk Space</strong>:
You can run the following disk cleanup commands.</p>
flatpak uninstall --unused
flatpak repair
</code></pre>
Another way to save disk space with flatpaks is reducing the number of configured languages/locales, to avoid installing a bunch of translations you do not use  or need.</p>
</li>
</ol>
Tell us about your progress and contribute upstream!</h2>
If you've successfully built a Flatpak application that works well on Linux phones and that's not listed, consider sharing it in our Matrix chat</a>! If you've made changes/improvements, make sure to submit them to the respective projects.
The best way to do so is submitting your changes via pull request (PR), merge request (MR) or as patch via email, depending on the code forge. Opening an issue and attaching the files you've edited can be an alternative if you're not familiar with git (but... please learn git!).</p>
Make sure to always be kind and understanding, as reviewing your work is also work for the maintainer. Even if everything seems fine with your changes on your side, there may be numerous reasons for the maintainer to not be accepting your change immediately.</p>
Further Resources</h2>

Flatpak Documentation</a></li>
Flatpak Builder Reference</a></li>
Flathub Submission Guidelines</a></li>
</ul>
^{1</sup>
You can also try rebuilding apps that are available on Flathub but require older version of runtimes you don't have installed. To find the manifest for apps that are on flathub, just click on the link to the Manifest in the links section on the apps listing on Flathub.org.</p>
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Tally
2025-03-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Count anything </p>Description</h3>
Keep, categorize, and organize a list of tally counters.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mobile friendly since 0.4.2.</p>


Spotube
2025-03-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Freedom of music </p>Description</h3>
Open source music client that doesn't require Premium nor uses Electron! Available for
both desktop & mobile!</p>
Following are the features that currently spotube offers:</p>

🚫 No ads, thanks to the use of public & free music metadata providers and YT Music
APIs¹</li>
⬇️ Downloadable tracks</li>
🖥️ 📱 Cross-platform support</li>
🪶 Small size & less data usage</li>
🕵️ Anonymous/guest login</li>
🕒 Time synced lyrics</li>
✋ No telemetry, diagnostics or user data collection</li>
🚀 Native performance</li>
📖 Open source/libre software</li>
🔉 Playback control is done locally, not on the server</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Does not require a Spotify Premium account, as it uses other audio sources (YouTube).</p>


Tagger
2025-03-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Tag your music </p>Description</h3>
— Support for many music file types (mp3, ogg, flac, wma, wav, and more)</p>
— Edit tags and album art of multiple files, even across subfolders, all at once</p>
— Edit unsynchronized and synchronized lyrics for a file (with LRC import and export support)</p>
— Convert filenames to tags and tags to filenames with ease</p>
— Lookup file information using MusicBrainz</p>
— Lookup lyric information using Music163 and Letras</p>
— Open, manage, and create playlists in many formats (m3u, pls, xspf, and more)</p>
Source</a></p>


Sly
2025-03-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Edit your images easily </p>Description</h3>
A friendly image editor that requires no internet connection or preexisting expertise. Just some photos and have at it.</p>
The app allows you to adjust attributes like brightness or contrast as well as add effects like a vignette or a border. It also allows you to flip, rotate and crop the image to your heart's desire. If you're a pro, you can even preview your edits on a histogram.</p>
When you're done, just save the photo with the quality settings of your choosing. You also get a choice in whether or not to keep metadata such as location information.</p>
Source</a></p>


LinuxPhoneApps XML Namespace
2025-03-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Documentation for the LinuxPhoneApps XML namespace used in Atom feeds </p>
Introduction</h3>
The LinuxPhoneApps XML namespace (xmlns:linuxphoneapps="https://linuxphoneapps.org/ns/1.0"</code>) extends standard Atom feeds with app-specific metadata. This allows our feeds to contain all the rich metadata associated with app listings while remaining compatible with standard feed readers.</p>
This namespace is primarily used to support the JSON API endpoints and to provide machine-readable access to our app directory data.</p>
Usage in Atom Feeds</h3>
To use the LinuxPhoneApps namespace in an Atom feed, add this declaration to the feed's root element:</p>
<feed xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom"
      xmlns:linuxphoneapps="https://linuxphoneapps.org/ns/1.0"
      xml:lang="en">
</code></pre>
Namespace Elements</h3>
The following elements are defined in the linuxphoneapps</code> namespace. All elements should be prefixed with linuxphoneapps:</code> when used in an Atom feed.</p>
App Identification</h4>
Element</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

app_id</code></td> string</td> The application's unique identifier (e.g., org.gnome.GHex</code>)</td></tr>
feed_entry_id</code></td> string</td> The stable ID used in feeds (typically a URL)</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Source Links</h4>
Element</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

repository</code></td> string</td> URL of the app's source code repository</td></tr>
homepage</code></td> string</td> URL of the app's homepage</td></tr>
bugtracker</code></td> string</td> URL of the app's bug tracker</td></tr>
donations</code></td> string</td> URL for donating to the app's development</td></tr>
translations</code></td> string</td> URL for contributing translations</td></tr>
appstream_xml_url</code></td> string</td> URL to the app's AppStream metadata file</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Media</h4>
Element</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

screenshots</code></td> container</td> Container for screenshot URLs</td></tr>
screenshot</code></td> string</td> URL to a screenshot (child of screenshots</code>)</td></tr>
svg_icon_url</code></td> string</td> URL to the app's SVG icon</td></tr>
non_svg_icon_url</code></td> string</td> URL to a non-SVG icon</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Installation</h4>
Element</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

flathub</code></td> string</td> URL to the app's Flathub page</td></tr>
flatpak_link</code></td> string</td> URL to download a Flatpak package</td></tr>
flatpak_recipe</code></td> string</td> URL to the Flatpak build recipe</td></tr>
snapcraft</code></td> string</td> URL to the app's Snapcraft page</td></tr>
snap_link</code></td> string</td> URL to download a Snap package</td></tr>
snap_recipe</code></td> string</td> URL to the Snap build recipe</td></tr>
appimage_x86_64_url</code></td> string</td> URL to download an x86_64 AppImage</td></tr>
appimage_aarch64_url</code></td> string</td> URL to download an aarch64 AppImage</td></tr>
repology</code></td> container</td> Container for Repology package names</td></tr>
repo_name</code></td> string</td> Package name in Repology (child of repology</code>)</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Mobile-Specific Metadata</h4>
Element</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

intended_for_mobile</code></td> boolean</td> Whether the app is specifically designed for mobile devices</td></tr>
scale_to_fit</code></td> string</td> Value for Phosh's scale-to-fit setting</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Project Information</h4>
Element</th> Type</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

latest_repo_commit</code></td> string</td> Date of the latest commit to the repository</td></tr>
repo_created_date</code></td> string</td> Date the repository was created</td></tr>
reported_by</code></td> string</td> Nickname of who reported the app</td></tr>
updated_by</code></td> string</td> Nickname of who last updated the listing</td></tr>
more_information</code></td> container</td> Container for additional information links</td></tr>
info_link</code></td> string</td> Link to additional information (child of more_information</code>)</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Taxonomies</h4>
Each taxonomy is represented as a container element with child elements for individual values:</p>
Container Element</th> Child Element</th> Description</th></tr></thead>

mobile_compatibility</code></td> compatibility</code></td> Mobile compatibility rating</td></tr>
categories</code></td> category</code></td> App category</td></tr>
project_licenses</code></td> license</code></td> Project license (SPDX identifier)</td></tr>
metadata_licenses</code></td> license</code></td> Metadata license (SPDX identifier)</td></tr>
frameworks</code></td> framework</code></td> Frameworks used by the app</td></tr>
backends</code></td> backend</code></td> Backend services used by the app</td></tr>
services</code></td> service</code></td> Services the app interacts with</td></tr>
packaged_in</code></td> package</code></td> Distributions the app is packaged for</td></tr>
freedesktop_categories</code></td> freedesktop_category</code></td> FreeDesktop.org menu categories</td></tr>
programming_languages</code></td> programming_language</code></td> Programming languages used</td></tr>
build_systems</code></td> build_system</code></td> Build systems used</td></tr>
requires_internet</code></td> internet_requirement</code></td> Internet connection requirements</td></tr>
status</code></td> project_status</code></td> Project status (released, pre-release, etc.)</td></tr>
tags</code></td> tag</code></td> Miscellaneous tags</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Example</h3>
Here's a partial example of how these elements are used in an Atom feed entry:</p>
<entry>
  <title>Tuba</title>
  <id>https://linuxphoneapps.org/apps/dev.geopjr.tuba/</id>
  <!-- Standard Atom elements -->

  <!-- LinuxPhoneApps extensions -->
  <linuxphoneapps:app_id>dev.geopjr.Tuba</linuxphoneapps:app_id>
  <linuxphoneapps:repository>https://github.com/GeopJr/Tuba</linuxphoneapps:repository>
  <linuxphoneapps:intended_for_mobile>true</linuxphoneapps:intended_for_mobile>

  <linuxphoneapps:mobile_compatibility>
    <linuxphoneapps:compatibility>5</linuxphoneapps:compatibility>
  </linuxphoneapps:mobile_compatibility>

  <linuxphoneapps:categories>
    <linuxphoneapps:category>social</linuxphoneapps:category>
  </linuxphoneapps:categories>

  <linuxphoneapps:project_licenses>
    <linuxphoneapps:license>GPL-3.0-only</linuxphoneapps:license>
  </linuxphoneapps:project_licenses>

  <!-- More LinuxPhoneApps extensions -->
</entry>
</code></pre>
Using the JSON API</h3>
The LinuxPhoneApps namespace elements are converted to JSON and made available via our API endpoints. You can access the API at:</p>

https://linuxphoneapps.org/api/apps.json</a></li>
</ul>
The JSON structure maps directly to the namespace elements, making it easy to use our data in your applications.</p>
Implementing Support</h3>
If you're developing tools that work with LinuxPhoneApps data, we recommend using our JSON API rather than parsing the XML directly. The JSON API provides the same data in a more convenient format for most applications.</p>
If you need to parse the XML feed directly, standard XML namespace tools can be used to extract the linuxphoneapps:</code> elements.</p>


Merging sections: Games now part of apps.
2025-02-10T11:30:00+01:00
Every reasonable site (or app store) that list apps includes games and does not seperate them out like LinuxPhoneApps.org used to do.</p>
LinuxPhoneApps.org only did that due to its history. During the LINMOBapps days, Peter seperated games out into a seperate games.csv list, to reduce the workload of maintenance and when adding addtional information.
This seperation was kept in place when launching LinuxPhoneApps.org, as over time, in part due to maintainership, that data had diverged in structure.</p>
Thanks to Max</a>, who recently took over maintenance of games listed, we could now merge lists, making the site and tooling around it quite a bit simpler.</p>
While we tried our best to do this properly and not break incoming links, please get in touch via email</a> or on Matrix</a> if you think that mishaps occured - or better yet, open an issue</a> or fix it via Merge Request!</p>


Sticky Notes
2025-02-10T00:00:00+00:00
 Pin notes to your desktop </p>Description</h3>
Sticky Notes is a simple sticky notes app for GNOME. It allows you to create
notes and format them.</p>
Current features:</p>

simple formatting (bold, italic, underline and strikethrough)</li>
notes are restored if they were open when the application was closed</li>
changing color of notes</li>
dark theme support</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


FuriOS Gallery
2025-02-10T00:00:00+00:00
 View your Photos and Videos </p>Description</h3>
Media gallery application for FuriOS</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
If you want to try it (and don't use FuriOS), the easiest way currently is installing this flatpak</a>.</p>


TriPeaks
2025-01-21T00:00:00+00:00
 A Tri Peaks solitaire game </p>Description</h3>
A simple, open-source Tri Peaks solitaire game with multiple layout options.</p>
This release is crafted for Linux mobile devices and will run in full-screen mode.</p>
How to Play:</p>

Standard game starts with 28 cards arranged in three peaks, 23 cards in the stock, and one card in the discard pile.</li>
Aim is to clear the peaks by selecting a card that is one rank higher or lower than the top card on the discard pile.</li>
Sequences loop, so you can go from ace to two or king, in either direction at any time.</li>
When needed, you can move a card from the stock to the discard pile.</li>
</ul>
Other Features:</p>
Source</a></p>


Timer
2025-01-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Simple countdown timer </p>Description</h3>
Timer is an open-source and simple application. It enables countdown timing in hours/minutes/seconds and:</p>

After finished timing possible shut down/reboot/suspend system, play beep and send notification</li>
It is possible allow/disable playing beep</li>
Set custom text for notification and alarm clock dialog</li>
Use keyboard shortcuts for start, pause or stop timer and reset timer values</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Haguichi
2025-01-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your Hamachi networks </p>Description</h3>
Haguichi makes it a breeze to join, create and administer Hamachi networks.</p>
Features:</p>

Searchable, sortable and collapsible network list</li>
Sidebar for easy access to details and actions</li>
Indicator support for quick access to primary actions</li>
Desktop notifications to stay up to date of network events</li>
Commands that can be completely customized</li>
Backup and restore of your Hamachi configuration folder</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
It seems to work fine, but as it needs a hamachi network to properly evaluate, help with full evaluation is needed.</p>


Chronograph
2025-01-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Sync lyrics of your loved songs </p>Description</h3>
Chronograph is an open-source application designed for accurately syncing lyrics
with audio timestamps.</p>
You may notice that many of music players support synced lyrics which are
highlighted line-by-line or word-by-word while playing? This app was designed to
give the community an ability to be the ones who make these lyrics.</p>
Chronograph directly supports publishing to LRCLib. As many FOSS music players
use LRCLib to fetch synchronized lyrics, this integration allows users to easily
contribute their work back to the open-source community.</p>
If you have a large base of music and just want to download lyrics for all of it,
Chronograph also supports mass lyrics downloading. It will try to find lyrics for each
of your track on LRClib and save it depending on your settings.</p>
Syncing Modes</p>

Line-by-Line (Primary): Here, every time you do sync action, timestamp is placed
for the whole line of lyrics. This is the most supported format of synced lyrics.</li>
Word-by-Word (Advanced): Designed for true karaoke quality. It places a
timestamp for every single word, enabling players to animate lyrics with precision.</li>
</ul>
Supported Formats</p>

Translators: Remain as is</li>
OGG</li>
FLAC</li>
MP3</li>
M4A</li>
OPUS</li>
WAV</li>
AAC (reduced functionality)</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


New Listings of Q4/2024: Adding 32 Apps, Three Games and other improvements.
2025-01-20T00:00:00+00:00
We're way into January 2025, so let's have a look at we accomplished in the last quarter of 2024, plus a glimpse at things to look forward to in 2025!</p>
</span>New app listings</h3>
We've added 32 apps, pushing the total count to 571.1</a></sup></p>
October</h4>

Netsleuth</a> - Calculate IP subnets</li>
< polycule ></a> - A geeky and efficient [matrix] client for power users</li>
Rosary</a> - Study Christianity</li>
Calculator</a> - Beyond the equation</li>
Uno Calculator</a> - Linux port of the Microsoft Windows calculator app</li>
splitcat</a> - Splitcat application packaged as a Flatpak.</li>
Lock</a> - Process data with GnuPG</li>
Diurnals</a> - Get daily Todoist notifications</li>
WebP Converter</a> - The fastest way to convert images to WebP</li>
pomodorolm</a> - A simple, good looking and configurable pomodoro tracker with tray icon</li>
Meshtastic Client</a> - Graphically control meshtastic devices</li>
Caffeine</a> - Calculate your coffee</li>
Turn On</a> - Turn on devices in your network</li>
Cursed Delta</a> - A lightweight Delta Chat client for the command line . Thank you, magdesign, for adding the app!</em></li>
Fruit Credits</a> - Keep plaintext accounts</li>
Add Water</a> - Keep Firefox in fashion</li>
NymphCast Player</a> - NymphCast Player provides NymphCast client functionality format in a graphical (Qt-based) format . Thank you, krzno, for notifying us about this app!</em></li>
</ul>
November</h4>

Morphosis</a> - Convert your documents</li>
Mobile Config for Firefox</a> - Mobile and privacy friendly configuration for Firefox (distro-independent)</li>
Community Remote</a> - Roon control for family and friends</li>
MailViewer</a> - EML and MSG file viewer</li>
Keypunch</a> - Practice your typing skills</li>
Calligraphy</a> - Turn text into ASCII banners</li>
Nimlem</a> - An linux mobile first GTK4 client for Lemmy</li>
Notify</a> - Receive notifications from ntfy.sh</li>
Play Timer</a> - Native-feeling timers</li>
PinApp</a> - Create and edit app shortcuts</li>
Counters</a> - Keep track of anything</li>
Poliedros</a> - Poliedros is a multi-type dice roller.</li>
</ul>
December</h4>

Kumo</a> - A Wayland Mobile Browser</li>
Geoclue Stumbler</a> - Submit Cell Tower/WiFi AP data to geoclue</li>
Supersonik</a> - Subsonic music client</li>
</ul>
Games</h3>
Three games were added in the past quarter:</p>

Chess engine</a> - A fully compliant, playable chess engine written in Lua and rendered with the Love2D game framework forked from https://github.com/Azzla/chess-engine. . Thank you, glitchapp, for creating and adding the app!</em></li>
Clockwind</a> - a platform game with time travel mechanichs forked from https://alesan99.itch.io/clockwind . Thank you, glitchapp, for creating and adding the app!</em></li>
Flood It</a> - Flood the board</li>
</ul>
Maintenance</h3>
Listings have also been updated, most only automagically, but many also by hand. We've also eliminated some technical debt by removing the csv-list of archived apps</a>, which were re-added to the site as listings where it made sense.</p>
This past quarter also again saw some work with upstream (e.g., 1</a>, 2</a>, 3</a>, to share a few examples), and towards packaging in Alpine and Flathub.</p>
Thanks</h3>
I would like to thank everybody who contributed in the past quarter:</p>

Max</a> - and for taking over the maintainership</a> of the games list/the games listed!
Thanks again for your great work!</li>
</ul>
What's to come in 2025?</h2>
We do have a public issue tracker</a>, that lists things that we aim to improve.</p>
Recent happenings like the fact that Flathub now has a collection of Mobile Friendly Apps</a> and that developer tools for GNOME now make testing for mobile easier</a>, make our outlook on 2025 quite positive. We also have hopes that - like GitHub or not - Linux arm64 hosted runners now available for free in public repositories (Public Preview)</a> is going to help with having more Linux-y, but also cross platform apps (e.g., Flutter apps) available without tedious self-compiling.</p>
All these changes should make the ecosystem better, and we hope to also improve LinuxPhoneApps.org, as time allows.</p>
Also, LinuxPhoneApps.org will be present at FOSDEM (in some way). Peter won't do a talk</a> this year, but (poorly designed) stickers have been ordered and will be available at the Linux on Mobile stand in building K</a>. If you want to meet to talk things through, please get in touch!</p>
For those interested in Mobile Linux, linmob.net is going to provide a collection of things to watch out for</a>, like it did last year</a>.</p>
Contributions welcome</h2>
All relevant parts of LinuxPhoneApps live in one repository</a> - the repo's README is hopefully helpful. Feel free to ask away in our Matrix room</a> if you have questions!</p>
Fixing existing app or game listings is just one click away (provided you have a framagit.org account) - every listing has an edit link at the bottom of the page.</p>
So if you see that something is wrong, please take the time and help fix it - by fixing it, or by reporting it to the issue tracker</a> or via e-mail</a>.</p>
Adding apps</h3>
If you want to help by adding an app:</p>
LPA helper</a> is ugly, but it works. If you have questions or suggestions, do not hesitate to ask/get in touch!</p>
See also:</p>

Submit apps via GitLab</a></li>
Listings explained</a></li>
</ul>
You can also send your prepared listing via email to the devel-list</a>.</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h2>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed reading it, please share it and spread the word LinuxPhoneApps.org - it can also be useful for your friends or yourself if you only use the Linux Desktop, as we constantly check for and add new, awesome adaptive Linux apps that also work great on your laptop or desktop!</p>
^1</sup>The current count is different, as we've re-added some list from old archive.csv, added two more apps this January and had to mark one more app</a> as gone</a>, removing it from the app count.</p>
</div>


High Tide
2025-01-06T00:00:00+00:00
 TIDAL client </p>Description</h3>
Third party unofficial TIDAL music client. Listen to your favorite music from your desktop or mobile Linux device at the highest quality.</p>
Source</a></p>


Refine
2025-01-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Tweak various aspects of GNOME </p>Description</h3>
Refine helps discover advanced and experimental features in GNOME.</p>
Source</a></p>


Geoclue Stumbler
2024-12-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Submit Cell Tower/WiFi AP data to geoclue </p>Description</h3>
Geoclue Stumbler is geoclue client in GTK4/Libadwaita. While running, it ensures
geoclue is active to submit cell tower/WiFi Access point data, provides the user
feedback on if geoclue can submit data.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
As of December 22th, 2024, geoclue needs to be patched</a> to successfully upload information to BeaconDB.</p>


Supersonik
2024-12-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Subsonic music client </p>Description</h3>
Subsonic music client for KDE desktops and mobile devices</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Also supports Navidrome and other Subsonic-compatible services.</p>


Kumo
2024-12-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Mobile web browser </p>Description</h3>
Kumo is a web browser with a UI focused on portrait mode touchscreen
mobile devices. It is optimized to run on low-end hardware with a
limited battery life.</p>
The following noteworthy features are implemented:</p>

Built-in adblocker</li>
Whitelist-based cookie policy</li>
Shell-like URI completion</li>
Session recovery</li>
Tab groups</li>
History management</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Also available for Arch Linux ARM-based distributions through a special repo</a>.</p>


Making status information maintainable
2024-11-23T16:30:00+01:00
Having status information always felt important for me when I came up with LinuxPhoneApps.org.
When choosing between multiple apps, it can help to convey how mature an app is. Therefore, we had several values to communicate an apps status:</p>

pre-release for apps that have no tags or releases,</li>
early for new apps in an early project state,</li>
maturing,</li>
mature,</li>
inactive,</li>
unmaintained,</li>
archived.</li>
</ul>
These have been replaced by a smaller set of status:</p>

pre-release,</li>
released,</li>
archived and, additionally, if a project has seen zero commits in two years,</li>
inactive.</li>
</ul>
These can be determined via the various APIs of codehosting platforms or via cloning the repos themselves and checking for git tags which is a clear advantage.</p>
The change reduces subjectiveness and ambiguity. What does early mean? And when is a project really mature? One can see this as a function of time, but scope has to be considered, too: For example, a fully-fledged word processor takes way, way longer to mature than a simple Pomodoro timer.</p>
To not remove information, we've added dates: The first commit and the latest commit. Despite having a checker</a> that now programmatically gets all this information for all apps hosted on GitHub and gitlab-, gitea- and forgejo-based code forges (and a slower solution</a> for all other code hosted in git repositories), it still has to be run manually. One painpoint are API keys - we list too many apps to not run into rate-limiting. Thanks, scrapers!</p>
So while we've made progress, there's more to figure out.
If you want to help with figuring this out so that we can run our checker, say, weekly, please get in touch via email</a> or on Matrix</a>.</p>


Poliedros
2024-11-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Roll multi-type dice </p>Description</h3>
Poliedros is a multi-type dice roller. Basic mode allows you to make quick rolls using just the mouse, while Command mode allows for more complex rolls and combinations.</p>
Source</a></p>


Notify
2024-11-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Receive notifications from ntfy.sh </p>Description</h3>
A desktop client for ntfy.</p>

Receive and send notifications with ntfy.sh or a self hosted ntfy server</li>
View past notifications</li>
Runs automatically at startup and receives notifications in the background</li>
</ul>
ntfy allows you to send notifications to your phone or desktop via scripts from any computer and/or using a REST API.</p>
You can set up notifications to monitor disk space, ssh logins, weather forecasts, or any number of creative scenarios.</p>
Source</a></p>


Play Timer
2024-11-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Native-feeling timers </p>Description</h3>
Timer app with seamless integration accomplished by pretending to be a media player.
Ultimately, serves the only purpose — to start a timer quickly and efficiently.
Notifications included!</p>
Play Timer aims to be as keyboard friendly as possible.
Use navigation keys (arrows, tab, shift+tab, space, enter) or start inputting numbers right away.</p>
The app is CLI-friendly, try flatpak run io.github.efogdev.mpris-timer -help</code>!</p>
Source</a></p>


Pins
2024-11-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Create and edit app shortcuts </p>Description</h3>
Pins allows you to customize your app menu by editing .desktop files.</p>
Some of the things you can do are:</p>

changing an app icon that doesn't fit in with your theme,</li>
creating custom shortcuts to websites,</li>
hiding apps you don't want to see,</li>
editing properties in .desktop files.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Counters
2024-11-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep track of anything </p>Description</h3>
Simple counting application that lets you create counters to keep track of anything you want.</p>
Features:</p>

Multiple counters</li>
Set and track goals</li>
Automatically resets every day, week, etc.</li>
Basic streak counting</li>
Export your data into a CSV file</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Nimlem
2024-11-11T00:00:00+00:00
 An linux mobile first GTK4 client for Lemmy </p>Description</h3>
Nimlem is a linux client for Lemmy written in nim, using GTK4 / Libadwaita.</p>
⚠️ WARNING: Nimlem is still in an very early development stage, there are still alot of bugs and missing features! ⚠️️</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Does not work with lemmy.ml due to what apparently are ssl connection issues.</p>


Keypunch
2024-11-10T00:00:00+00:00
 Practice your typing skills </p>Description</h3>
There is no doubt that typing on a keyboard is an essential skill in the
digital age. Typing fast and accurately gives you more opportunities,
more time for what matters to you, and a sense of self-accomplishment.</p>
Keypunch lets you practice typing. Thanks to fast-paced
sessions with instant feedback afterwards and a plethora of available languages,
you might even have a little fun doing so. With determination, proper technique
and some time, you will observe a noticeable increase in both the speed
and the accuracy of which your thoughts and ideas are put into words on the screen.</p>
If you are already a racer at typing, Keypunch still has something for you.
Try practicing with numbers and punctuation, or choose your own text to type
out as fast as you can.</p>
Get ready to accelerate your typing!</p>
Keypunch is proudly part of GNOME Circle, an initiative that champions the great software that is available for the GNOME platform. For more information, visit the GNOME Circle website.</p>
Source</a></p>


Calligraphy
2024-11-10T00:00:00+00:00
 Turn text into ASCII banners </p>Description</h3>
Calligraphy turns short texts into large, impressive banners made up of ASCII Characters, ready to be copied or exported to images.
Spice up your online conversations by adding some extra oompf to your messages!</p>
Source</a></p>


Community Remote
2024-11-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Roon control for family and friends </p>Description</h3>
Community Remote has a focus on use-cases not covered by the official Roon Remote.
Linux support is the obvious one, others are access control, random album playback and more.</p>
Source</a></p>


MailViewer
2024-11-05T00:00:00+00:00
 EML and MSG file viewer </p>Description</h3>
MailViewer is a GNOME application that allows users to read and decode .eml and .msg files
(email files) without having to install any additional software or create an account.</p>
It provides a graphical interface for easy navigation and rendering of email content,
including attachments, HTML, and plain text.</p>
Source</a></p>


Morphosis
2024-11-02T00:00:00+00:00
 Convert your documents </p>Description</h3>
Use Morphosis to easily convert your text documents to other formats.</p>
Supported export formats:</p>

PDF</li>
Markdown</li>
reStructuredText</li>
LaTeX</li>
HTML</li>
Microsoft Word (.docx)</li>
OpenOffice/LibreOffice (.odt)</li>
Rich Text Format (.rtf)</li>
EPUB</li>
AsciiDoc</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Mobile Config for Firefox
1peter10 — 2024-11-02T00:00:00+00:00
 Mobile and privacy friendly configuration for Firefox (distro-independent) </p>Description</h3>
UI optimizations to allow using Firefox on mobile devices (i.e. small touch screen), including two finger zoom and enforcing of mobile user agent. Privacy enhancements such as disabled search suggestions, disabled Firefox studies, disabled Telemetry and DuckDuckGo as default search engine.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Some distributions ship a patched mobile-config-firefox:</p>

Debian patches</a></li>
PureOS patches</a></li>
</ul>


Fruit Credits
2024-10-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep plaintext accounts </p>Description</h3>
Fruit Credits is a double-entry accounting app
that provides a quick and friendly way to log transactions and track your finances.
Based on the command-line tool hledger,
it stores all your transactions in a readable, editable text file.</p>

Enter transactions with the help of autocomplete</li>
View balances and history of transactions</li>
Make useful queries, e.g.</li>
</ul>
Fruit Credits works perfectly on small screens,
so it's perfect for recording purchases when you're out-and-about.
(As long as you have a Linux phone).</p>
Fruit Credits bundles a copy of hledger you can use in the command line:</p>
Source</a></p>


Add Water
2024-10-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep Firefox in fashion </p>Description</h3>
A utility app to easily install the Firefox GNOME Theme* and automatically update it in the background. This theme keeps Firefox fashionable within the GNOME design ecosystem, and provides many helpful features to customize the interface to make browsing even more pleasant:</p>

Supports light and dark style, as well as accent colors</li>
Hide Tab Bar when only one tab is open</li>
Use an OLED-friendly pitch black for the interface</li>
Customize Tab Bar position, position of controls, alignment, and more</li>
Hide redundant microphone, webcam, screen share indicators</li>
Supports Flatpak, Snap, Librewolf, and Floorp variants of Firefox</li>
</ul>
*The Firefox GNOME Theme itself is independently developed and maintained by Rafael Mardojai CM.</p>
The Firefox browser is not included and must be downloaded separately. This project is not affiliated or endorsed by the Mozilla Foundation. Firefox is a trademark of the Mozilla Foundation in the U.S. and other countries.</p>
Source</a></p>


NymphCast Player
2024-10-28T00:00:00+00:00
 NymphCast Player provides NymphCast client functionality format in a graphical (Qt-based) format </p>Description</h3>
The NymphCast Player provides NymphCast client functionality in a graphical (Qt-based) format. It is also a demonstration platform for the NymphCast SDK (see details on the SDK later in this document). It is designed to run on any OS that is supported by the Qt framework.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Nymphcast can be used to stream content locally to other devices, e.g., a Raspberry Pi connected to speakers or a TV.
This app is part of Alpine's nymphcast-client package. To start the GUI, run "NymphCastPlayer" on  your favorite CLI.</p>


Cursed Delta
2024-10-24T00:00:00+00:00
 A lightweight Delta Chat client for the command line </p>
Description</h3>
Cursed Delta is a ncurses Delta Chat client developed in Python with the urwid library.</p>
Notice</h3>
Works on mobile screen better when launching with a fontsize:8.</p>
To link as second device import a database export from your android with delta import /link/to/database.db</code>
So far only usable if you have also installed a deltachat client on another system to add contacts!
Installable with pip install -U deltachat-cursed</code>.</p>


Caffeine
2024-10-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Calculate your coffee </p>Description</h3>
Caffeine is a utility for coffee enthusiasts. It's sole purpose is to calculate the extraction ratio of a coffee.</p>
For example, an espresso brewed from 10g of coffee ground weighing 18g would have an extraction ratio of 1 : 1.8.</p>
Source</a></p>


Turn On
2024-10-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Turn on devices in your network </p>Description</h3>
Conveniently turn on devices in your network, such as a NAS or a gaming console,
using Wake On LAN (WoL).</p>
Features:</p>

Add devices to turn on.</li>
Discover devices in the local network.</li>
Discover web interfaces on devices.</li>
Monitor device status.</li>
Turn on devices with magic Wake On LAN (WoL) packets.</li>
Turn on devices from GNOME Shell search.</li>
Turn on devices from the command line.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Lock
2024-10-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Process data with GnuPG </p>Description</h3>
Lock is a graphical front-end for GnuPG (GPG) making use of a beautiful LibAdwaita GUI.</p>
Process text and files:</p>

Encryption</li>
Decryption</li>
Signing</li>
Verification</li>
</ul>
Manage your GnuPG keyring:</p>

Generate new key pairs</li>
Import keys</li>
Export public keys</li>
View expire dates</li>
Update expire dates of expired keys</li>
Remove keys</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Diurnals
2024-10-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Get daily Todoist notifications </p>Description</h3>
Not keeping up with upcoming and overdue tasks? Better track your tasks on Todoist with a popup that appears regularly.</p>
Features:</p>

Customizable popup times</li>
Apply custom filters for tasks</li>
Manage your tasks and your time more efficiently</li>
</ul>
Note: Diurnals is not affiliated with or created by Doist</p>
Source</a></p>


WebP Converter
2024-10-19T00:00:00+00:00
 The fastest way to convert images to WebP </p>Description</h3>
WebP Converter allows you to convert images to the WebP format. It is on average 93% faster than online alternatives, with no limit on amount of converts and ability to control compression quality.</p>
With a compression setting of 60, you will notice minimal reduction in quality while shrinking file size to around 90% of its original size.</p>
Source</a></p>


pomodorolm
2024-10-19T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple, good looking and configurable pomodoro tracker with tray icon </p>Description</h3>
Pomodorolm is a simple, good looking and configurable time tracker fot the Pomodoro technique. Work by batch of 25 minutes and enhance your productivity.</p>
Pomodorolm provides a tray icon updated with the remaining time. You can change its look and feel by using themes and you if none suits you, you can create your own theme. All sessions durations are configurable and you can choose to play sounds too (ticking sound, end of session and so on). You can even display notifications if you want to.</p>
Source</a></p>


Meshtastic Client
2024-10-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Graphically control meshtastic devices </p>Description</h3>
This is a GUI client to control a meshtastic device over Serial, Bluetooth,
or TCP/IP. It runs on top of the meshtastic Python API</p>
Source</a></p>


Flood It
2024-10-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Flood the board </p>Description</h3>
Flood It is a game with the simple premise of flooding the entire board with one color in the least amount of moves possible.
Challenge yourself with this simple, yet addictive strategy game, where you need to flood-it as efficiently as you can!</p>
Source</a></p>


splitcat
2024-10-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Splitcat application packaged as a Flatpak. </p>Description</h3>
Simple file splitting and merging application with predefined presets for popular apps.</p>
Source</a></p>


Calculator
2024-10-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Beyond the equation </p>Description</h3>
A calculator app with infinite possibilities</p>

Exceptional performance and responsiveness.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Uno Calculator
2024-10-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Linux port of the Microsoft Windows calculator app </p>Description</h3>
The open-source, Windows Calculator receives a cross-platform makeover from Uno Platform and now runs on Linux in addition to already running on Android, iOS, macOS and Web (WebAssembly)
This is a port of the offical Snap version.</p>
Source</a></p>


< polycule >
2024-10-11T00:00:00+00:00
 A geeky and efficient [matrix] client for power users </p>Description</h3>
Beep boop and I had too much time during boring work meetings. Using this client as
a small piece to practice some matrix related stuff.</p>
I'm especially considering to experiment with Sliding Sync and Flutter Linux-native integrations.</p>

keyboard optimized</li>
no matrix.org !</li>
fast and efficient</li>
terminal style design</li>
cross-platform</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Rosary
2024-10-11T00:00:00+00:00
 Study Christianity </p>Description</h3>
Read the Bible and other Christian texts. This projects goal is to allow each person to study the bible and come to their own conclusion about their faith.</p>
Source</a></p>


Netsleuth
2024-10-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Calculate IP subnets </p>Description</h3>
A simple utility for the calculation and analysis of IP subnet values, designed to simplify network configuration tasks.</p>
Source</a></p>


Chess engine
2024-10-05T00:00:00+00:00
 A fully compliant, playable chess engine written in Lua and rendered with the Love2D game framework forked from https://github.com/Azzla/chess-engine. </p>
Description</h3>
A fully compliant, playable chess engine written in Lua and rendered with the Love2D game framework forked from https://github.com/Azzla/chess-engine.</p>
This fork is aimed at mobiles and adds some tweaks such as zoom out the table and tweak the screen resolution to make it fit on portrait mobile screens.</p>
Notice</h3>
An .apk for postmarketOS (and a .rpm for Sailfish OS) can be found under releases</a>.</p>


Clockwind
2024-10-05T00:00:00+00:00
 a platform game with time travel mechanichs forked from https://alesan99.itch.io/clockwind </p>Description</h3>
The mechanic of this game is time travel. Make your way through 4 levels utilizing the passage of time in different ways. This may involve making trees grow or turning a car in to a flying car.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
An .apk for postmarketOS (and a .rpm for Sailfish OS) can be found under releases</a>.</p>


New Listings of Q3/2024: 539 Apps and better app discovery
2024-10-03T19:50:00+02:00
It's October, three thirds of 2024 have already passed. Time flies!
Let's have a look at what happened last quarter!</p>
</span>A new feature</h3>
First, let's get into a feature that was added today: Advanced Search</em></p>

Advanced Search for Apps</a></li>
Advanced Search for Games</a></li>
</ul>
Check the announement on Mastodon:</p>

LinuxPhoneApps.org: "It took literally forever, but…" - FLOSS.social</a>. Feedback welcome!</em></li>
</ul>
It has been in the work for a long time. It was inspired by this issue:</p>

allow filtering by multiple criteria (#57) · Issues · LinuxPhoneApps / linuxphoneapps.org · GitLab</a></li>
</ul>
Despite taking to so long, it is not much different from Linux Phone Apps Table - Explore data from LinuxPhoneApps.org</a> and lacks some features while having some others - but it a fully integrated part of the site and always fully up-to-date, as the every change to the contents included in the list is immediately reflected there too.</p>
New listings</h3>
23 apps were added in the third quarter of 2024:</p>
July</h4>

Transito</a> - FOSS data-provider-agnostic (GTFS) public transportation app</li>
PowerPlant</a> - A small app helping you to keep your plants alive</li>
</ul>
August</h4>

Alpaca</a> - Chat with local AI models</li>
Pulp</a> - Skim excessive feeds</li>
Archives</a> - Create and view web archives</li>
Echo</a> - Ping websites</li>
Fidei</a> - Bible reader</li>
EV</a> - Electric Vehicle information</li>
Phosh OSK</a> - An experimental On Screen Keyboard for Phosh</li>
Picker</a> - Randomly pick somthing to do</li>
Unfettered Keyboard</a> - The Unfettered Keyboard is an on-screen keyboard for Linux mobile.</li>
Keychain</a> - Manage your passwords</li>
Concessio</a> - Understand file permissions</li>
Screenshot</a> - Take screenshots</li>
</ul>
September</h4>

Goains</a> - Workout tracking app. Thank you, Eeelco, for creating and adding the app!</em></li>
Binary</a> - Convert numbers between bases</li>
Arca</a> - Archive manager</li>
Shutter</a> - Shutter is a camera application which exposes all available camera parameters to the user.</li>
newsFish</a> - Nextcloud news client for Kirigami</li>
Plattenalbum</a> - Connect to your music</li>
GhostCloud</a> - A modern cross-platform client for Nextcloud, ownCloud & WebDav.</li>
Mirror Hall</a> - Use Linux devices as virtual displays in a peer-to-peer fashion</li>
Bitritter</a> - Simple GTK app (Relm4 framework) to interact with Bitwarden/Vaultwarden vaults</li>
</ul>
Games</h3>
Three games were added in the past quarter:</p>

boxclip</a> - "Boxclip", a 2D platformer engine, with an emphasis on interactive map editing. Thank you, glichapp, for adding creating the game!</em></li>
Skladnik</a> - Sokoban Game. Thank you, ltworf, for contributing to the game and adding it!</em></li>
explosive-c4</a> - Connect4 clone. Thank you, ltworf, for creating and adding the game!</em></li>
</ul>
Maintenance</h3>
Most listings were automatically updated, and many of them were additionally edited by hand and brought up to date.
And because information regarding services or frameworks can't be updated automatically, help with these is especially welcome!</p>
Thanks</h3>
I would like to thank everybody who contributed in the past quarter:</p>

Adam</a></li>
Guido</a>
... and everyone I may have forgotten, as this list is based entirely on repository contributions and new issues!</li>
</ul>
Thank you all so much!</p>
Please contribute</h2>
Since April 14th, 2023, the way this site is generated and thus also the ways to contribute to it have been simplified. All relevant parts now live in one repository</a> - the repo's readme is hopefully helpful. Feel free to ask away in our Matrix room</a>!</p>
Fixing existing app or game listings is just one click away (provided you have a framagit account) - every listing has an edit link at the bottom of the page.</p>
</p>
So if you see that something is wrong, take the time and help fix it - by fixing it, or by reporting it to the issue tracker</a> or via e-mail</a>.</p>
Adding apps</h3>
If you want to add an app (if you don't know any, check Apps to be added</a> ;-) ),</p>
Fortunately, we now have an easy way to do this:</p>
LPA helper</a> is ugly, but it works. We hope to integrate it properly soon - if you have questions or suggestions, do not hesitate to ask/get in touch!</p>
See also:</p>

Submit apps via GitLab</a></li>
Listings explained</a></li>
</ul>
You can also send your prepared listing via email to the devel-list</a>.</p>
What's next?</h2>
We do have a public issue tracker</a>, that lists things that should be changed. Lately the focus has been on adding more things that should be done - to then work on them.</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org - it can also be useful for your friends or yourself if you only use the Linux Desktop, as we constantly check for and add new, awesome adaptive Linux apps!</p>


BitRitter
2024-09-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Interact with Bitwarden/Vaultwarden vaults </p>Description</h3>
This app is aimed at Linux mobile devices and thus it is designed to support small screens and touch input. The intention is to implement a basic suit of features from the official Bitwarden clients and then reach feature parity in the future.</p>
Source</a></p>


Mirror Hall
2024-09-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Use Linux devices as second screens </p>Description</h3>
Mirror Hall is an experimental app that aims to turn any Linux device into a
second monitor.</p>
It is designed on both desktop and mobile devices, and supports both
hardware-accelerated and software-based encoding to stream video efficiently.</p>
Mirror Hall makes use of a new, experimental GNOME feature to create virtual
monitors, and requires UDP traffic to be allowed by the network and firewall.
Support for other desktops will be added once a standardized API exists.</p>
Source</a></p>


explosive-c4
2024-09-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Connect4 clone </p>Description</h3>
Four in a row game
The classic four in a row game.
Two players can play on the same device, or it can be played
against an AI.</p>
It is similar to kfourinline but optimised for mobile devices
with touch screens and slower CPUs.</p>
Source</a></p>


Plattenalbum
2024-09-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Connect to your music </p>Description</h3>
A client for the Music Player Daemon (MPD).</p>
Browse your collection while viewing large album covers. Play your music without managing playlists.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mobile-friendly since release 2.2.0.</p>


GhostCloud
2024-09-24T00:00:00+00:00
  A modern cross-platform client for Nextcloud, ownCloud & WebDav. </p>Description</h3>
Allows you to easily access your ownCloud, NextCloud and WebDav instances with a native Free Software application.</p>
For automatic camera photo backup and upload from within other apps (i.e. Gallery) take a look at the "Nextcloud/ownCloud additionals" over at OpenRepos.</p>
Current qmake build configurations:</p>
SailfishOS: CONFIG+=sailfish_build
GNU/Linux desktop: CONFIG+=noadditionals CONFIG+=quickcontrols
Ubuntu Touch: CONFIG+=noadditionals CONFIG+=quickcontrols CONFIG+=click
Android: CONFIG+=noadditionals CONFIG+=quickcontrols
macOS/iOS: CONFIG+=noadditionals CONFIG+=quickcontrols
</code></pre>
Source</a></p>


Skladnik
2024-09-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Sokoban Game </p>Description</h3>
Skladnik is an implementation of the Japanese warehouse keeper game “sokoban”.</p>
The idea is that you are a warehouse keeper trying to push crates to their proper locations in a warehouse. The problem is that you cannot pull the crates or step over them. If you are not careful, some of the crates can get stuck in wrong places and/or block your way.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
According to the submission notice</a>, the game works fine on mobile, especially with this patch</a>.</p>


newsFish
2024-09-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Nextcloud news client for Kirigami </p>Description</h3>
Nextcloud news client for Kirigami</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Primarily made for Sailfish OS, ported to Ubuntu Touch, but can also run on other distributions.</p>


Shutter
2024-09-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Shutter is a camera application which exposes all available camera parameters to the user. </p>Description</h3>
Shutter is a camera application for Sailfish which exposes all available camera parameters to the user. The app uses libcamera to interface with the device's cameras.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Primarily made for Sailfish OS, ported to Ubuntu Touch, but can also run on other distributionshttps://raw.githubusercontent.com/piggz/harbour-shutter/refs/heads/main/harbour-shutter.svg.</p>


Binary
2024-09-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Convert numbers between bases </p>Description</h3>
A small and simple app used to convert between different hexadecimal and binary numbers</p>
Source</a></p>


Arca
2024-09-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Archive manager </p>Description</h3>
Browse, create and manage archives.</p>
Source</a></p>


Goains
2024-09-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Workout tracking app </p>
Description</h3>
Goains allows the user to create a plan for workouts at home or in the gym. When starting a workout session, it is then possible to track reps and weight. The app also functions as a rest timer</p>


Concessio
2024-08-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Understand file permissions </p>Description</h3>
Concessio helps you understand and convert between unix permissions representations</p>

Convert between symbolic and numeric representations of UNIX file permissions</li>
Use toggle buttons to update the symbolic and numeric fields</li>
Open a file to read it's permissions and convert them</li>
Open the help dialog to read and understand the UNIX permissions system</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Screenshot
2024-08-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Take screenshots </p>Description</h3>
Simple application to take screenshots.</p>
Source</a></p>


Picker
2024-08-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Randomly pick something to do </p>Description</h3>
Picker is a simple app that can pick something for you from a list of things.
For example, if you can't decide what to have for dinner, put your favorite meals in and let
the Picker choose one for you.</p>
Source</a></p>


Unfettered Keyboard
2024-08-17T00:00:00+00:00
 The Unfettered Keyboard is an on-screen keyboard for Linux mobile. </p>Description</h3>
On-screen keyboard for "Ctrl+Shift+N curl -OL http://localhost:8080/index.html" that works on Linux Mobile (Wayland)</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Check the readme</a> for how to set this up on Phosh, Plasma Mobile and Sxmo.</p>


Keychain
2024-08-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your passwords </p>Description</h3>
A password manager</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
In early WIP stages but workable (and relatively fast). Unofficial APKBUILD</a></p>


Fidei
2024-08-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Bible reader </p>Description</h3>
Fidei is an offline GTK bible reader for GNOME making use of modern technologies like libadwaita.</p>
Features include:</p>

Reads bibles with in Zefania XML format</li>
Caption/Heading support</li>
Support for proper capitalization (small-caps) of »Lord«</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Needs separate download of content.
Unofficial APKBUILD</a></p>


EV
2024-08-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Electric Vehicle information </p>Description</h3>
A simple GTK4 based app to display EV information. This
currently supports vehicles supported by the hyundai_kia_connect API.</p>
Source</a></p>


Phosh OSK
2024-08-15T00:00:00+00:00
 An alternative On Screen Keyboard for Phosh </p>Description</h3>
The on screen keyboard has the following features:</p>

Character popovers</li>
Word completion / prediction using different completion engines</li>
Gesture based cursor movement</li>
Lots of emojis 😀</li>
Debug mode to debug text-input/input-method issues</li>
More than 30 different layouts</li>
Configurable short cuts in terminal layout</li>
</ul>
It acts as a Wayland input-method or virtual keyboard.</p>
This keyboard is still in development.</p>
Source</a></p>


Echo
2024-08-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Ping websites </p>Description</h3>
Utility to ping websites.</p>
Features include:</p>

Advanced ping parameters like ping count, timeout, etc</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Archives
2024-08-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Create and view web archives </p>Description</h3>
Every day, countless of websites go offline for good. High server costs, government censorship, venture capitalism are some of the threats, many of your favorite websites are facing.</p>
Archives allows you to archive any website, including its assets, into a self-contained hybrid HTML/ZIP. These HTML files can be viewed in any browser (or in-app), be shared or be extracted like a regular ZIP file. Archives can additionally view WARC, WACZ, HAR, ZIM and SWF files.</p>
Source</a></p>


Alpaca
2024-08-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Chat with AI models </p>Description</h3>
A private AI client</p>
Features</p>

Talk to multiple models in the same conversation</li>
Pull and delete models from the app</li>
Have multiple conversations</li>
Image recognition (Only available with compatible models)</li>
Plain text documents recognition</li>
Import and export chats</li>
Append YouTube transcripts to the prompt</li>
Append text from a website to the prompt</li>
PDF recognition</li>
</ul>
Disclaimer</p>
This project is not affiliated at all with Ollama, I'm not responsible for any damages to your device or software caused by running code given by any models.</p>
Source</a></p>


Pulp
2024-08-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Skim excessive feeds </p>Description</h3>
Note: Today Pulp is available as available as a preview which includes direct RSS along with FreshRSS and Nextcloud News backends.</p>
Pulp provides a workflow focused on reading through an excessive number of RSS feeds with the goal of regularly marking all read, resting in a state akin to an empty inbox.</p>
Contributing to quickly parsing excessive articles:</p>

Translators: Part of metainfo description</li>
Marking read while scrolling</li>
Ensuring full article titles and longer excerpts are visible in the article list</li>
A large mobile-friendly "mash roughly here" button to mark the list read and continue</li>
Minimising everything else, in both UI clutter and functionality</li>
</ul>
Complimenting Pulp being a bucket that you're aiming to keep empty are the abilities to share (via Mastodon, Telegram, Reddit and mail) and save (to Wallabag, Nextcloud Bookmarks, Nextcloud Notes and Iotas).</p>
The goal here isn't to be a typical RSS reader, please see the README (via the website link) for more about what Pulp is trying to do and what's possible with this preview. There will be some bugs, reporting those (via the Report an Issue link) is greatly appreciated 🙏</p>
Source</a></p>


boxclip
2024-07-27T00:00:00+00:00
 "Boxclip", a 2D platformer engine, with an emphasis on interactive map editing </p>Description</h3>
Boxclip is a 2D platformer engine, with an emphasis on interactive map editing. Built using the LÖVE2D framework. Maps can be created with the custom built-in map editor. Simply drop and place entities into the world to create a level.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
The repo contains an APKBUILD to make building for postmarketOS/Alpine more easy</a>.</p>


Transito
2024-07-13T00:00:00+00:00
 FOSS data-provider-agnostic (GTFS) public transportation app </p>Description</h3>
Point-to-point directions without comprising user freedoms or privacy.</p>
Transito is a FOSS data-provider-agnostic public transportation app that let's you route between locations using openly available public GTFS feeds. Utilizing the Mobroute Go Library, the Transito app lets you performs routing calculations offline / right on your phone (e.g. no network calls once data is initially fetched). Overall, Transito aims to be an opensource alternative to proprietary routing apps (such as Google Maps, etc.) to get users from point-a to point-b via public transit without comprising privacy or user freedoms. It works in many well-connected metros which have publicly available GTFS data, to name a few: Lisbon, NYC, Brussels, Krakow, and Bourges (check for compatability with your metro here).</p>
The app is currently in active development but generally usable on Android & Linux and looking for more users & testers.</p>
Source</a></p>


PowerPlant
2024-07-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep your plants alive </p>Description</h3>
PowerPlant lets you track when your plants have to be watered and how their health develops over time.</p>
Source</a></p>


Gio
2024-07-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Cross-Platform GUI for Go. </p>
Gio is a library for writing cross-platform immediate mode GUI-s in Go.</p>

Gio UI</a></li>
</ul>


New Listings of Q2/2024: More than 512 Apps
2024-06-30T12:00:00+02:00
The first half of 2024 has already passed. Time flies!
Let's have a look at what happened last quarter!</p>
</span>
New listings</h3>
17 apps were added in the 2nd quarter of 2024:</p>
April</h4>

Usage</a> - A nice way to view information about use of system resources</li>
</ul>
May</h4>

DewDuct</a> - A YouTube player Thank you, DaKnig, for creating and adding the app!</em></li>
Elastic</a> - Design spring animations</li>
Wildcard</a> - Test your regular expressions</li>
Calculator</a> - A simple string calculator</li>
Impression</a> - Create bootable drives</li>
Lorem</a> - Generate placeholder text</li>
Fonts</a> - View fonts on your system</li>
Citations</a> - Manage your bibliography</li>
Graphs</a> - Plot and manipulate data</li>
Ptyxis</a> - Container-oriented terminal</li>
Fotema</a> - Admire your photos</li>
Web Apps</a> - Install websites as apps</li>
</ul>
June</h4>

Papers</a> - Read documents</li>
Showtime</a> - Watch without distraction</li>
Alpaka</a> - Alpaka is a client for the Ollama AI service, which lets you run LLM models such as Llama 2. Thank you, cahfofpai, for adding the app!</em></li>
eSIM Manager</a> - Download and manage eSIM profiles</li>
</ul>
Games</h4>
3 games were added in the past quarter:</p>

Chess Clock</a> - Time games of over-the-board chess</li>
Animatch</a> - A cute match-3 game</li>
Ultimate Tic Tac Toe</a> - (Tic Tac Toe)² Thank you, Nokse, for creating and adding the app!</em></li>
</ul>
Maintenance</h3>
Most listings were automatically updated, and many of them were additionally edited by hand and brought up to date.
And because information regarding services or frameworks can't be updated automatically ...</p>
Thanks</h3>
I would like to thank everybody who contributed in the past quarter:</p>

Max</a>, for a number of fixes,</li>
cahfofpai</a>, for adding Alpaka, and a so far unmerged MR</a>,</li>
nokse22</a>, for creating and adding Ultimate Tic Tac Toe and updating listings of other apps and games they have created!
... and everyone I may have forgotten, as this list is based entirely on repository contributions!</li>
</ul>
Thank you all so much!</p>
Please contribute</h2>
Since April 14th, 2023, the way this site is generated and thus also the ways to contribute to it have been simplified. All relevant parts now live in one repository</a> - the repo's readme is hopefully helpful. Feel free to ask away in our Matrix room</a>!</p>
Fixing existing app or game listings is just one click away (provided you have a framagit account) - every listing has an edit link at the bottom of the page.</p>
</p>
So if you see that something is wrong, take the time and help fix it - by fixing it, or by reporting it to the issue tracker</a> or via e-mail</a>.</p>
Adding apps</h3>
If you want to add an app (if you don't know any, check Apps to be added</a> ;-) ),</p>
Fortunately, we now have an easy way to do this:</p>
LPA helper</a> is ugly, but it works. We hope to integrate it properly soon - if you have questions or suggestions, do not hesitate to ask/get in touch!</p>
See also:</p>

Submit apps via GitLab</a></li>
Listings explained</a></li>
</ul>
You can also send your prepared listing via email to the devel-list</a>.</p>
What's next?</h2>
I still have not managed to write the post with plans and goals for 2024, and it makes less sense to write one with every day that goes by. We do have a public issue tracker</a>, that lists things that should be changed. Progress on my side has been very slow, apologies for that! There's a glimmer of hope though, as, from September onwards, I should have a bit more time by switching to a four day work week.</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org - it can also be useful for your friends or yourself if you only use the Linux Desktop, as we constantly check for and add new, awesome adaptive Linux apps!</p>


eSIM Manager
2024-06-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Download and manage eSIM profiles </p>Description</h3>
A LPA (Local Profile Assistant) app to manage an eSIM/eUICC in your device.</p>
Designed for Linux phones using Phosh/GNOME Mobile.</p>
Source</a></p>


Alpaka
2024-06-23T00:00:00+00:00
 An AI chat client </p>Description</h3>
Alpaka is a client for the Ollama AI service, which lets you run LLM models such as Llama 2.</p>
Source</a></p>


Ultimate Tic Tac Toe
2024-06-22T00:00:00+00:00
 (Tic Tac Toe)² </p>Description</h3>
Play with your friends or against the algorithm. You can read the rules in the game.</p>
Source</a></p>


Document Viewer
2024-06-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Read documents </p>Description</h3>
A document viewer for the GNOME desktop. You can view, search or annotate documents in many different formats.</p>
Papers supports documents in: PDF, DjVu, TIFF, and Comic Books archives (CBR, CBT, CBZ, CB7).</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
46.1 does not fit on mobile yet, current (16-06-2024) nighly flatpak does.</p>


Video Player
2024-06-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Watch without distraction </p>Description</h3>
Play your favorite movies and video files without hassle. Video Player features simple playback controls that fade out of your way when you're watching, fullscreen, adjustable playback speed, multiple language and subtitle tracks, and screenshots — everything you need for a straightforward viewing experience.</p>
Source</a></p>


Ptyxis
2024-05-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Container-oriented terminal </p>Description</h3>
Ptyxis is a terminal for GNOME that focuses on ease-of-use in a
world of containers.</p>
Features:</p>

Remembers current container when opening a new tab with support for podman, toolbox, distrobox, and more</li>
Configurable keyboard shortcuts</li>
Modern interface which integrates the palette with the window styling</li>
User-installable color palettes</li>
Support for preferences profiles with container integration</li>
Integrated color palettes with light and dark support</li>
Tabbed interface with tab overviews</li>
Efficient foreground process tracking denoting sudo and SSH</li>
Support for transparent terminal backgrounds</li>
Separate process mode for terminal-based applications</li>
Support for pinned tabs and saved sessions</li>
Terminal tabs are run within separate cgroups</li>
Terminal inspector to help when writing terminal-based applications</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Fotema
2024-05-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Admire your photos </p>Description</h3>
A photo gallery for everyone who wants their photos to live locally on their devices.</p>
Why enjoy your photo library with Fotema?</p>

View iOS Live Photos and Android motion photos (Samsung devices only).</li>
View photos plotted on a map.</li>
Automatically detects faces.</li>
View your library by year or month.</li>
Play videos.</li>
Many supported image formats. Fotema supports the same image formats as Loupe (the GNOME image viewer).</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mobile friendly since release 1.5.0.</p>


Web Apps
2024-05-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Install websites as apps </p>Description</h3>
Install websites as desktop apps, so that they appear in their own windows separate from any browsers installed.
This is similar to the "Install as App" feature found in popular web browsers.</p>
It uses an internal browser isolated from the system browser, which can optionally be used in incognito mode.
Links to websites other than the one installed open in a new browser window.</p>
NOTE FOR UBUNTU USERS: Ubuntu has a bug that prevents Web Apps from working. A workaround is avaiable at
https://etbe.coker.com.au/2024/04/24/ubuntu-24-04-bubblewrap/ (see https://codeberg.org/eyekay/webapps/issues/15
for details)</p>
Source</a></p>


Elastic
2024-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Design spring animations </p>Description</h3>
Elastic allows to design and export spring physics-based animations to use
with libadwaita.</p>
Features:</p>

Preview translation, rotation and scaling transformations.</li>
See the animation curve and duration on a graph.</li>
Drag a handle to see it return back with the spring physics.</li>
Export C, JavaScript, Python, Vala or Rust code.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Calculator
2024-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple string calculator </p>Description</h3>
A simple string calculator that can perform addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, exponentiation and root extraction, taking into account the order of actions.</p>
Source</a></p>


Impression
2024-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Create bootable drives </p>Description</h3>
Write disk images to your drives with ease. Select an image, insert your drive, and you're
good to go! Impression is a useful tool for both avid distro-hoppers and casual computer
users.</p>
Source</a></p>


Wildcard
2024-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Test your regular expressions </p>Description</h3>
Wildcard gives you a nice and simple to use interface to test/practice
regular expressions.</p>
Source</a></p>


Lorem
2024-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Generate placeholder text </p>Description</h3>
Simple app to generate the well-known Lorem Ipsum placeholder text.</p>
Source</a></p>


Fonts
2024-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 View fonts on your system </p>Description</h3>
Fonts shows you the fonts installed on your computer for your use as
thumbnails.
Selecting any thumbnails shows the full view of how the font would look under
various sizes.</p>
Fonts also supports installing new font files downloaded in the .ttf
and other formats.
Fonts may be installed only for your use or made available to all users on the computer.</p>
Source</a></p>


Citations
2024-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your bibliography </p>Description</h3>
Manage your bibliographies using the BibTeX format.</p>
Source</a></p>


Graphs
2024-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Plot and manipulate data </p>Description</h3>
Graphs is a simple, yet powerful tool that allows you to plot and manipulate your data with ease.
New data can be imported from a wide variety of filetypes, or generated by equation.
All data can be manipulated using a variety of operations such as the ability to select, cut, translate, multiply, center and smoothen data, as well as apply any custom transformations on the data.</p>
Moreover, Graphs supports curve fitting on imported data and offers extensive customization options for the style of the plots.
You can fine-tune and personalize stylesheets to your liking.</p>
Graphs is an excellent fit for both plotting and data manipulation.
The plots created with Graphs can be saved in a variety of formats suitable for sharing and presenting to a wide audience, such as in a scientific publication or presentations.
Additionally, the option to save plots as vector images allows for easy editing in software like Inkscape for further refinement.
Graphs is written with the GNOME environment in mind, but should be suitable for any other desktop environment as well.</p>
For any feedback, questions or general issues, please file an issue on the GitLab page.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
The main window and the dialog to add new formulas are a tad too wide with release 1.8.4, otherwise the app is great on mobile.</p>


DewDuct
2024-05-04T00:00:00+00:00
 A YouTube player </p>Description</h3>
YouTube client for Linux mobile and desktop devices. Based on GTK, using Invidious as a backend.</p>
Source</a></p>


New Listings of Q1/2024: Almost 500 Apps
2024-04-12T07:15:00+02:00
Let's have a look at what happened last quarter!</p>
</span>
New Listings</h3>
The following 42 apps and one game were added to LinuxPhoneApps.org in the first quarter of 2024:</p>
January</h4>

Key Rack</a> - View and edit app secrets</li>
Eloquens</a> - Generate the lorem ipsum text</li>
Fielding</a> - Test your REST APIs</li>
Journald Browser</a> - Browser for journald databases</li>
KleverNotes</a> - KleverNotes is a note taking and management application</li>
Licentia</a> - Choose a license for your project</li>
MarkNote</a> - Write down your thoughts</li>
Merkuro Mail</a> - Read your emails with speed and ease</li>
Notae</a> - Take notes easily</li>
</ul>
February</h4>

Speedtest</a> - Measure your internet connection speed</li>
fWallet</a> - A beautiful cross-platform wallet application for your transport tickets, discount cards and subscriptions.</li>
Electrolysis</a> - EV Charging interface for Linux Thank you, Undef, for adding the app!</em></li>
LocalSend</a> - Share files to nearby devices</li>
Eeman</a> - Track Salah, Read the Quran</li>
Butler</a> - Companion for Home Assistant</li>
Parabolic</a> - Download web video and audio</li>
unlockR</a> - PDF Password remover</li>
Muzika</a> - Elegant music streaming application</li>
Jupii</a> - Play audio, video and images on UPnP/DLNA devices</li>
Whakarere</a> - GTK4 Whatsapp Client</li>
Shortcut</a> - Make app shortcuts</li>
Zodiac</a> - A simple program for plotting horoscopes</li>
Warehouse</a> - Manage all things Flatpak</li>
Forge Sparks</a> - Get Git forges notifications</li>
Door Knocker</a> - Check the availability of portals</li>
Chance</a> - Roll the dice</li>
Valuta</a> - Convert between currencies</li>
Daikhan (Early Access)</a> - Play Videos/Music with style</li>
Time Cop</a> - A time tracking app that respects your privacy and gets the job done without getting too fancy</li>
Kana</a> - Learn Japanese characters</li>
Done</a> - To-do lists reimagined</li>
Paper Clip</a> - Edit PDF document metadata</li>
Simple Wireplumber GUI</a> - A simple GTK4 GUI for PipeWire</li>
Polypass</a> - A simple, secure, and easy to use password manager</li>
Ticket Booth</a> - Keep track of your favorite shows</li>
GNOME Network Displays</a> - Screencasting for GNOME</li>
</ul>
March</h4>

GoForIt!</a> - A stylish to-do list with built-in productivity timer</li>
Melon</a> - Stream videos on the go from different services</li>
Date Calculator</a> - The go-to minimal date calculator</li>
Memorize</a> - Study flashcards</li>
Memorado</a> - Memorize anything</li>
Folio</a> - Take notes in Markdown</li>
</ul>
Games</h4>

Trivia Quiz</a> - Respond to endless questions</li>
</ul>
Maintenance</h3>
Most listings were automatically updated, and many of them were additionally edited by hand and brought up to date.
And because information regarding services or frameworks can't be updated automatically ...</p>
Thanks</h3>
I would like to thank all who contributed in the past quarter:</p>

Dark Dragon</a> for continued contributions to our checkers,</li>
Max</a>, a new contributor, who is going the extra mile and working with upstream to improve metadata, and also has fixed numerous listings,</li>
Philippe for pointing out an error</a>,</li>
Undef for creating and adding Electrolysis,</li>
</ul>
Thank you all so much!</p>
Please contribute</h2>
Since April 14th, 2023, the way this site is generated and thus also the ways to contribute to it have been simplified. All relevant parts now live in one repository</a>.</p>
As a consequence, fixing existing app or game listings is now just one click away (provided you have a framagit account) - every listing has an edit link at the bottom of the page.</p>
</p>
So if you see that something is wrong, take the time and help fix it!</p>
Adding apps</h3>
If you want to add an app (if you don't know any, check Apps to be added</a> ;-) ),</p>
Fortunately, we now have an easy way to do this:</p>
LPA helper</a> is ugly, but it works. We hope to integrate it properly soon - if you have questions or suggestions, do not hesitate to ask/get in touch!</p>
See also:</p>

Submit apps via GitLab</a></li>
Listings explained</a></li>
</ul>
You can also send your prepared listing via email to the devel-list</a>.</p>
What's next?</h2>
Stay tuned for a post with our plans and goals for 2024. If you can't wait for that - we do have a public issue tracker</a>!</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org - it can also be useful for your friends or yourself if you only use the Linux Desktop, as we constantly check for and add new, awesome adaptive Linux apps!</p>


Animatch
2024-04-12T00:00:00+00:00
 A cute match-3 game </p>Description</h3>
Animatch is a match-three game with cute animals.</p>
Source</a></p>


Chess Clock
2024-04-02T00:00:00+00:00
 Time games of over-the-board chess </p>Description</h3>
Chess Clock is a simple application to provide time control for over-the-board
chess games. Intended for mobile use, players select the time control settings
desired for their game, then the black player taps their clock to start white's
timer. After each player's turn, they tap the clock to start their opponent's,
until the game is finished or one of the clocks reaches zero.</p>
Source</a></p>


Usage
2024-04-02T00:00:00+00:00
 Analyse your system </p>Description</h3>
Usage helps with simple to understand ways to analyze how the system uses
its resources.</p>

Easy access to which app uses what amount of processing power or memory,
helps find performance issues.</li>
The storage view provides insight to simplify cleaning up unnecessary
leftover files.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Before release 45, it was using GTK3/libhandy and mobile friendly since 3.38.</p>


Folio
2024-03-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Beautiful markdown note-taking app </p>Description</h3>
Create notebooks and take notes in markdown</p>
Some features include:</p>

Almost WYSIWYG markdown rendering</li>
Searchable through GNOME search</li>
Highlight and strikethrough text formatting</li>
App themeing based on notebook color</li>
Trash can</li>
Markdown document</li>
Optional line numbers</li>
Optional auto save</li>
Open links with Control-Click</li>
Link to other notes in Folio</li>
Automatically create links for bare URL's and e-mail addresses</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Folio is a maintained fork of Paper</a>.</p>


Memorado
2024-03-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Memorize anything </p>Description</h3>
Learn using spaced repetition. Create cards with a question and answer, and practice with them.</p>
Great for learning new languages, memorizing terms and definitions, or anything else you want to get better at.
Create or import decks, practice them, or export to share them with friends.</p>
Source</a></p>


Memorize
2024-03-10T00:00:00+00:00
 Study flashcards </p>Description</h3>
Memorize is a native GNOME app that stores your flashcard sets.
It enables you to create, edit, view, and study sets.
Use the test mode for creating a preparation exam.
You can easily import existing Quizlet sets.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
This app mostly fits the screen, except for  the 'Overview' screen.</p>


Date Calculator
2024-03-06T00:00:00+00:00
 The go-to minimal date calculator </p>Description</h3>
Date Calculator is an app to calculate differences between dates.</p>

Simple to use!</li>
Fast and responsive.</li>
Calculate differences between dates, with months, years, and weeks given.</li>
Find which day is a certain amount of dates away.</li>
Compatible with dynamic color themes.</li>
Open Source and ad-free.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
ARM64 flatpak available on https://github.com/AtiusAmy/net.winscloud.DateCalculator/releases/</a></p>


GoForIt!
2024-03-03T00:00:00+00:00
 A stylish to-do list with built-in productivity timer </p>Description</h3>
GoForIt! is a simple and stylish productivity app, featuring a to-do list, merged with a timer that keeps your focus on the current task.</p>
To-do lists are stored in the Todo.txt format. This simplifies synchronization with mobile devices and makes it possible to edit tasks using other front-ends.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Some dialogues (create new list, settings) do not fully fit the screen, but can be operated mostly fine.</p>


Melon
2024-03-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Stream videos on the go from different services </p>Description</h3>
Melon allows you to watch videos, subscribe to channels and bookmark playlists from multiple services.</p>
Access to these services is provided via so called servers (aka plugins), which communicate with the API of said service.
The following services are currently supported:</p>

Invidious (to access YouTube)</li>
PeerTube (experimental)</li>
Nebula (account required to watch videos)</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


A Talk at FOSDEM 2024: 'The Linux Phone App Ecosystem'
2024-02-24T23:57:00+01:00
 A blog post about FOSDEM 2024's 'The Linux Phone Apps Ecosystem' talk </p>The what, the how and a lot of addenda to the The Linux Phone App Ecosystem talk held at FOSDEM 2024</a></p>
</span>
Preface</h3>
First things first: FOSDEM (Free Open Source Developers European Meeting) is a yearly event happening in Brussels, Belgium. It lasts only two days, but it has content for a about two weeks. It's a nice event, there's no sign-up, no admission - if you're involved with FOSS, and can make, it should just go. Yes, it's a health hazard and overcrowded. But it's such a boost, also.</p>
After having attended FOSDEM 2023, I was sure to go again. Something made me believe that I should give a talk, and so, as the Call for Participation for the FOSS on Mobile devroom was taking place, I figured that it might be interesting to talk about the Linux Phone App Eosystem - not a bad idea. Also, I figured that my live would contain enough minutes and hours to prepare this well enough. This assumption was wrong, and led to a talk with last minutes slides; thankfully, I had somewhat prepared the rest. But as these things go, without time to rehearse, you will not deliver what you may have intended to deliver.</p>
The contents</h3>
I started out with a few puns and then went on to talk about the main players in the Linux Phone App Ecosystem; first trying to make clear, that Android is not the way to go.</p>
I then went on a ride through Sailfish OS, Ubuntu Touch and what I called the "new contenders", the GNOME and Plasma Mobile efforts this very website focuesses on. Needless to say, if you want to get into the origins of these projects, and discuss a few highlights from their matters of app distribution, things become challenging in 40 Minute time slot, especially, if you're not a fast talker.</p>
Enough said, maybe.. just watch it?</p>
Watch the recording</h4>
FOSDEM 2024 - The Linux Phone App Ecosystem</a></p>
After that, here's where I think I could have done better.</p>
Areas, where the talk could have been better</h3>
Aside from the obvious slide navigations mishaps, and the lack of visual demos, the following should have been said clearer:</p>
Sailfish OS</h4>
Sailfish is actually, aside from its stores, able to run flatpak apps. However, it's stack (AFAIR it's the wayland compositor) makes it so, that GTK-based apps can't be run. Still, this should make it possible to run Nheko (and thus have a decent enough) Matrix app.</p>
Ubuntu Touch</h4>
I dropped the ball here, when I did not mention the read-only-filesystem - in a way, Ubuntu Touch is the immutable OG. This is a major characteristic. Also, an image of that donation prompt was sorely missed.</p>
New contenders</h4>
I am not too unhappy with this, but visuals, again, would have been good.</p>
Interoperability issues when combining apps from different worlds, starting with what we the keyboard fun when running Qt apps on Phosh (non-automatic) and GNOME Shell Mobile (no keyboard at all), should have been mentioned.</p>
The foreseeable issues when running Ubuntu Touch apps on any of the new contenders, that unlike Ubuntu Touch use a swipe up gesture for multi tasking, making it unavailable for in app menu things, also (with Sailfish's UI bits being proprietary, a "just build it and run it" approach is impossible, anyway. It will remain challenging and extra work to make an app feel native to each ecosystem, if it's feasible at all. Still, small as all these efforts are, collectively, we should at least try to make this better.</p>
Where to go from here?</h3>
One of my goals with this talk was to name a few examples of apps that essentially work everywhere. I was also touching on the topic of donations and the user appreciation that they can signal in a world of angry bug reports or unfriendly worded feature demands.</p>
Payments though - as I was contacted after the talk, that's likely not worth the hassle, the author of the SailfishOS app Fernschreiber told me, from first hand experience. Transaction costs ruin small payment money transfer - it's a sad fact. Still, if it a mechanism, that can also work for all Linux Desktop users (Flathub is working on this), results may be slightly better if expectations are realistic: This is not iOS, you are unlikely to make a living of one indy app (assuming that's still possible for unknown new-comers over in Apple world, even).</p>
That's the big picture stuff. Personally, I hope to get more in touch with people from both Ubuntu Touch and Sailfish OS, to explore avenues of app interoperability in all directions. Both projects are the most ready for the everyperson, but it would be great if they could participate from the seemingly more energetic space monitored on this website.</p>
Regarding LinuxPhoneApps.org, my 2024 goals include easier maintenance by submitting MRs/PRs to listed projects, so that they can take care of updating listings and are in control of the ways their apps are described (there's a lot more, but this is the most important one, as it can make this project less important, which would be a good thing). This does not mean that I do not intend on making the site better; or that I mean to retire it. New apps showing up are unlikely to be perfect on that metadata; and I don't even know if there are plans to add indicators regarding adaptivity to Discover, Plasma's app management solution.</p>
Conclusion</h3>
Overall, given the circumstances, I am fairly happy with my talk. I hope to publish an enhanced/augmented version of it on TilVids and it's huge competitor in March. If you have any feedback</a>, or want to collaborate, do not hesitate to get in touch! (Public comments are best placed on Mastodon</a>).</p>


Time Cop
2024-02-13T00:00:00+00:00
 A time tracking app that respects your privacy and gets the job done without getting too fancy </p>Description</h3>
A time tracking app that respects your privacy and gets the job done without getting too fancy.</p>
Features:</p>

Offline-only, mobile-centric design</li>
Runs on Linux, iOS, and Android</li>
Fully private—there is no tracking / spying / advertising / etc</li>
Keep track of tasks with multiple parallel timers that can be started with the tap of a button</li>
Associate timers with projects to group your work (or don't)</li>
Start, stop, edit, and delete timers whenever with no fuss</li>
Export data as a .csv file, filtered by timespans and projects</li>
Export the app's database for full access to all of its data</li>
Automatic light mode / dark mode based on your device settings</li>
Localized in several languages (thanks to Google Translate): English, Arabic, German, Spanish, French, Hindi, Indonesian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional)</li>
Open source (licensed under Apache-2.0)—fork away (https://github.com/hamaluik/timecop)</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Kana
2024-02-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Learn Japanese characters </p>Description</h3>
Hone your Japanese skills by matching romanized characters to their correct hiragana and katakana counterparts.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
It does not show japanese characters out of the box on postmarketOS, see related issue</a></p>


Done
2024-02-13T00:00:00+00:00
 To-do lists reimagined </p>Description</h3>
The ultimate task management solution for seamless organization and efficiency.</p>
Done is a user-friendly app that allows you to effortlessly consolidate your existing task providers into a single application for optimal productivity and organization.</p>
Current features:</p>

Create tasks and lists</li>
Add task service providers</li>
Edit your tasks and lists</li>
Delete tasks and lists</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Archived on April 19, 2024.
Did not fit the screen without scale-to-fit, being a few pixels too wide.</p>


Paper Clip
2024-02-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Edit PDF document metadata </p>Description</h3>
Edit the title, author, keywords and more details of your PDF documents</p>
Source</a></p>


Simple Wireplumber GUI
2024-02-13T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple GTK4 GUI for PipeWire </p>Description</h3>
Simple Wireplumber GUI</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Be careful with this on your daily driver phone! Better use it on a secondary device first!</p>


Trivia Quiz
2024-02-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Respond to endless questions </p>Description</h3>
This app let's you respond to an endless stream of questions.
It uses Open Trivia database.
Questions are only available in English.</p>
Source</a></p>


Polypass
2024-02-13T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple, secure, and easy to use password manager </p>Description</h3>
Polypass is a simple, secure, and easy to use password manager</p>
Source</a></p>


Ticket Booth
2024-02-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep track of your favorite shows </p>Description</h3>
Ticket Booth allows you to build your watchlist of movies and TV Shows, keep track of
watched titles, and find information about the latest releases.</p>
Ticket Booth does not allow you to watch or download content. This app uses the TMDB API
but is not endorsed or certified by TMDB.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Just a few pixels too wide.</p>


GNOME Network Displays
2024-02-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Screencasting for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
GNOME Network Displays allows you to cast your desktop to a remote display.
Supports the Miracast and Chromecast protocols.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
No successful use prior to addition (only tested with HP Elite X3 Lap Dock). Use with GNOME Shell recommended for best results.</p>


Chance
2024-02-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Roll the dice </p>Description</h3>
Roll six-sided dice by default, or roll custom dice of up to 999 sides. Save frequently-used dice to the tray. Copy roll results to the clipboard from the history pane. Results are remembered until the app is closed or they are manually cleared.</p>
Keyboard shortcuts:</p>

Roll the dice with Ctrl+R</li>
Select dice with Ctrl+,</li>
Copy the last result with Ctrl+C</li>
Toggle the roll history pane with F9</li>
Clear roll history with Ctrl+L</li>
Undo the clear with Ctrl+Z</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Valuta
2024-02-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Convert between currencies </p>Description</h3>
Valuta is a simple and fast conversion tool, ideal for those who need to convert between different currencies repeatedly. Use it while traveling, budgeting, or anytime else you need to quickly convert between two currencies.</p>
Source</a></p>


Daikhan
2024-02-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Play Videos/Music with style </p>Description</h3>
A simple yet powerful media player with a beautiful interface. It has nice keyboard shortcuts,
session restore capabilities, and much more.</p>
NOTE: The app is in early stages of development and bound to change significantly
in the future.</p>
Source</a></p>


Forge Sparks
2024-02-11T00:00:00+00:00
 Get Git forges notifications </p>Description</h3>
Simple notifier app with support for GitLab, Github, Gitea and Forgejo.</p>
Source</a></p>


Door Knocker
2024-02-11T00:00:00+00:00
 Check the availability of portals </p>Description</h3>
Door Knocker allows you to check availability of all portals provided by xdg-desktop-portal.</p>
Source</a></p>


New Apps of LinuxPhoneApps.org, Q4/2023: 21 new apps, and a simpler way to add new apps!
2024-02-10T11:30:00+02:00
It feels like it is almost March, so let's have a long overdue look at what happened in the final quarter of 2023!</p>
</span>
New apps</h2>
The following 21 apps were added to LinuxPhoneApps.org in the fourth quarter of 2023:</p>
October</h3>

Kalm</a> - Breathing techniques. Thank you, plata, for creating and adding the app!</em></li>
Metronomek</a> - Trivial looking metronome with natural sounds and sophisticated possibilities. Thank you, Agent Smith, for adding the app!</em></li>
Pygenda</a> - Pygenda is a calendar/agenda application written in Python3/GTK3 and designed for "PDA" devices such as Planet Computers' Gemini..</li>
Fretboard</a> - Look up guitar chords.</li>
</ul>
November</h3>

Biblioteca</a> - Read documentation.</li>
Camera</a> - Take pictures and videos.</li>
Jellybean</a> - Manage inventories of various things.</li>
Dosage</a> - Keep track of your treatments.</li>
Halftone</a> - Give your images that pixel art-like style.</li>
Upscaler</a> - Upscale and enhance images.</li>
KOReader</a> - A document viewer for DjVu, PDF, EPUB and more. Thank you, colinsane, for adding the app!</em></li>
Decibels</a> - Play audio files.</li>
Resources</a> - Monitor your system resources and processes.</li>
Merkuro Contact</a> - Manage your contacts with speed and ease.</li>
</ul>
December</h3>

Saber: Handwritten Notes</a> - The notes app built for handwriting.</li>
Delfin</a> - Stream movies and TV shows from Jellyfin.</li>
Pomodoro</a> - Pomodoro is a productivity-focused timer.</li>
Exercise Timer</a> - Timer clock for high intensity interval training.</li>
Wifi Connect</a> - Scan for Wifi  SSIDs, connect, disconnect, and restart services on your linux phone. Thank you, AndyM48, for creating and adding the app!</em></li>
Televido</a> - Access German-language public TV.</li>
KWordQuiz</a> - Flash Card Trainer.</li>
</ul>
New Games</h2>
As the games list remains unmaintained, it did not see much action. Please step up if you're into games, here are what's on the agenda (aside from adding/reviewing games)</a>!</em></p>
Maintenance</h3>
Most listings were automatically updated, and many of them were additionally edited by hand and brought up to date.
And because information regarding services or frameworks can't be updated automatically ...</p>
Please contribute</h2>
Since April 14th, 2023, the way this site is generated and thus also the ways to contribute to it have been simplified. All relevant parts now live in one repository</a>.</p>
As a consequence, fixing existing app or game listings is now just one click away (provided you have a framagit account) - every listing has an edit link at the bottom of the page.</p>
</p>
So if you see that something is wrong, take the time and help fix it!</p>
Adding apps</h3>
If you want to add an app (if you don't know any, check Apps to be added</a> ;-) ),</p>
Fortunately, we now have a new and easy way to do this:</p>
LPA helper</a> is ugly, but it works. We hope to integrate it properly and overhaul its UI soon - if you have questions or suggestions, do not hesitate to ask/get in touch!</p>
See also:</p>

Submit apps via GitLab</a></li>
Listings explained</a></li>
</ul>
You can also send your prepared listing via email to the devel-list</a>.</p>
What's next?</h2>
Stay tuned for a post with our plans and goals for 2024. If you can't wait for that - we do have a public issue tracker</a>!</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org - it can also be useful for your friends or yourself if you only use the Linux Desktop, as we constantly check for new, awesome adaptive Linux apps!</p>
If you want to contribute an/your app or work on the website itself, please see above or check the FAQ</a>!1</a></sup></p>
And if you want to discuss apps with like minded persons, make sure to join our Matrix group</a> or subscribe/post to our discuss mailing list</a>!</p>
^1</sup>If you are not aware of any new apps, check out apps listed in apps-to-be-added</a>, test the app and add it!</p>
</div>


Zodiac
2024-02-10T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple program for plotting horoscopes </p>Description</h3>
The application generates horoscopes in svg and txt format. The user only needs to fill in the required fields. The application can make horoscopes for both one and two people.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Just a few pixels too wide.</p>


Warehouse
2024-02-10T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage all things Flatpak </p>Description</h3>
Warehouse provides a simple UI to control complex Flatpak options, all without resorting to the command line.</p>
Features:</p>

Manage installed Flatpaks and view properties of any package</li>
Change versions of a Flatpak to rollback any unwanted updates</li>
Pin runtimes and mask Flatpaks</li>
Filter packages and sort data, to help find anything easily</li>
See current app user data, and cleanup any unused data left behind</li>
Add popular Flatpak remotes with a few clicks or add custom remotes instead</li>
Take snapshots of your apps' user data, saving your data</li>
Install new packages from any remote, or from your system</li>
Responsive UI to fit large and small screen sizes</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Shortcut
2024-02-09T00:00:00+00:00
 Make app shortcuts </p>Description</h3>
Shortcut is a tool that allows users to quickly pin executable files to their app launcher.
It guides users throught the process by providing file picker dialogs with relevant filters,
input validation, and name and icon previews.</p>
Source</a></p>


Karere
2024-02-09T00:00:00+00:00
 Chat on WhatsApp </p>Description</h3>
Karere brings WhatsApp to your Linux desktop with a native look and feel. It integrates
seamlessly with your environment, offering a clean, modern interface that respects your
system's theme and workflow. By wrapping WhatsApp Web, it ensures you have access to
all the latest features while adding powerful desktop-specific capabilities.</p>
Key features include:</p>

Native system notifications and tray icon support</li>
Persistent login sessions so you don't need to scan the QR code every time</li>
Privacy controls and comprehensive spell-checking settings</li>
Smooth performance with hardware acceleration</li>
Proper clipboard integration for text and images</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
The webview fits, WhatsApp Web is not hacked to become reponsive, but can be used.</p>


unlockR
2024-02-08T00:00:00+00:00
 PDF Password remover </p>Description</h3>
unlockR is a simple app to unlock / decrypt PDF files.</p>
Source</a></p>


Muzika
2024-02-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Elegant music streaming application </p>Description</h3>
Play music from millions of songs available on the internet for free.
Search for songs, albums, artists, and more. Discover new music from
playlists and get a personalized & curated experience.</p>
Current features:</p>

play any music from YouTube Music</li>
allows sign in through OAuth with Google to play your playlists and more from your library or uploads</li>
search for songs, albums, artists, radios, community & featured playlists and more</li>
access personalised music radios & mixes</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Nightly aarch64 flatpak can be found on GitHub</a></p>


Jupii
2024-02-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Play media on UPnP/DLNA devices </p>Description</h3>
Jupii let you play audio, video and image files on any device on your local network that supports UPnP/DLNA, such as smart speaker, smart TVs, gaming consoles, and more.</p>
In addition to the typical features you might expect from this type of application, Jupii also has some unique functionalities such as:</p>

support many different internet services as media source (Bandcamp, SoundCloud, YouTube and many more)</li>
live casting of video/audio from camera or microphone</li>
screen mirroring</li>
recorder that let you to extract music from Internet radio streams</li>
</ul>
This app can be used in two different UPnP/DLNA modes:</p>

Playback control mode: Using Jupii, you connect to the player device (e.g. smart speaker) and transfer media from your phone/computer to this device.</li>
Media server mode: Using your playback device (e.g. smart TV), you browse and play media files shared by Jupii</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Parabolic
2024-02-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Download web video and audio </p>Description</h3>
— A basic yt-dlp frontend</p>
— Supports downloading videos in multiple formats (mp4, webm, mp3, opus, flac, and wav)</p>
— Run multiple downloads at a time</p>
— Supports downloading metadata and video subtitles</p>
Source</a></p>


Butler
2024-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Companion for Home Assistant </p>Description</h3>
Access your Home Assistant dashboard from a native companion UI, integrating better with your OS. Native features include:</p>

Icon in your App Grid, Applications Menu, Dash, Dock, etc.</li>
Native header bar</li>
Save and restore current view and size when closed and re-opened</li>
Two-finger swipe and mouse button support to go back/forward between views</li>
Cross-desktop light/dark style support (if supported by your Lovelace theme)</li>
</ul>
Butler is designed to make getting at your Home Assistant dashboard easier for kiosks, your laptop/desktop, or your Linux phone. It does not currently support companion app features from Android and iOS like location services, notifications, or exposing device sensors—if you’d like to add those features, please check out the website to contribute!</p>
Other features include:</p>

Pinch-to-zoom</li>
Set the scaling with Ctrl+Plus/Minus or Ctrl+0 to reset</li>
Fullscreen from the menu, a keyboard shortcut, or a GSetting to better support kiosk use cases</li>
</ul>
Note WebRTC camera streams (i.e. used by some newer Nest cameras) are not currently supported.</p>
Source</a></p>


LocalSend
2024-02-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Share files to nearby devices </p>Description</h3>
This app allows you to send files and messages over the local LAN network.</p>
In contrast to most alternatives, no external servers are needed.
Everything happens locally in the wifi network.</p>
Source</a></p>


Eeman
2024-02-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Track Salah, Read the Quran </p>Description</h3>
An app that lets you track and get notified of your Salah timings, and read the beautiful Quran.</p>
Features:</p>

Choose calculation methods</li>
Ability to get location from IP or manually</li>
Choose school of thought, i.e later Asr time for Hanafi</li>
read the Quran with popular translation of Saheeh International</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


fWallet
2024-02-03T00:00:00+00:00
 A beautiful cross-platform wallet application for your transport tickets, discount cards and subscriptions. </p>Description</h3>
A beautiful cross-platform wallet application for your transport tickets, discount cards and subscriptions.</p>

easily import PkPass-files and show them on purpose</li>
beautifully design</li>
no trackers, no Google, no proprietary dependencies.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
CI generated Debian packages for aarch64 are available</a></p>


Electrolysis
2024-02-03T00:00:00+00:00
 EV Charging interface for Linux </p>Description</h3>
Sadly public charging of electric vehicles often requires either an app or at least an account. Until now, those apps only existed for Android and iOS. It's time we changed that and created something for Mobile Linux.</p>
Electrolysis provides a native GTK application for EV charging.</p>
Source</a></p>


Speedtest
2024-02-02T00:00:00+00:00
 Measure your internet connection speed </p>Description</h3>
Desktop client for librespeed using gtk4+libadwaita</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mobile friendly since 1.3.0.</p>


Key Rack
2024-01-14T00:00:00+00:00
 View and edit passwords </p>Description</h3>
Key Rack allows you to view, create and edit secrets, such as passwords or tokens, stored by apps. It supports both Flatpak secrets and system-wide keyrings.</p>
Source</a></p>


Eloquens
2024-01-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Generate the lorem ipsum text </p>Description</h3>
Eloquens allows you to easily generate the lorem ipsum text, you can add links, unordered/ordered list, headings and much more.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Pre-release, not packaged for any mobile distribution yet. Needs to be evaluated.</p>


Fielding
2024-01-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Test your REST APIs </p>Description</h3>
Fielding makes it easy to test your REST API, it allows you to make requests for the most used HTTP methods.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Pre-release, not packaged for any mobile distribution yet. Needs to be evaluated.</p>


Journald Browser
2024-01-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Browser for journald databases </p>Description</h3>
Journald-browser is a reference implementation of the kjournald library and provides a flexible tool to browse in local, remote and offline journald databases.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
The app is too wide on Plasma Mobile; but given the content (journald), making it fit/work well in portrait may be almost impossible. It's useful as is with the phone used in landscape mode.</p>


KleverNotes
2024-01-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Take and manage your notes </p>Description</h3>
KleverNotes is a note taking and management application for your mobile and desktop devices. It uses markdown and allow you to preview your content.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
KDE incubator project. Unofficial APKBUILD</a>.</p>


Licentia
2024-01-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Choose a license for your project </p>Description</h3>
Licentia helps you choose a license for your project, it allows you to check the license's permissions, conditions and limitations, how to add said license to your project and read the full license.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Pre-release, not packaged for any mobile distribution yet.</p>


Marknote
2024-01-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Write down your thoughts </p>Description</h3>
Marknote lets you create rich text notes and easily organise them into notebooks. You can personalise your notebooks by choosing an icon and accent color for each one, making it easy to distinguish between them and keep your notes at your fingertips. Your notes are saved as Markdown files in your Documents folder, making it easy to use your notes outside of Marknote as well as inside the app.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Releases up to 1.2.0 did not really work on mobile (notes could not be viewed/edited).</p>


Merkuro Mail
2024-01-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Read and write emails </p>Description</h3>
Merkuro Mail is a free and open source email client. Merkuro Mail is part of the Merkuro groupware suite and is currently in beta. For now, it only allows you to read your emails.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
To set up an account, make sure to launch the app from terminal with env QT_QUICK_CONTROLS_MOBILE=0 merkuro-mail</code>.</p>
To get a launcher, run cp /usr/share/applications/org.kde.merkuro.mail.desktop ~/.local/share/applications/</code> and remove the NoDisplay=true</code> line from of the file (or change true</code> to false</code>).</p>


Notae
2024-01-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Take notes easily </p>Description</h3>
Notae lets you focus on what's important.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Pre-release, not packaged for any mobile distribution yet. Needs to be evaluated.</p>


Televido
2023-12-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Access German-language public TV </p>Description</h3>
Televido (“Television” in Esperanto) lets you livestream, search, play and
download media from German-language public television services. It is powered by APIs
provided by the MediathekView project.</p>
The presented content is provided directly by the respective television services, this
program only facilitates finding and accessing the shows.</p>
Televido provides an integrated player for video playback. Additionally, Televido
supports external programs that are installed on the user's system for video playback
and download. Currently supported players: GNOME Videos (Totem), Celluloid, Clapper,
Daikhan. Currently supported downloaders: Parabolic.</p>
Source</a></p>


WordQuiz
2023-12-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Flash card trainer </p>Description</h3>
KWordQuiz is a general purpose flash card program. It can be used for vocabulary learning and many other subjects. It provides an editor and five different flashcard quiz modes. It uses the KVTML file format and contributed files can be downloaded from within the application.</p>
Source</a></p>


Wifi Connect
2023-12-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Scan for Wifi  SSIDs, connect, disconnect, and restart services on your linux phone </p>
Description</h3>


Check that wifi is services are running</p>
</li>

List wifi connections available</p>
</li>

Show known wifi connections</p>
</li>

Show active wifi connections</p>
</li>

Restart wifi services on request</p>
</li>
</ul>


Delfin
2023-12-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Stream movies and TV shows from Jellyfin </p>Description</h3>
Delfin is a native client for the Jellyfin media server. It features a fast and clean
interface to stream your media in an embedded MPV-based video player.</p>
Delfin currently supports streaming movies and TV shows from your library. The video
player
supports the Intro Skipper plugin for skipping intros automatically, and the Jellyscrub
plugin
to show thumbnails while scrubbing through videos.</p>
This is an early release, you may run into bugs or missing features. Delfin does not come
with any media, you must connect to a Jellyfin server. Plugins must be installed and
configured on your server to be available from Delfin.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Please note that this is only the rating is only preliminary test result based on the login screen.
If you have a Jellyfin server, please test this app and report back how well it fits the screen
and works with touch.</p>


Pomodoro
2023-12-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Pomodoro is a productivity-focused timer </p>Description</h3>
Pomodoro is a timer utility with rules, ideal for better productivity.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Development is "currently on hold with no expected date for resumption" according to the apps README</a>.</p>


Exercise Timer
2023-12-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Train and rest with high intensity </p>Description</h3>
Exercise Timer is a simple utility to conduct high intensity interval training.
Following a short preparation period, a prescribed number of exercise sets are played. In between each exercise, there is a resting period.
The app does not make an assumption about the kind of the exercise.</p>
Features:</p>

Save and recall presets containing the number of sets and the duration of the exercise, rest and preparation periods.</li>
A beeping sound is played at- and prior to each transition.</li>
The volume of the sound can be adjusted.</li>
Light and dark mode follows the system's setting.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Saber
2023-12-02T00:00:00+00:00
 The notes app built for handwriting </p>Description</h3>
Saber is the notes app built for handwriting.</p>
It's designed to be as simple and intuitive as possible, while still delivering unique features that you'll actually use. Additionally, Saber is available across all your devices, large and small, and syncs between them seamlessly.</p>
Notably, it can invert your notes when you're in dark mode. This allows you to write with white ink on a black background, which is much easier on the eyes in low-light environments like when the teacher turns off the lights in class.
Images and PDFs are also inverted, so you can still use a digital printout or a textbook without the fuss.</p>
Saber uses a dual-password system to protect your notes from anyone but you, even if they have complete control over the server. You can safely store your notes on the official Saber server, another server, or even host your own!</p>
The app is completely open-source so that anyone can view the source code and see exactly what it's doing and how it handles your data. Many other note-taking apps are closed-source and proprietary, meaning that their inner workings are a mystery to the public.</p>
As someone who studies maths, highlighting multi-line equations was always a hassle with other apps, where the highlighter would change color when it overlapped with itself. Another problem I had was that in some apps, the highlighter would render on top of the text, fading it out and making it hard to read.
Saber's highlighter has no such issues. It utilizes canvas compositing to render the highlighter in a way that is consistent with/better than traditional paper, where it handles overlaps and maintains color consistency.</p>
Saber has everything you need to keep your notes organized. Create folders inside folders inside folders to your heart's content with no limit on the number of nested folders. And even though a note may be buried deep within a nested folder, you can still access it easily with your most recent notes always available on the home screen.</p>
Discover a whole new way to capture and organize your thoughts
with Saber. Whether you're a student, professional, or creative
mind, Saber is your trusted companion for digital handwriting.
Download now and let your ideas flow freely!</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
To make the app launch on GLES 2 devices, make sure to set the environment variable LIBGL_ALWAYS_SOFTWARE=1</code>.</p>


Resources
2023-11-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep an eye on system resources </p>Description</h3>
Resources allows you to check the utilization of your system resources and control your running processes and apps. It’s designed to be user-friendly and feel right at home on a modern desktop by using GNOME’s libadwaita.</p>
Resources supports monitoring the following components:</p>

CPU</li>
Memory</li>
GPU</li>
Network Interfaces</li>
Storage Devices</li>
Batteries</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Audio Player
2023-11-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Play audio files </p>Description</h3>
An audio player that just plays audio files. It doesn't require an organized music library and won't overload you with tons of functionality.</p>
Audio Player still offers advanced features such as:</p>

An elegant waveform of the track</li>
Adjustable playback speed</li>
Easy seek controls</li>
Playing multiple files at the same time</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Merkuro Contact
2023-11-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your contacts with speed and ease </p>Description</h3>
Merkuro contact book application.</p>
Source</a></p>


KOReader
2023-11-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Ebook reader </p>Description</h3>
KOReader is an ebook reader optimized for e-ink screens. It can open many formats and provides advanced text adjustments.</p>
See below for a selection of its many features:</p>

Supports both fixed page formats (PDF, DjVu, CBT, CBZ) and reflowable e-book formats (EPUB, FB2, Mobi, DOC, CHM, TXT, HTML). Scanned PDF/DjVu documents can be reflowed. Special flow directions for reading double column PDFs and manga.</li>
Multi-lingual user interface optimized for e-ink screens. Highly customizable reader view with complete typesetting options. Multi-lingual hyphenation dictionaries are bundled in.</li>
Non-Latin script support for books, including the Hebrew, Arabic, Persian, Russian, Chinese, Japanese and Korean languages.</li>
Unique Book Map and Page Browser features to navigate your book.</li>
Special multi-page highlight mode with many local and online export options.</li>
Can synchronize your reading progress across all your KOReader running devices.</li>
Integrated with Calibre, Wallabag, Wikipedia, Google Translate and other content providers.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Halftone
2023-11-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Dither your images </p>Description</h3>
A simple Libadwaita app for lossy image compression using dithering technique.
Give your images a pixel art-like style and reduce the file size in the process with Halftone.</p>
Source</a></p>


Upscaler
2023-11-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Upscale and enhance images </p>Description</h3>
Upscaler enhances and enlarges images up to four times their original size, with special modes for cartoons, anime and photos.</p>
Source</a></p>


Stockpile
2023-11-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep count of restockable items </p>Description</h3>
Never forget to refill again! Stockpile lets you manage your
inventory of medication, food, beauty products, or anything else.
The app will warn you whenever you are short on something,
so you can obtain more and not have to go empty.</p>
Source</a></p>


Dosage
2023-11-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep track of your treatments </p>Description</h3>
Easily manage and track treatments with Dosage: notifications, history, multiple doses, flexible frequency, customization, stock monitoring, and duration control</p>
Features:</p>

Notifications — Get reminders at the right time</li>
History — See which medications you took, skipped or missed</li>
Dosage management — Multiple doses with different times</li>
Frequency modes — Every day, specific days, cycle or just when necessary</li>
Color and icon — Give a shape for your treatment</li>
Inventory tracking — Monitor your stock and get reminded when it's low</li>
Duration — Define the start and end dates</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Biblioteca
2023-11-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Read GNOME documentation offline </p>Description</h3>
Biblioteca lets you browse and read GNOME documentation. Among other things, Biblioteca comes with</p>

Offline documentation</li>
Web browsing</li>
Tabs</li>
Dark mode support</li>
Fuzzy search</li>
Mobile / adaptive</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Camera
2023-11-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Take pictures and videos </p>Description</h3>
Take pictures and videos on your computer, tablet, or phone.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Among other devices, this Camera app works on the PINE64 PinePhone Pro. It can help to increase the resolution</a> for better photos (at the cost of a slower viewfinder). For manual focus (e.g., on OnePlus 6) and other improvements take a look at CameraCtrl</a> or PipeTab</a>.</p>


Fretboard
2023-10-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Look up guitar chords </p>Description</h3>
How was that chord played, again? Fretboard lets you find guitar chords
by typing their names or plotting them on an interactive guitar neck.
When you have identified a chord, you can experiment with changing it,
see more ways to play it, or bookmark it to save it for later. No matter
if you are a beginner or an advanced guitarist, you can use Fretboard to
practice, learn, and master your favorite songs!</p>
Fretboard is proudly part of GNOME Circle, an initiative that champions the great software that is available for the GNOME platform. For more information, visit the GNOME Circle website.</p>
Source</a></p>


Pygenda
2023-10-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Pygenda is a calendar/agenda application written in Python3/GTK3 and designed for "PDA" devices such as Planet Computers' Gemini. </p>Description</h3>
An agenda application inspired by Agenda programs on Psion PDAs, written in Python/GTK. Targeting Planet Computers' Gemini PDA (running Linux) in particular, but should work on similar devices (after providing a user CSS file to set font sizes etc.).</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
This application is made for landscape use and is customizable, so it should be possible to also make it work on portrait.</p>
The easiest way to install may be via pip and PyPI.</p>


Metronomek
2023-10-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Trivial looking metronome with natural sounds and sophisticated possibilities </p>Description</h3>
Simple metronome with natural sounds.</p>
In spite of childish look, Metronomek application sounds quite robust with natural, pure audio sound of one among many selectable beats and rings.
In Polish language it is a childish diminutive of a word 'metronome'.</p>
Features:</p>

natural (real audio) beat sounds</li>
selectable sounds of ticking and ringing (i.e.: mechanical metronome, clapping, snapping, etc.)</li>
programmable changes of tempo (aka accelerando and rallentando)</li>
visible counting</li>
determining tempo BPM by tapping or clicking</li>
cross-platform: Android, Linux, Mac, Windows</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Kalm
2023-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Breathing techniques </p>Description</h3>
Kalm can teach you different breathing techniques.</p>
Source</a></p>


New Apps of LinuxPhoneApps.org, Q3/2023: 15 new apps, maintenance and more!
2023-10-08T19:40:00+02:00
It's October (and thus Q4): Let's have a look at what happened in the third quarter of 2023!</p>
</span>
New apps</h2>
The following fifteen apps where added in the third quarter of 2023:</p>
Juli</h3>
No new apps :(</p>
August</h3>

Syncthing GTK</a>, a GUI for Syncthing. Thank you for adding the app, Guido!</em></li>
Lemoa</a>, a Gtk client for Lemmy.</li>
Lemonade</a>, follow discussions on Lemmy. _Despite these additions, I think we need more good Lemmy/kbin clients for #MobileLinux.</li>
Pinephone MPV</a>, a simple wrapper for MPV for the Pinephone and other Linux mobile devices. Thank you, AndyM48 for creating and adding the app!</em></li>
</ul>
September</h3>

Bluetooth Connect</a>. Scan, add, edit and connect bluetooth devices on your linux phone. Thank you AndyM48, for creating and adding the app to LinuxPhoneApps.org!</em></li>
Flatsweep</a>. Flatpak leftover cleaner.</li>
Letterpress</a>, create beautiful ASCII art.</li>
Francis</a>. Track your time</li>
Jogger</a>: Track and view your runs, walks, cycles, swims, and other workouts on mobile Linux.</li>
</ul>
Maintenance</h3>
Also, at the very end of the quarter, most listings were automatically updated, and many of them were additionally edited by hand and brought up to date.
Also, we prepared the site to list even more information:</p>

First, we are working on a new taxonomy</a> to also list whether/how well and app can work without a connection to the internet.</li>
Secondly, but way more immidiate, App Images can now be linked to in our listings, so if you find one, let us know!</li>
</ul>
And because information regarding services or frameworks can't be updated automatically ...</p>
Please contribute</h2>
Since April 14th, 2023, the way this site is generated and thus also the ways to contribute to it have been simplified. All relevant parts now live in one repository</a>.</p>
As a consequence, fixing existing app or game listings is now just one click away (provided you have a framagit account) - every listing has an edit link at the bottom of the page.</p>
</p>
So if you see that something is wrong, take the time and help fix it!</p>
New apps</h3>
If you want to add an app (if you don't know any, check Apps to be added</a> ;-) ),</p>

Submit apps via GitLab</a></li>
Listings explained</a></li>
</ul>
You can also send your prepared listing via email to the devel-list</a>.</p>
What's next?</h2>
Goals for the Q4 are the following:</p>

Making it easier to add new apps: Integrate lpa_helper.html into the site</a>, [make it possible to generate listings from metadata</a> or flathub.org</a>.</li>
Improve information and UI - make listings better (more readable) and improve listings findability.</li>
</ul>
Still to be considered and fixed</h3>
Talking about ratings: The way apps are rated a thing we still are thinking about. They are a hard topic, not just because changes to the rating system would then have to be applied to more than 400 apps. Among the considerations for the future are new separate sections (apps and games are sections in Zola</a> terminology) for Tablet apps (how to rate those with form factors ranging from 7" to 13"?) or TUI apps (think Sxmo</a>).</p>
If you are willing to help with the concept, please describe it in an issue</a> - be prepared to contribute to the MR that adds it, though - also we should start out with at least 5 listings to make the section worthwhile.</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org - it can also be useful for your friends or yourself if you only use the Linux Desktop!</p>
If you want to contribute an/your app or work on the website itself, please see above or check the FAQ</a>!1</a></sup></p>
And if you want to discuss apps with like minded persons, make sure to join our Matrix group</a> or subscribe/post to our discuss mailing list</a>!</p>
^1</sup>If you are not aware of any new apps, check out apps listed in apps-to-be-added</a>, test the app and add it!</p>
</div>


Flatsweep
2023-09-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Flatpak leftover cleaner </p>Description</h3>
When you uninstall a Flatpak, it can leave some files behind on your computer. Flatsweep helps you easily get rid of the residue left on your system by uninstalled Flatpaks.</p>
Flatsweep uses GTK4 and Libadwaita to provide a coherent user interface that integrates nicely with GNOME, but you can use it on any desktop environment of course.</p>
Caution: Flatsweep exclusively looks at the default Flatpak install directory. If you have set a custom install path, it might accidentally delete files that weren't supposed to be deleted. If you have no idea what a 'custom install path' is, you'll be fine.</p>
Source</a></p>


Letterpress
2023-09-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Create beautiful ASCII art </p>Description</h3>
Letterpress converts your images into a picture made up of ASCII characters.
You can save the output to a file, copy it, and even change its resolution!</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Abandoned</a> on December 15th, 2025.</p>


Francis
2023-09-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Track your time </p>Description</h3>
Francis uses the well-known pomodoro technique to help you get more productive.</p>
Source</a></p>


Jogger
2023-09-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Fitness tracker </p>Description</h3>
Track and view your runs, walks, cycles, swims, and other workouts on mobile Linux.</p>
Source</a></p>


Bluetooth Connect
2023-09-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Scan, add, edit and connect bluetooth devices on your linux phone </p>
Description</h3>


Check that bluetooth is started</p>
</li>

List known bluetooth devices</p>
</li>

Connect a bluetooth device</p>
</li>

Scan for and pair bluetooth devices</p>
</li>

Edit devices to trust, block, disconnect and remove devices.</p>
</li>
</ul>


Pinephone MPV
2023-08-28T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple wrapper for MPV for the Pinephone and other Linux mobile devices. Includes On Screen Controls for MPV adapted for the Pinephone. </p>
Description</h3>
Pinephone MPV is a wrapper for MPV which combines an adapted set of On Screen Controls, with, optionally, 'autoload' to view the next/previous media, 'coverart' to load the cover art for audio files and 'thumbfast' to view video thumbnails. All of which can be configured to your requirements.</p>
Notice</h3>
Enhances MPV for Linux mobiles. Standard MPV is not affected by Pinephone MPV</p>


Lemoa
2023-08-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Gtk client for Lemmy </p>Description</h3>
A native Gtk client for the Lemmyverse</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Not fully adaptive - get's too wide while browsing Lemmy.
Archived on February 12th, 2024.</p>


Lemonade
2023-08-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Follow discussions on Lemmy </p>Description</h3>
Lemonade is a sleek and modern Lemmy client that is designed to provide a seamless browsing experience for Lemmy users. Built with the latest technology, Lemonade utilizes the power of libadwaita and GTK 4 to deliver a beautiful and intuitive user interface that is both easy to use and visually appealing.</p>
With Lemonade, you can easily browse your favorite communities, discover new content, and engage with other users. The client is optimized for speed and performance, ensuring that you can quickly and efficiently navigate through Lemmy without any lag or delays.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
This app appears to have been abandoned, and was in an early WIP stage - it never did much for me. The github.com repository has been contaminated with another project, going back one commit is enough to find the source</a>.</p>


Syncthing GTK
2023-08-07T00:00:00+00:00
 GUI and notification area icon for Syncthing </p>Description</h3>
Supported Syncthing features:</p>

Everything what WebUI can display</li>
Adding/editing/deleting nodes</li>
Adding/editing/deleting repositories</li>
Restart/shutdown server</li>
Editing daemon settings</li>
</ul>
Additional features:</p>

First run wizard for initial configuration</li>
Running Syncthing daemon in background</li>
Half-automatic setup for new nodes and repositories</li>
Nautilus (a.k.a. Files), Nemo and Caja integration</li>
Desktop notifications</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Previously, the program was developed at https://github.com/kozec/syncthing-gtk</a>.</p>


New Apps of LinuxPhoneApps.org, Q2/2023: 15 New Apps, Packaging Info and Tooling Improvements
2023-08-02T20:00:00+02:00
It's already August, so let's have a late look at the changes that happened in the second quarter of 2023!</p>
</span>
New apps</h3>
The following fifteen apps where added in the second quarter of 2023:</p>
April</h4>

Karoto Shopping List</a>, an advanced shopping list app.</li>
Arianna</a>, an e-book reader app for Plasma Desktop and mobile.</li>
Loupe</a>, a simple GTK4/libadwaita image viewer.</li>
Converter</a>, a tool to convert and manipulate images.</li>
Telegraph</a>, an utility to write and decode morse code.</li>
List</a>, a simple To Do application.</li>
hamlocator</a>, "display a maidenhead locator".</li>
Collision</a>, "check hashes for your files".</li>
</ul>
May</h4>

Bavarder</a>, an app to chit chat with GPT.</li>
</ul>
June</h4>

Junction</a> lets you choose the application to open files and links.</li>
Imaginer</a>, a tool to generate pictures with AI.</li>
Speech Note</a>: Note taking and reading with Speech to Text and Text to Speech.</li>
Footage</a>: Trim, flip, rotate and crop individual clips.</li>
Teleprompter</a>, ... well, a teleprompter!</li>
Reminders</a>, an app to set reminders and manage tasks.</li>
</ul>
In total, LinuxPhoneApps.org now lists 430 apps, yay!</p>
Please contribute</h3>
Since April 14th, 2023, the way this site is generated and thus also the ways to contribute to it have been simplified. All relevant parts now live in one repository</a>.</p>
As a consequence, fixing existing app or game listings is now just one click away (provided you have a framagit account) - every listing has an edit link at the bottom of the page.</p>
Adding new apps (or games) has hopefully not become too much more difficult - you now have to create a new markdown file to add an app. Lately, I've come up with a tool to come up with a bare draft</a> of a new listing, which can then be augmented by running the existing checkers</a>.</p>
We have initial documentation describing the new contribution flow:</p>

Submit apps via GitLab</a></li>
Listings explained</a></li>
</ul>
You can also send your prepared listing via email to the devel-list</a>.</p>
Documentation and tooling should improve over time, contributions to both are duely appreciated.</p>
A useful new feature</h3>
As already announced</a>, we've added a way to make it easier to find out whether an app is packaged for your distribution (or available on Snapcraft or Flathub).</p>
On section overview pages (apps</a>, games</a>) and all taxonomy term pages (all pages linked on pages like services</a>, categories</a>, you can now easily grasp if/how you can install an app. The underlying change also makes the Packaged in taxonomy</a> more useful. The data is provided by repology.org</a>, and will be updated about monthly - the last update was done on July 15th, 2023. For more current data, we still embed the current svg from Repology on the individual app listings.</p>
Still to be considered and fixed</h3>
The first part of this section was already part of the previous progress report:</em></p>
Talking about ratings: The way apps are rated a thing we still are thinking about. They are a hard topic, not just because changes to the rating system would then have to be applied to more than 400 apps. Among the considerations for the future are new separate sections (apps and games are sections in Zola</a> terminology) for Tablet apps (how to rate those with form factors ranging from 7" to 13"?) or TUI apps (think Sxmo</a>).</p>
If you are willing to help with the concept, please describe it in an issue</a> - be prepared to contribute to the MR that adds it, though - also we should start out with at least 5 listings to make the section worthwhile.</p>
For the remainder of Q3/2023, adding apps, work on UI and documentation will be the key focus - if time allows. Expect a report on what has been achieved early next quarter!</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org - it can also be useful for your friends that only use the Linux Desktop!</p>
If you want to contribute an/your app or work on the website itself, please check the FAQ</a>!1</a></sup></p>
And if you want to discuss apps with like minded persons, make sure to join our Matrix group</a> or subscribe/post to our discuss mailing list</a>!</p>
^1</sup>If you are not aware of any new apps, check out apps listed in apps-to-be-added</a>, test the app and add it!</p>
</div>


Reminders
2023-06-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Set reminders and manage tasks </p>Description</h3>
What you can do with Reminders:</p>

Set recurring reminders</li>
Schedule notifications</li>
Sort, filter, and search for reminders</li>
Mark reminders as important or complete</li>
Organize reminders using lists</li>
Optionally play a sound when notifications are sent</li>
Optionally sync with Microsoft To Do</li>
Optionally sync with CalDAV servers</li>
Import and export ical/ics files</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Teleprompter
2023-06-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Stay on track during speeches </p>Description</h3>
A simple app to read scrolling text from your screen. It has an adaptive layout to work on smartphones too.</p>
Source</a></p>


Footage
2023-06-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Polish your videos </p>Description</h3>
Trim, flip, rotate and crop individual clips. Footage is a useful tool for quickly
editing short videos and screencasts. It's also capable of exporting any video into a
format of your choice.</p>
Source</a></p>


Speech Note
2023-06-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Notes with offline Speech to Text, Text to Speech and Machine Translation </p>Description</h3>
Speech Note let you take, read and translate notes in multiple languages.
It uses Speech to Text, Text to Speech and Machine Translation to do so.
Text and voice processing take place entirely offline, locally on your
computer, without using a network connection. Your privacy is always
respected. No data is sent to the Internet.</p>
Source</a></p>


Imaginer
2023-06-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Imagine with AI </p>Description</h3>
Generate pictures with Artificial Intelligence and save them</p>
Source</a></p>


Junction
2023-06-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Application chooser </p>Description</h3>
Junction pops up automatically when you open a file or link in another app.
Use the mouse or keyboard navigation to choose which app you want to open it with.</p>
Features:</p>

Choose the app to open with</li>
Show the location before opening</li>
Edit the URL before opening</li>
Show a hint for insecure links</li>
Keyboard navigation</li>
Supports desktop actions on right click</li>
Middle Click or Ctrl + Click to open in multiple applications</li>
Linux Mobile support</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Better packaging information: Thank you, Repology!
2023-06-04T16:45:00+01:00
Thanks to repology.org</a> LinuxPhoneApps.org now lists distributions that package certain apps. We came up with a script, that checks listings against repology's API. If an app is known to be available via Flathub or Snapcraft (meaning, someone manually found this and put the URL into the listing), the script also adds a tag to list these methods of app distribution as well.</p>
</span>
We really hope this helps making LinuxPhoneApps.org more useful. Please note though, that we are not updating constantly - since most distributions are not constantly changing, we plan to run the script that queries repology monthly.</p>
Interested in how this was done/what changed? Check out the Merge Request that added the feature.</a></p>
If you've got feedback or further ideas to implement this better, make sure to get in touch!</p>


Bavarder
2023-05-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Chit-chat with an AI </p>Description</h3>
Chit-chat with an AI</p>
Source</a></p>


Collision
2023-04-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Check hashes for your files </p>Description</h3>
Verifying that a file you downloaded or received is actually the one you were
expecting is often overlooked or too time-consuming to do. At the same time, it
has become very easy to get your hands on a file that has been tampered with, due
to the mass increase of malicious webpages and other actors.</p>
This tool aims to solve that. Collision comes with a simple & clean UI, allowing
anyone, from any age and experience group, to generate, compare and verify MD5,
SHA-256, SHA-512, SHA-1, Blake3, CRC32 and Adler32 hashes.</p>
Source</a></p>


hamlocator
2023-04-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Displays a maidenhead locator for current location </p>Description</h3>
Display a maidenhead locator</p>
Source</a></p>


Errands
2023-04-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your tasks </p>Description</h3>
Todo application for those who prefer simplicity.</p>
Features:</p>

Multiple task lists support</li>
Add, remove, edit tasks and sub-tasks</li>
Mark task and sub-tasks as completed</li>
Add accent color for each task</li>
Sync tasks with Nextcloud or other CalDAV providers</li>
Drag and Drop support</li>
Import .ics files</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


New apps of LinuxPhoneApps.org, Q1/2023: Easier Editing Edition
2023-04-16T10:00:00+02:00
It's mid April, and here, are the news and changes of LinuxPhoneApps.org in early 2023, starting with the added apps.</p>
</span>
New apps</h3>
The following nine apps where added in the first quarter of 2023:</p>
January</h4>

Feeel</a>, a cross-platform Flutter home workout app that respects your privacy.</li>
Lemmur</a>, a mobile client for Lemmy - a federated reddit alternative.</li>
GNOME Text Editor</a>, a simple text editor focused on a pleasing default experience.</li>
</ul>
February</h4>

Capsule</a>, a medication tracker for GNOME.</li>
Monophony</a>, a GTK4/libadwaita app that facilitates streaming music from YouTube</li>
Date of Catholic Easter</a>, a program for calculating the date of Catholic Easter</li>
Punchclock</a>, track time for your tasks.</li>
</ul>
March</h4>

Carburetor</a>, a GTK and Libawaita app for connecting to Tor network. Thanks to danialbehzadi for creating and adding this app!</em></li>
Powertrack</a>, a tool to track battery statistics. Thanks to somefoo for creating the app and telling us about it</a>.</em></li>
</ul>
Simplifying the way this site is generated</h3>
Since April 14th, 2023, the way this site is generated and thus also the ways to contribute to it have been simplified. All relevant parts now live in one repository</a>.</p>
As a consequence, fixing existing app or game listings is now just one click away (provided you have a framagit account) - every listing has an edit link at the bottom of the page.</p>
Adding new apps (or games) has hopefully not become too much more difficult - you now have to create a new markdown file to add an app.</p>
We have initial documentation describing the new contribution flow:</p>

Submit apps via GitLab</a></li>
Listings explained</a></li>
</ul>
You can also send your prepared listing via email to the devel-list</a>.</p>
Documentation and tooling should improve over time, contributions to both are duely appreciated.</p>
Tiny new features</h3>
Aside from this big change, the way to list flatpaks has been improved. Whether it's Flathub, another repo or download option, or just a .yml file to use with flatpak-builder, we have a custom TOML frontmatter value for each that then gets displayed accordingly</a>. This was also implemented</a> for snaps in a similar fashion.</p>
New values that are supposed to help understanding the limitations of an app better have also been introduced.</p>

intended_for_mobile</code></a> is supposed to signal whether an app is intended to work with small touchscreens, going by its description and appstream metadata.</li>
all-features-touch</code></a> could be called "the Seahorse</a> feature": With some apps, functionality will remain behind a right click and not accessible when using just a touch screen.</li>
</ul>
Future</h3>
Talking about ratings: Ratings are a thing we still are thinking about. They are a hard topic, not just because changes to the rating system would then have to be applied to more than 400 apps. Among the considerations for the future are new separate sections (apps and games are sections in Zola</a> terminology) for Tablet apps (how to rate those with form factors ranging from 7" to 13"?) or TUI apps (think Sxmo</a>).</p>
If you are willing to work on the concept, please describe it in an issue</a> - be prepared to contribute to the MR that adds it, though - also we should start out with at least 5 listings to make the section worthwhile.</p>
For the remainder of Q2/2023 maintenance is a focus, alongside with work on usability/UI and documentation. Expect a report on what has been achieved early next quarter!</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org!</p>
If you want to contribute an/your app or work on the website itself, please check the FAQ</a>!1</a></sup></p>
And if you want to discuss apps with like minded persons, make sure to join our Matrix group</a> or subscribe/post to our discuss mailing list</a>!</p>
^1</sup>If you are not aware of any new apps, check out apps listed in apps-to-be-added</a>, test the app and add it!</p>
</div>


Telegraph
2023-04-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Write and decode morse </p>Description</h3>
Telegraph is a simple Morse translator, start typing your message to see
the resulting Morse code and vice versa.</p>
Source</a></p>


Switcheroo
2023-04-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Convert and manipulate images </p>Description</h3>
Convert between different image filetypes and resize them easily.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Previously named Converter (until release 2.0).</p>


Image Viewer
2023-04-16T00:00:00+00:00
 View and edit images </p>Description</h3>
Explore images, view their metadata, and make quick edits by cropping, rotating, or flipping them.</p>
Source</a></p>


Arianna
2023-04-15T00:00:00+00:00
 EBook reader </p>Description</h3>
An ebook reader and library management app supporting ".epub" files. Arianna discovers your books automatically, and sorts them by categories, genres and authors.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Lacks touch controls to easily switch pages currently, so you will have to use the relatively tiny buttons at the bottom to navigate through books.</p>


Karoto Shopping List
2023-04-03T00:00:00+00:00
 A shopping list app for Linux mobile </p>Description</h3>
A Linux mobile app that helps you with your groceries. It is not just a fancy replacement for your notes app but instead works a bit like a stock management software. The heart of the app is a list with things you always want to have at home. Before you go to the grocery store or whereever you get your stuff from you can go through this list and check for every item how much you have in your storage. The app then generates the shopping list for you which makes it impossible to forget anything.</p>
Additional features:</p>

only once: If you need something like a new knive or some new plates e.g. there is the "only once" option where the item automatically gets deleted as soon as you got it once.</li>
tags: You can add tags to your items and filter for them. One example workflow could be to tag everything thats in the fridge with a tag called "Fridge" and when you check whats missing you filter for fridge stuff and only open the fridge once. The same can be done while shopping: Tag items for where you can get them and click on the tag when you are there.</li>
hide temporary: Imagine you have a long shopping list but not enough money with you or some items would be to heavy/big to carry so you decide to get it next time. Now you can click on the Hide temporary button and the item disappears until you restart the app so it does not annoy you.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Powertrack
2023-03-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Tool to track battery statistics. </p>Description</h3>
An application that provides statistics about the main battery for mobile platforms.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Confirmed to work on PinePhone and PinePhone Pro on postmarketOS edge and v22.12. Not working on OnePlus 6.</p>


Carburetor
2023-03-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Browse anonymously </p>Description</h3>
Discover anonymous browsing with Carburetor on your phones and computers. Tailored for GNOME, it's your hidden superhero for online adventures, powered by TOR. Carburetor provides a local TOR proxy that hides your IP, ensuring your Internet activities remain encrypted, anonymized, and untraceable. Don't get your hands dirty with system files anymore – just tap into the app, keeping your online world safe and private. Customize settings if you want, but you don't have to. Carburetor is Free Software and puts you in control. No worries, just enjoy your anonymous browsing!</p>
Source</a></p>


New apps of LinuxPhoneApps.org, Q4/2022
2023-02-26T19:00:00+01:00
It's almost March, and here, finally, is the post about the apps that have been added in the last quarter of 2022.</p>
</span>
New apps</h3>
The following 6 apps where added in Q4 of 2022:</p>
October</h4>

Endeavour</a>, an intuitive and powerful application to manage your personal tasks.</li>
</ul>

GNOME Files (Nautilus)</a>, a file browser for GNOME.</li>
Flare</a>, an unofficial Signal GTK4 client.</li>
</ul>
November</h4>

Tooth</a>, a GTK4 Mastodon Client - Fork of Tootle.</li>
Frog</a>, an utility to extract text from anywhere.</li>
</ul>
Dezember</h4>

Wince</a> provides search for restaurants and businesses with a GTK4/libadwaita UI powered by Yelp. Thanks, wildeyedskies, for creating and adding this app!</em></li>
</ul>
Maintenance</h3>
Some maintenance happened, to make maintenance more easy, we now have a set of scripts</a> - help with running the scripts and fixing issues (many need manual intervention) is welcome!</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org!</p>
If you want to contribute an/your app or work on the website itself, please check the FAQ</a>!1</a></sup></p>
And if you want to discuss apps with like minded persons, make sure to join our Matrix group</a> or subscribe/post to our discuss mailing list</a>!</p>
^1</sup>If you are not aware of any new apps, check out apps listed in apps-to-be-added</a>, test the app and add it!</p>
</div>


Punchclock
2023-02-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Track time for your tasks. </p>Description</h3>
Track time for your tasks.</p>
Source</a></p>


Date of Catholic Easter
2023-02-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Calculate the date of Catholic Easter </p>Description</h3>
Program for calculating the date of Catholic Easter</p>
Source</a></p>


Monophony
2023-02-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Stream music from YouTube Music </p>Description</h3>
Monophony allows you to stream and download music from YouTube Music without ads, as well as create and import playlists without signing in.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
This app is the successor to Myuzi</a>.</p>


Capsule
2023-02-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Medication tracker </p>Description</h3>
Schedule and track your medication intake.</p>
Note: This app does not run in the background or send reminder notifications.</p>
Source</a></p>


GNOME Sudoku
2023-02-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Test yourself in the classic puzzle </p>Description</h3>
GNOME Sudoku is a must-install for puzzle lovers. Based on the popular
Japanese game, it comes with a simple interface that makes playing Sudoku
fun for players of all skill level.</p>
Features:</p>

Automatically save and restore your session.</li>
Generate an infinite amount of new puzzles with qqwing.</li>
Easily share puzzles with friends, or save them for later.</li>
Adjust a scalable grid to your preferences.</li>
Use the mouse, keyboard or touch to complete the puzzles.</li>
Set up advanced strategies like X-Wings with earmarks.</li>
Take advantage of the highlighter to narrow down possibilities.</li>
Get help with the built-in warnings.</li>
Keep track of your progression with highscores and a timer.</li>
Print puzzles to play Sudoku on the go.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Text Editor
2023-01-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Edit text files </p>Description</h3>
GNOME Text Editor is a simple text editor focused on a pleasing default experience.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mobile friendly since release 43.</p>


Parolottero
2023-01-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Word game similar to Boggle and Ruzzle </p>Notice</h3>
Language files are at https://codeberg.org/parolottero/parolottero-languages</a></p>


Apps to be added
2023-01-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Apps that need to be evaluated and added. </p>Purpose</h2>
This list contains apps that have not been added as a proper listing. This list can be useful if</p>

the app list does not contain what you need,</li>
you want to help adding apps (see Contributing</a> for how to do this),</li>
or you want to see if someone has already started developing an app in order to join an existing project.</li>
</ul>
Apps with tagged releases (sorted 2024-02-14)</h2>
2024</h3>

xournalpp - Repo: https://github.com/xournalpp/xournalpp</a>, Tag: nightly, Last Commit: 2024-02-13</li>
authpass, Flutter,  Repo: https://github.com/authpass/authpass</a>, Tag: flathub-v1.9.11, Last Commit: 2024-02-03</li>
webapp-manager, GTK3/xapps, unoptimized desktop app - Repo: https://github.com/linuxmint/webapp-manager</a>, Tag: master.lmde6, Last Commit: 2024-01-31</li>
intiface-central, Flutter, Repo: https://github.com/intiface/intiface-central</a>, Tag: v2.5.5, Last Commit: 2024-01-28</li>
</ul>
2022</h3>

keyring, GTK3,  Repo: https://git.sr.ht/~martijnbraam/keyring</a>, Tag: 0.2.0, Last Commit: 2023-08-26</li>
brun (MauiKit calculator), Repo: https://invent.kde.org/maui/brun</a>, Tag: v0.0.5, Last Commit: 2023-08-20</li>
</ul>
2021 (cutoff for released apps -  this can be considered abandonned)</h3>

agenda, GTK3, Granite  - Repo: https://github.com/dahenson/agenda</a>, Tag: 1.1.2, Last Commit: 2021-08-14</li>
om-camera, QtWidget, PinePhone only - Repo: https://github.com/OpenMandrivaSoftware/om-camera</a>, Tag: 0.0.4, Last Commit: 2021-04-19</li>
</ul>
Apps without git tags</h2>
2024</h3>

simple-scan - Repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/simple-scan</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-14</li>
Kooha - Repo: https://github.com/SeaDve/Kooha</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-14</li>
booth - Repo: https://invent.kde.org/maui/booth</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-14</li>
icon-library - Repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/design/icon-library</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-12</li>
Kaiteki - Repo: https://github.com/Kaiteki-Fedi/Kaiteki</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-12</li>
neosurf - Repo: https://github.com/CobaltBSD/neosurf</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-08</li>
nextcloud_password_client - Repo: https://gitlab.com/j0chn/nextcloud_password_client</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-06</li>
pods - Repo: https://github.com/marhkb/pods</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-05</li>
Noteworthy - Repo: https://github.com/SeaDve/Noteworthy</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-04</li>
argos - Repo: https://github.com/orontee/argos</a>, Last Commit: 2024-02-02</li>
webfont-kit-generator - Repo: https://github.com/rafaelmardojai/webfont-kit-generator</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-31</li>
Personal-Voice-Assistent - Repo: https://github.com/Cyborgscode/Personal-Voice-Assistent</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-30</li>
kazv - Repo: https://lily-is.land/kazv/kazv</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-28</li>
sharit - Repo: https://gitlab.com/LyesSaadi/sharit</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-27</li>
Vremenar - Repo: https://github.com/ntadej/Vremenar</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-26</li>
Replay - Repo: https://github.com/ReplayDev/Replay</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-25</li>
argos-translate - Repo: https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-24</li>
itd - Repo: https://gitea.elara.ws/Elara6331/itd</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-20</li>
abaddon - Repo: https://github.com/uowuo/abaddon</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-18</li>
share-preview - Repo: https://github.com/rafaelmardojai/share-preview</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-17</li>
settings - Repo: https://github.com/lirios/settings</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-15</li>
desktop-files-creator - Repo: https://github.com/alexkdeveloper/desktop-files-creator</a>, Last Commit: 2024-01-06</li>
</ul>
2023</h3>

PineCast - Repo: https://github.com/Jeremiah-Roise/PineCast</a>, Last Commit: 2023-12-19</li>
powerplant - Repo: https://invent.kde.org/utilities/powerplant</a>, Last Commit: 2023-12-03</li>
liftoff - Repo: https://github.com/liftoff-app/liftoff</a>, Last Commit: 2023-11-27</li>
qomp - Repo: https://github.com/qomp/qomp</a>, Last Commit: 2023-11-02</li>
appimagepool - Repo: https://github.com/prateekmedia/appimagepool</a>, Last Commit: 2023-10-23</li>
summarizer - Repo: https://github.com/Nalsai/summarizer</a>, Last Commit: 2023-10-11</li>
astroid - Repo: https://github.com/astroidmail/astroid/</a>, Last Commit: 2023-09-17</li>
Retiled - Repo: https://github.com/DrewNaylor/Retiled</a>, Last Commit: 2023-09-13</li>
barcelona-trees - Repo: https://github.com/pedrolcl/barcelona-trees</a>, Last Commit: 2023-08-05</li>
quickmail - Repo: https://invent.kde.org/carlschwan/quickmail</a>, Last Commit: 2023-06-09</li>
toxer-desktop - Repo: https://gitlab.com/Toxer/toxer-desktop</a>, Last Commit: 2023-06-03</li>
Katana - Repo: https://github.com/gavr123456789/Katana</a>, Last Commit: 2023-04-21</li>
talk-desktop - Repo: https://github.com/CarlSchwan/talk-desktop</a>, Last Commit: 2023-03-16</li>
bitsteward - Repo: https://github.com/Bitsteward/bitsteward</a>, Last Commit: 2023-03-12</li>
sncf - Repo: https://git.sr.ht/~yukikoo/sncf/</a>, Last Commit: 2023-03-08</li>
keyboard - Repo: https://github.com/grelltrier/keyboard</a>, Last Commit: 2023-02-09</li>
ghostshot - Repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/GabMus/ghostshot</a>, Last Commit: 2023-01-22</li>
dot-matrix - Repo: https://github.com/lainsce/dot-matrix/</a>, Last Commit: 2023-01-15</li>
</ul>

CUT OFF LINE - things below are likely abandoned and not worth adding, unless they work and fill a niche</p>

2022</h3>

chert - Repo: https://gitlab.com/high-creek-software/chert</a>, Last Commit: 2022-11-24</li>
wifiscanner - Repo: https://github.com/Cyborgscode/wifiscanner</a>, Last Commit: 2022-11-11</li>
screenshot - Repo: https://github.com/lirios/screenshot</a>, Last Commit: 2022-10-22</li>
networkmanager - Repo: https://github.com/lirios/networkmanager</a>, Last Commit: 2022-10-22</li>
screencast - Repo: https://github.com/lirios/screencast</a>, Last Commit: 2022-10-22</li>
keylight-control - Repo: https://github.com/mschneider82/keylight-control</a>, Last Commit: 2022-10-04</li>
covidpass - Repo: https://github.com/pentamassiv/covidpass</a>, Last Commit: 2022-09-27</li>
tunes, GTK3, mobile friendly MPD client, Repo: https://git.sr.ht/~jakob/tunes</a>, Last Commit: 2022-08-07</li>
Qt-Audiobook-Player - Repo: https://github.com/rushic24/Qt-Audiobook-Player/</a>, Last Commit: 2022-05-17</li>
mdwriter - Repo: https://gitlab.com/gabmus/mdwriter</a>, Last Commit: 2022-04-12</li>
visurf, netsurf based, keyboard focussed browser using Cairo, see also neosurf - Repo: https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/visurf/</a>, Last Commit: 2022-03-14</li>
sharmavid, GTK4 invidious client - Repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/ranfdev/sharmavid</a>, Last Commit: 2022-02-11</li>
AugSteam, HELP NEEDED! If you use Steam's mobile authenticator app, please help out! - Repo: https://github.com/Augmeneco/AugSteam</a>, Last Commit: 2022-02-10</li>
music - Repo: https://github.com/lirios/music</a>, Last Commit: 2022-02-09</li>
pala - Repo: https://gitlab.com/gabmus/pala</a>, Last Commit: 2022-01-26</li>
</ul>
2021</h3>

AugVK-Messenger - Repo: https://github.com/Augmeneco/AugVK-Messenger</a>, Last Commit: 2021-11-27</li>
GrepToolQML - Repo: https://github.com/presire/GrepToolQML</a>, Last Commit: 2021-11-22</li>
pKPR - Repo: https://github.com/juliendecharentenay/pKPR</a>, Last Commit: 2021-11-19</li>
umtp-responder-gui - Repo: https://github.com/JollyDevelopment/umtp-responder-gui</a>, Last Commit: 2021-11-14</li>
camcam - Repo: https://github.com/JNissi/camcam</a>, Last Commit: 2021-10-16</li>
trackball - Repo: https://github.com/NthElse/trackball</a>, Last Commit: 2021-10-05</li>
mirdorph - Repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/ranchester/mirdorph</a>, Last Commit: 2021-09-05</li>
hydro_bot - Repo: https://github.com/ripxorip/hydro_bot</a>, Last Commit: 2021-08-09</li>
rokugtk - Repo: https://github.com/cliftonts/rokugtk</a>, Last Commit: 2021-07-28</li>
PineConnect - Repo: https://github.com/timaios/PineConnect</a>, Last Commit: 2021-07-27</li>
mactrack - Repo: https://gitlab.com/Aresesi/mactrack</a>, Last Commit: 2021-06-05</li>
Tracks - Repo: https://codeberg.org/som/Tracks</a>, Last Commit: 2021-05-28</li>
solio - Repo: https://invent.kde.org/devinlin/solio</a>, Last Commit: 2021-05-20</li>
LibreInvoice - Repo: https://codeberg.org/matiaslavik/LibreInvoice</a>, Last Commit: 2021-04-21</li>
Flashcards - Repo: https://github.com/SeaDve/Flashcards</a>, Last Commit: 2021-04-14</li>
hn - Repo: https://github.com/DavidVentura/hn</a>, Last Commit: 2021-04-12</li>
mailmodel - Repo: https://invent.kde.org/vandenoever/mailmodel</a>, Last Commit: 2021-04-04</li>
Interpret - Repo: https://codeberg.org/xaviers/Interpret</a>, Last Commit: 2021-03-23</li>
fastcal - Repo: https://github.com/JNissi/fastcal</a>, Last Commit: 2021-03-21</li>
clip2deepl - Repo: https://codeberg.org/yasht/clip2deepl</a>, Last Commit: 2021-03-02</li>
telephant - Repo: https://github.com/muesli/telephant</a>, Last Commit: 2021-01-30</li>
pui - Repo: https://github.com/nbdy/pui</a>, Last Commit: 2021-01-30</li>
</ul>
2020</h3>

camera-rs - Repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/bilelmoussaoui/camera-rs</a>, Last Commit: 2020-12-25</li>
paintable-rs - Repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/bilelmoussaoui/paintable-rs</a>, Last Commit: 2020-12-23</li>
lurkymclurkface - Repo: https://gitlab.com/armen138/lurkymclurkface</a>, Last Commit: 2020-12-16</li>
pinephone-modemfw - Repo: https://git.sr.ht/~martijnbraam/pinephone-modemfw</a>, Last Commit: 2020-11-12</li>
orion - Repo: https://github.com/drac69/orion</a>, Last Commit: 2020-11-10</li>
papper - Repo: https://gitlab.com/GunnarGrop/papper</a>, Last Commit: 2020-07-01</li>
simple-rss-reader-using-kde-kirigami - Repo: https://gitlab.com/SiriBeta/simple-rss-reader-using-kde-kirigami</a>, Last Commit: 2020-06-13</li>
bitguarden - Repo: https://github.com/DenisPalchuk/bitguarden</a>, Last Commit: 2020-04-29</li>
hangouts-gtk - Repo: https://github.com/do-sch/hangouts-gtk</a>, Last Commit: 2020-04-19</li>
moodle - Repo: https://gitlab.gnugen.ch/afontain/moodle</a>, Last Commit: 2020-03-21</li>
l5_shoppinglist - Repo: https://source.puri.sm/fphemeral/l5_shoppinglist</a>, Last Commit: 2020-03-07</li>
Gifup - Repo: https://github.com/BharatKalluri/Gifup</a>, Last Commit: 2020-03-03</li>
librem5_utils - Repo: https://source.puri.sm/fphemeral/librem5_utils</a>, Last Commit: 2020-01-26</li>
</ul>
2019</h3>

kodimote - Repo: https://github.com/scandinave/kodimote</a>, Last Commit: 2019-12-26</li>
coffee - Repo: https://github.com/nick92/coffee</a>, Last Commit: 2019-11-14</li>
wallet - Repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/bilelmoussaoui/wallet</a>, Last Commit: 2019-09-28</li>
venom - Repo: https://github.com/naxuroqa/venom</a>, Last Commit: 2019-02-18</li>
</ul>
2018</h3>

client - Repo: https://github.com/TheToxProject/client</a>, Last Commit: 2018-08-13</li>
</ul>
2017</h3>

medOS-kirigami - Repo: https://github.com/milohr/medOS-kirigami</a>, Last Commit: 2016-10-22</li>
</ul>
2016</h3>

Cooking-Calc - Repo: https://codeberg.org/WammKD/Cooking-Calc</a>, Last Commit: 2016-05-04</li>
</ul>
Archived</h2>

lyrebird - unoptimized desktop app, Repo: https://github.com/constcharptr/lyrebird</a>, Last Commit: 2023-12-13</li>
camera - Repo: https://gitlab.gnome.org/jwestman/camera</a>, Last Commit: 2022-12-19</li>
</ul>
OLD ORDER - augment lines above, then delete this</h2>
Needs help testing</h3>

keyring https://git.sr.ht/~martijnbraam/keyring</a> (needs Himitsu user https://himitsustore.org/ / packaging of himitsu/hare)</li>
rokugtk https://github.com/cliftonts/rokugtk</a> (a Roku remote app, requires a Roku device to test)</li>
AugVK-Messenger https://github.com/Augmeneco/AugVK-Messenger</a> (requires a VKontakte account)</li>
AugSteam https://github.com/Augmeneco/AugSteam</a></li>
Kazv https://lily-is.land/kazv/kazv</a> (can't even successfully build libkazv)</li>
Libre Invoice https://codeberg.org/matiaslavik/LibreInvoice</a> Looks like LimeReport might need to be rebuild, but since I know nothing about Qt Android apps, that might not be all.</li>
Open Mandriva Camera app https://github.com/OpenMandrivaSoftware/om-camera</a> (can't get this to work on other distributions)</li>
Bitsteward https://github.com/Bitsteward/bitsteward</a> (Bitwarden client, needs bitwarden user)</li>
</ul>
Needs testing</h3>
Kirigami</h4>

Nextcloud Talk https://github.com/CarlSchwan/talk-desktop</a>  (Kirigami-fication of a SailfishOS app) https://codeberg.org/blizzz/harbour-nextcloud-talk/pulls/37</a>, see also: https://carlschwan.eu/2021/12/18/more-kde-apps/</a></li>
Clip2DeepL https://codeberg.org/yasht/clip2deepl</a> (works when started on terminal on Phosh, needs testing on Plasma Mobile, last commit 2021-03-02</li>
Pelikan https://invent.kde.org/carlschwan/quickmail</a> (now called "Pelikan", see https://carlschwan.eu/2021/12/18/more-kde-apps/)</li>
mailmodel https://invent.kde.org/vandenoever/mailmodel</a> (last commit 2021-04-04</li>
Solio https://invent.kde.org/devinlin/solio</a> Soundcloud client (last commit 2021-05-21</li>
Booth https://invent.kde.org/maui/booth</a> (convergent camera app)</li>
</ul>
QtWidget</h4>

opensnitch https://github.com/evilsocket/opensnitch/discussions/415</a></li>
Qt-Audiobook-Player https://github.com/rushic24/Qt-Audiobook-Player/</a></li>
</ul>
QtQuick</h4>

Grep Tool QML https://github.com/presire/GrepToolQML</a></li>
Barcelona Trees https://github.com/pedrolcl/barcelona-trees</a></li>
Toxer Desktop https://gitlab.com/Toxer/toxer-desktop</a></li>
Orion https://github.com/drac69/orion</a> twitch client, 4 (last commit 2022-11-10</li>
Telephant https://github.com/muesli/telephant</a> mastodon client</li>
Qomp https://github.com/qomp/qomp</a> music player</li>
Vrenemar https://github.com/ntadej/Vremenar</a> weather app</li>
Project Trackball https://github.com/NthElse/trackball</a> (Todo.txt desktop apps, scales fine on 20210930, but adding tasks does not seem to work yet, last commit 20211005)</li>
</ul>
GTK4</h4>

Desktop Files Creator https://github.com/alexkdeveloper/desktop-files-creator</a></li>
Dot Matrix (https://github.com/lainsce/dot-matrix/</a>, needs scale-to-fit io.github.lainsce.DotMatrix on)</li>
Kooha https://github.com/SeaDve/Kooha</a></li>
Share Preview https://github.com/rafaelmardojai/share-preview</a></li>
Webfont Kit Generator https://github.com/rafaelmardojai/webfont-kit-generator</a></li>
Icon Library https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/design/icon-library</a></li>
Mirdorph (Discord client) https://gitlab.gnome.org/ranchester/mirdorph</a> - last commit 2021-09-05</li>
Tracks https://codeberg.org/som/Tracks</a></li>
Summarizer https://github.com/Nalsai/summarizer</a></li>
Ghostshot https://gitlab.gnome.org/GabMus/ghostshot</a> (last commit 20230122)</li>
MD Writer https://gitlab.com/gabmus/mdwriter</a></li>
Noteworthy https://github.com/SeaDve/Noteworthy</a> (builds now, not yet tested on mobile)</li>
Pods https://github.com/marhkb/pods</a> (Podman client)</li>
SNCF https://git.sr.ht/~yukikoo/sncf/</a></li>
Replay https://github.com/ReplayDev/Replay</a> (YouTube client)</li>
Sharit https://gitlab.com/LyesSaadi/sharit</a> (YouTube client)</li>
Katana https://github.com/gavr123456789/Katana</a> (GTK Tree Structure Browser)</li>
Chert https://gitlab.com/high-creek-software/chert</a> (Note taking app)</li>
</ul>
GTK3</h4>

Abbadon (Discord client) https://github.com/uowuo/abaddon</a></li>
PineCast https://github.com/Jeremiah-Roise/PineCast</a></li>
xournalpp https://github.com/xournalpp/xournalpp</a></li>
keylight-control https://github.com/mschneider82/keylight-control</a> builds, but quits on restart</li>
Coffee https://github.com/nick92/coffee</a> (Settings don't work well (janky), rest is okay) - last commit 5 years ago</li>
umtp-responder-gui https://github.com/JollyDevelopment/umtp-responder-gui</a></li>
Astroid https://github.com/astroidmail/astroid/</a></li>
Argos https://github.com/orontee/argos</a> (likely ironically not mobile frienly, last commit 5 years ago)</li>
Camera https://gitlab.gnome.org/jwestman/camera</a></li>
GNOME Terminal (fine except for settings, but .., add after GTK4 rewrite)</li>
Camcam https://github.com/JNissi/camcam</a> WIP Camera app written in Rust (last commit 2021-10-16</li>
Fastcal https://github.com/JNissi/fastcal</a> WIP Calendar app written in Rust (last commit 2021-03-21</li>
hn https://github.com/DavidVentura/hn</a> Python hacker news client (last commit 2021-04-12</li>
Hydro Bot https://github.com/ripxorip/hydro_bot</a> ("Pinephone app that keeps you hydrated", too much WIP to add on 2022-04-12</li>
wifiscanner https://github.com/Cyborgscode/wifiscanner</a> (last commit 2020-12-31</li>
GTK Hangouts Client https://github.com/do-sch/hangouts-gtk</a></li>
pKPR https://github.com/juliendecharentenay/pKPR</a></li>
</ul>
GTK3 + Granite</h5>

Agenda https://github.com/dahenson/agenda</a></li>
Bitguarden https://github.com/DenisPalchuk/bitguarden</a> (last commit 2020-04-29</li>
Gifup https://github.com/BharatKalluri/Gifup</a> (last commit 2020-03-03</li>
</ul>
Flutter</h4>

Liftoff https://github.com/liftoff-app/liftoff</a> (lemmy client)</li>
AppImage Pool (https://github.com/prateekmedia/appimagepool</a>)</li>
Nextcloud Password Client https://gitlab.com/j0chn/nextcloud_password_client</a></li>
AuthPass (Keepass client) https://github.com/authpass/authpass</a> (Did not work in linmob's attempt to build it (white window after startup), supposedly there's an ARM64 snap build, but it returns an architecture warning.)</li>
Kaiteki (mastodon client) https://github.com/Kaiteki-Fedi/Kaiteki</a></li>
Intiface® Central https://github.com/intiface/intiface-central</a></li>
More here: https://github.com/leanflutter/awesome-flutter-desktop#open-source-apps</a></li>
</ul>
Fyne</h4>

itd-gui https://gitea.arsenm.dev/Arsen6331/itd#itgui</a></li>
</ul>
Ubuntu Components</h4>

Cooking calc https://codeberg.org/WammKD/Cooking-Calc</a></li>
</ul>
Downstream forks</h3>
GTK3</h4>

Evince (Purism) - do not add, superseeded by https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/Incubator/papers</a></li>
</ul>
Needs initial testing</h3>

Personal Voice Assistant https://github.com/Cyborgscode/Personal-Voice-Assistent</a> (Currently German only, requires Java. See also https://marius.bloggt-in-braunschweig.de/2021/07/15/hallo-computer-bist-du-da/</a>)</li>
Pine Connect https://github.com/timaios/PineConnect</a> (early state of development, work on the app has not started yet (but the daemon is being worked on)) - last commit 2021-07-27</li>
</ul>
From other applists</h2>

https://cubocore.org/</a> apps, see also https://wiki.postmarketos.org/wiki/CoreApps</a></li>
</ul>
old Linux Phone apps:</h3>

Navit</li>
FoxtrotGPS</li>
Maep</li>
</ul>
unoptimized desktop apps that have been run on the Librem 5 or PinePhone successfully (only add if they are at least somewhat usable and have an advantage compared to more mobile-ready apps):</h3>

Gnome Photos</li>
Gthumb</li>
Shotwell // apps from here on where spotted on a screenshot</li>
Claws Mail</li>
D-Feet</li>
Gpredict</li>
KiCad</li>
Shadowsocks-Qt5</li>
Verbiste https://forums.puri.sm/t/list-of-apps-that-fit-and-function-well-post-them-here/11361/7</a></li>
Simple scan https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/simple-scan</a> (newer versions are only fine after "scale-to-fit simple-scan on")</li>
Marble (https://forums.puri.sm/t/list-of-apps-that-fit-and-function-well-post-them-here/11361/27</a>)</li>
Orage (https://forums.puri.sm/t/list-of-apps-that-fit-and-function-well-post-them-here/11361/28</a>)</li>
Solar System (<https://flathub.org/apps/details/org.sugarlabs.SolarSystem; https://forums.puri.sm/t/list-of-apps-that-fit-and-function-well-post-them-here/11361/37>)</li>
AusweisApp 2 (https://flathub.org/apps/details/de.bund.ausweisapp.ausweisapp2</a>; https://forums.puri.sm/t/list-of-apps-that-fit-and-function-well-post-them-here/11361/51</a>)</li>
Nixwriter https://flathub.org/apps/details/com.gitlab.adnan338.Nixwriter</a>; https://forums.puri.sm/t/list-of-apps-that-fit-and-function-well-post-them-here/11361/69</a></li>
SongRec https://forums.puri.sm/t/list-of-apps-that-fit-and-function-well-post-them-here/11361/91</a></li>
Bleachbit https://forums.puri.sm/t/list-of-apps-that-fit-and-function-well-post-them-here/11361/101</a></li>
Argos Translate https://github.com/argosopentech/argos-translate</a></li>
</ul>
Needs help testing (low priority, inactive - check periodically for activity)</h2>
GTK3</h3>

Moody (Moodle client, GTK3/libhandy) https://gitlab.gnugen.ch/afontain/moodle</a> (last commit 2020-03-20</li>
Venom https://github.com/naxuroqa/venom</a> (A modern Tox client for the Linux desktop, not mobile friendly, last commit 2020-04-23</li>
</ul>
Projects that seem to have been abandoned or are archived</h3>

Wallet https://gitlab.gnome.org/bilelmoussaoui/wallet</a></li>
Kodimote https://github.com/scandinave/kodimote</a> (WIP, last commit 2019-12-23</li>
l5_shoppinglist https://source.puri.sm/fphemeral/l5_shoppinglist</a>,https://puri.sm/posts/an-interview-with-fphemeral-librem-5-early-adopter</a></li>
librem5_utils https://source.puri.sm/fphemeral/librem5_utils</a>,https://puri.sm/posts/an-interview-with-fphemeral-librem-5-early-adopter</a> https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1260748/how-do-i-remove-a-submodule/36593218#36593218/</a></li>
Flashcards https://github.com/SeaDve/Flashcards</a> (only UI, non-functional, archived)</li>
PinePhone modem firmware updater UI: https://git.sr.ht/~martijnbraam/pinephone-modemfw</a> (solved with GNOME Firmware, still listed for historic purposes)</li>
camera-rs https://gitlab.gnome.org/bilelmoussaoui/camera-rs</a> (last commit 2020-12-25</li>
qrcode-generator https://gitlab.gnome.org/bilelmoussaoui/paintable-rs</a> (last commit 2020-12-23</li>
Interpret https://codeberg.org/xaviers/Interpret</a> (GTK3 deepl based translation app, archived)</li>
Tox Client (Electron) https://github.com/TheToxProject/client</a></li>
Simple RSS Reader using KDE Kirigami https://gitlab.com/SiriBeta/simple-rss-reader-using-kde-kirigami</a> (last commit 2020-06-13</li>
Papper https://gitlab.com/GunnarGrop/papper</a> (Kirigami reddit client, last commit 2020-07-01</li>
LurkyMcLurkFace https://gitlab.com/armen138/lurkymclurkface</a> (Kirigami reddit client, last commit 2020-12-16</li>
Pala https://gitlab.com/gabmus/pala</a></li>
covidpass https://github.com/pentamassiv/covidpass</a></li>
</ul>
Projects that seem to be gone</h3>

clan https://web.archive.org/web/20201201114016/https://github.com/mauikit/clan</a> (Seems to have been a launcher)</li>
</ul>
Not an app</h3>

Retiled (Windows Phone style launcher) https://github.com/DrewNaylor/Retiled</a> (are launchers in scope?)</li>
PUI https://github.com/nbdy/pui</a> (launcher?)</li>
https://github.com/grelltrier/keyboard</a> Fingerboard</li>
</ul>
No GUI</h3>

Mactrack https://gitlab.com/Aresesi/mactrack</a></li>
</ul>
Remains of other-apps.csv</h2>
Check, then sort or remove the following:</p>
This is a loose and non-formal collection of apps which are not added to the main list yet, because they are not in a usable state, are still in planning stage or wait to be transfered to the other list</h3>

MedOS-kirigami https://github.com/milohr/medOS-kirigami</a></li>
Liri Screencast https://github.com/lirios/screencast</a></li>
Liri Screenshot https://github.com/lirios/screenshot</a></li>
Liri music https://github.com/lirios/music</a></li>
Liri Settings https://github.com/lirios/settings</a></li>
Liri NetworkManager https://github.com/lirios/networkmanager</a></li>
OwnCloud Sync https://open-store.io/app/owncloud-sync</a></li>
Music https://wiki.gnome.org/Apps/Music</a>, https://tchncs.de/_matrix/media/v1/download/talk.puri.sm/wDbVJsNtmaLUljbuxVVzRRhf</a></li>
GadgetBridge https://github.com/Freeyourgadget/Gadgetbridge</a> (afaik Android only, so: why?)</li>
Linphone (not mobile compatible, Ubuntu Touch version does not exist for 64bit yet)</li>
https://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qtquick-codesamples.html</a></li>
</ul>
In planning stage:</h3>

Compass https://phabricator.kde.org/T8905</a></li>
Konversation 2.0</li>
</ul>
Sources for apps to be included:</h3>

https://binary-factory.kde.org/view/Android/</a>,28 apps (02.03.2020)</li>
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIVaIdjtr6aNPdTm-JNbFAg/videos</a></li>
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K4OfNFis--g</a></li>
https://puri.sm/posts/what-is-mobile-pureos/</a></li>
https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/community-wiki/-/wikis/List-of-Apps-in-Development</a></li>
</ul>


Feeel
2023-01-07T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple home workout/exercise app that respects your privacy </p>Description</h3>
Feeel is an open-source app for doing simple at-home exercises. It holds the acclaimed full body scientific 7-minute workout regime and allows creating custom workouts as well. The app sources exercises from wger, a free and open-source online exercise wiki.</p>
Features:</p>

Mobile first, runs on Linux and Android</li>
Private (fully offline, no tracking, no ads)</li>
Translated into several languages</li>
Free and open-source. Contribute at https://gitlab.com/enjoyingfoss/feeel/wikis.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Lemmur
2023-01-07T00:00:00+00:00
 A client for lemmy - a federated reddit alternative </p>Description</h3>
Lemmur aims to provide a seamless experience when browsing different Lemmy instances.</p>
You can have multiple multiple instances added at the same time without having to awkwardly switch between them.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Flatpak support was pending, see pull request: https://github.com/LemmurOrg/lemmur/pull/3</a>. Sadly, this very unlikely to ever be merged, as the project was archived since.
The app had been forked and continued as Liftoff</a> - last commit 2023-11-27.</p>


Wince
2022-12-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Search for restaurants and businesses </p>
Description</h3>


Help us achieve self-maintaining App Listings by adding AppStream Metadata!
2022-12-24T16:45:00+01:00
With the festive season upon us, and the end of 2022 approaching, we have a big ask: Help us keep app listings up to date by working with upstream projects!</p>
</span>
In the past months, not many apps were evaluated or added to LinuxPhoneApps.org. But still, things were done: The technical stack was much improved. While most of this work is not directly user-facing, as it's about restructuring the underlying .csv files and adding more and more automatic content checkers, we've now arrived at a stage where we can update listings without a lot of the time-intense churn this was.</p>
As the main contributor of these efforts1</a></sup> put it in the Matrix group:</p>

Help wanted: upstreaming metadata</strong></p>
The last weeks, I created a script which allows us to automatically update outdated information in the apps.csv file based on AppStream metadata: https://framagit.org/linmobapps/linmobapps.frama.io/-/blob/master/check_via_appstream.py</a>.</p>
This massively decreases manual maintenance overhead and allows us to instead focus on adding additional value like testing the apps, storing mobile compatibility scores and so on.</p>
In order for that workflow to work out, we need your help:</p>

Make sure each repository has an AppStream metadata file</a>.</em> This job</a> will list you the missing ones.</li>
Add missing values:</em> This job</a> will show you where we have more information that reported upstream -> just earch for "missing in upstream AppStream file. Consider contributing it upstream"</li>
</ul>
See this issue</a> for further info. You can also comment links to upstream issues and merge requests there.</p>
</blockquote>
Want to help? Great! Please be polite and helpful to upstream!</h3>
As always: Please don't bomb upstream here, be polite, don't just go around and create a ton of issues on upstrean projects!</strong></p>
Try to be helpful instead: If you've ever dealt with HTML or other XML things, you'll be able to understand AppStream files well enough without much effort to create a Merge Request (MR) or Pull Request (PR), to take the initial load of this task from the individual developer. Be kind in the description of your PR or MR, after all it's a request you are making and politeness does not cost you money.</p>
In order to reduce duplicate effort, make sure to briefly mention your MR or issue to the issue that tracks progress</a>. If you don't want to sign up with Framagit for that purpose, sending an email to upstream-appstream@linuxphoneapps.org will do the same once I (linmob) get to it.</p>
More on AppStream Metadata</h3>
If this is the first time you've heard of AppStream Metadata, you may wonder: Ok, what is this good for? Is all this XML not a little much just to support this dumb LinuxPhoneApps.org website? Yes, it would be, you're not mistaken. But this is a well established specification, it makes listings in GNOME Software, KDE's Discover and other 'app store'-ish apps.look have nice content.</p>
Still not convinced? Well, it also provides the data for websites like</p>

Flathub</a>,</li>
Apps for GNOME</a>,</li>
KDE Applications</a>.</li>
</ul>
If you don't like XML, here are other ways to help</h3>
Pretty cool, huh? If you still don't think so, and don't want to help us this way, you can help in other ways:</p>

Submitting apps by email</a>,</li>
Submit apps on GitLab</a>,</li>
or just by writing a nice 'Thank you' mail/toot/tweet to the developers of your favorite apps!</li>
</ul>
And if you don't want to help at all, that's fine too. ;-) And even if we are a day late: Happy Festivus</a>!</p>
^{1</sup>
Who doea not even want to be named - still: Thank you so much for your work on LinuxPhoneApps, and thanks for putting up with me (linmob) being difficult!</p>
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Frog
2022-11-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Extract text from images </p>Description</h3>
Extract text from images, websites, videos, and QR codes by taking a picture of the source.</p>
Source</a></p>


Tuba
2022-11-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Browse the Fediverse </p>Description</h3>
Explore the federated social web with Tuba for GNOME. Stay connected to your favorite communities, family and friends with support for popular Fediverse platforms like Mastodon, GoToSocial, Akkoma & more!</p>
The Fediverse is a decentralized social network that consists of multiple interconnected platforms and communities, allowing users to communicate and share content across different networks and servers. It promotes user privacy and data ownership, and offers an alternative to centralized social media platforms.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Continuation of Tootle</a>, was called Tooth before its initial release.</p>


New apps of LinuxPhoneApps.org, Q3/2022 - 400! 🎉
2022-10-08T11:07:00+02:00
It's October, its time for another quarterly update! Let's get started with some good news:
LinuxPhoneApps.org now lists over 400 apps, and hit the 400 apps milestone before the end of the quarter. Now how did we get there?</p>
</span>
New apps</h3>
The following 14 apps where added last quarter:</p>
July</h4>

Pidif</a>, a lightweight PDF viewer built for touch interfaces, with GTK4 and Rust. Thanks to bjesus for creating and adding this app!</em></li>
Quadrix</a>, a minimal, simple, multi-platform chat client for the Matrix protocol (ReactXP, Electron). Thanks to alpabrz for evaluating and adding this app!</em></li>
</ul>
August</h4>

Lobjur</a>, a GTK4 client for lobste.rs.</li>
BadWolf</a>, Minimalist and privacy-oriented web browser based on WebKitGTK. Thanks lanodan for creating and adding this app!</em></li>
</ul>
September</h4>

Myuzi</a>. Free Spotify alternative for Linux with no ads. Thanks to Cara for telling us about this app on Twitter! Please note: This is not a Spotify client!</em></li>
Syndic</a>, a convergent feed reader for Plasma and Android.</li>
Ear Tag</a>,https://github.com/knuxify/eartag,Small and simple music tag editor that doesn't try to manage your entire library,</li>
WatchMate</a>, a PineTime smart watch companion app for Linux phone and desktop.</li>
Gradience</a>, an app to change the look of Adwaita, with ease.</li>
File Shredder</a>, a simple shredding program built for the GNOME desktop.</li>
PicPlanner</a>, an app to calculate the position of the Sun, Moon and Milky Way to plan the position and time for a photograph,</li>
GNOME Calendar</a>, Calendar application for GNOME. With release 43, this app has been redesigned to be mobile friendly. In initial testing (flathub), it misses this goal by a few pixels.</em></li>
KeePassPQ</a> is a Python and QML based application to open KeePass (v4) databases on mobile devices
and finally</li>
Text Pieces</a>, Transform text without using random websites.</li>
</ul>
Maintenance</h3>
I also want to take the time to thank everyone who helped with keeping the list up to date via Merge Request</a> or email:</p>

alphabrz</em> updated Nota, Calindori and Quadrix</li>
BigB</em> updated Sonically</li>
</ul>
and jumpexy</em> sent a first mail to our Errors list</a> pointing out an error that has since been fixed.</p>
!</mark> If you find an error or something outdated in a listing, please scroll down and hit the link after "Something wrong?" at the bottom of the listing. Assuming you have a mail client set up on your system, a new new compose window will open that already has a subject, and some text to make us know what this is about. All you need to do is to describe the error and hit send - it helps a lot!</p>
Please use this method and not social media to point out errors - social media is just too ephemeral, and your report may be missed (or cause some unneccessary mental load for maintainers ;-) ).</p>
Help with maintenance!</h3>
Overall, maintenance could be better. Sadly my personal life has changed in ways that I (1peter10) have a lot less time to maintain the listings - and at the same time, with more and more listings, there are more projects to watch and maintain. This requires better tooling (e.g., a checker for dead links, or a simple way to follow project releases / commits on "unreleased" projects via RSS/ATOM feeds), that's almost impossible to build for me in the few scraps of time I have in an average work week.</p>
Sadly, due to spammers, framagit has enabled account moderation - signing up for a new account is not instantaneous and may take days. But you can of still contribute quickly: Just clone the repo, create a patch and send it to our devel mailing list</a>!</p>
The way forward</h3>
Now: More ways to contribute and communicate</h4>
As mentioned above, we've added another way to contribute. Signing up for yet another code forge is something you may not want, and you don't have to. While you could also send patches via email before, there's now an official way for that documented on the devel mailing list</a>.</p>
If you've developed an app (or found an app that's not listed) and don't want to bother with the arcane csv file, feel free to write about it to our discuss mailing list</a>.</p>
Replacing CSV? TOML? metainfo.xml?</h4>
Stay tuned for a post later this quarter that will contain my ideas to move beyond the current way which is somewhat convoluted - yes, I wrote "ideas" here, because I need the input of more savvy people to come up with an actual plan. The goal is to form a plan in 2022 and to then implement it in early 2023.</p>
Also: Hacktoberfest</h3>
Lastly, we briefly want to mention hacktoberfest</a>.1</a></sup> While contributing LinuxPhoneApps.org won't help you get a t-shirt, there are a few listed Linux Mobile projects that are accepting contributions during hacktoberfest:</p>

Axolotl</a>,</li>
Cawbird</a>,</li>
Gradience</a>,</li>
Myuzi</a>, and</li>
Nheko</a></li>
</ul>
(Thanks to @JJS_10 for helping with compiling this list</a>!)</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org!</p>
If you want to contribute an/your app or work on the website itself, please check the FAQ</a>!2</a></sup></p>
And if you want to discuss apps with like minded persons, make sure to join our Matrix group</a> or subscribe/post to our discuss mailing list</a>!</p>
^1</sup>Hacktoberfest has a bad reputation from leading to spammy commits, but after reading their guidelines for this year</a>, I think they have addressed this.</p>
</div>
^2</sup>If you are not aware of any new apps, check out apps-to-be-added</a>, test the app and add it!</p>
</div>


Flare
2022-10-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Chat with your friends on Signal </p>Description</h3>
Flare is an unofficial app for Signal. It is still in development and doesn't include all the features that the official Signal apps do. More information can be found on its feature roadmap.</p>
Please note that using this application will probably worsen your security compared to using official Signal applications.
Use with care when handling sensitive data.
Look at the projects README for more information about security.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Native Signal Desktop alternative, needs signal-cli</a> or an Android/iOS app as primary signal client. See this toot for signal-cli paring instructions</a>.</p>


Files
2022-10-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Access and organize files </p>Description</h3>
Files, also known as Nautilus, is the default file manager of the GNOME desktop.
It provides a simple and integrated way of managing your files and browsing your file system.</p>
Nautilus supports all the basic functions of a file manager and more.
It can search and manage your files and folders, both locally and on a network,
read and write data to and from removable media, run scripts, and launch apps.
It has three views: Icon Grid, Icon List, and Tree List.
Its functions can be extended with plugins and scripts.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Adaptive since release 43. Not every dialog is adaptive yet, see screenshots.</p>


Endeavour
2022-10-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your tasks </p>Description</h3>
Endeavour is a task management application designed for simplicity. Save and order your todos.
Manage multiple todo lists. And more</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Previously known as GNOME To Do. Endeavour upstream is not yet adaptive, but Mobian has been shipping an adaptive build</a> for a long time, with a patchset</a> maintained up to 41 release.</p>


Text Pieces
2022-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Developer's scratchpad </p>Description</h3>
Powerful scratchpad with ability to perform a lot of text transformations, such as:</p>

Calculate hashes</li>
Encode text</li>
Decode text</li>
Remove trailing spaces and lines</li>
Count lines, symbols and words</li>
Format JSON and XML</li>
Escape and unescape strings</li>
Convert JSON to YAML and vice versa</li>
Filter lines</li>
And so on.</li>
</ul>
The application is extendable with your own script-based actions.</p>
Source</a></p>


KeePassPQ
2022-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
 KeePassPQ is a Python and QML based application to open KeePass (v4) databases on mobile devices. </p>Description</h3>
KeePassPQ is a Python and QML based application to open KeePass (v4) databases on mobile devices. It mainly targets the kde plasma environment (pinephone) and uses the pykeepass library. Currently this application is fairly limited and more of a work in progress until another Qt/Qml based convergent app is available or a higher maturity is reached. Source</a></p>


Calendar
2022-09-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your schedule </p>Description</h3>
GNOME Calendar is an elegant tool to help you plan and stay on top of your schedule for
upcoming days and weeks, whether your months are filled with meetings and appointments,
public events, travel logistics, or other commitments in your life.</p>
Easily create and manage unlimited calendars and events with GNOME Calendar's infinite
scrolling month view, week timetable, and scheduling list view.</p>
Integrating the latest GNOME technologies and design best practices, GNOME Calendar builds on
top of the mature Evolution data server to manage large quantities of events and to provide
integration with other applications. You can add calendars from various online calendaring
services (like NextCloud, Google Calendar, and CalDAV / WebDAV servers), enabling you to
synchronize your events across multiple devices and platforms. GNOME Calendar also supports
local and offline calendaring, so you can use it anywhere and anytime while travelling
(or after civilization's collapse.)</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
With release 43, this app has been redesigned to be mobile friendly. In initial testing (flathub), it misses this goal by a few pixels (see first screenshot). Previously, Purism had created an adaptive fork of GNOME Calendar 41 for the Librem 5. With GNOME 45, it fits the phone screen without issues.</p>


PicPlanner
2022-09-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Plan your next photo locations </p>Description</h3>
Calculate the position of the sun, moon, and milky way to plan the perfect time to take a picture.</p>
People who love to photograph know, that the biggest problem is being at the right spot at the right time.
Therefore, landscape pictures should be planned before visiting the place of choice.
To plan the location it is important to know the position of the sun, moon, and sometimes also the milky way.
Where to find the sun at which time is most of the time easy to guess but when is the sunset?
And for the milky way normally nobody knows where to find it in the night sky at which time at a specific location.
This small program should answer all these questions.</p>
Source</a></p>


File Shredder
2022-09-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Permanently delete your files </p>Description</h3>
File Shredder is a file deletion program designed to permanently
remove sensitive files from your computer, enhancing data privacy.</p>
Within a certain limit, it is effective. However, modern SSDs use certain technologies
to extend its lifetime, which has the side effect of ensuring that shredding is never
perfect, and no software can fix that. But shredding significantly increases the
difficulty of data recovery since it requires specialized software and hardware.</p>
Source</a></p>


Gradience
2022-09-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Change the look of Adwaita, with ease </p>Description</h3>
Gradience is a tool for customizing Libadwaita applications and the adw-gtk3 theme.</p>
The main features of Gradience include the following:</p>

🎨️ Changing any color of Adwaita theme</li>
🖼️ Applying Material 3 color scheme from wallpaper</li>
🎁️ Usage of other users presets</li>
⚙️ Changing advanced options with CSS</li>
🧩️ Extending functionality using plugins</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Archived on July 23rd, 2024.
Release 0.2.2 is just a few pixels to wide to fit the screen and is usable without adjustments. To fit the color picker, make sure to run scale-to-fit gradience true</code>.</p>


Watchmate
2022-09-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your PineTime </p>Description</h3>
Companion app for InfiniTime-powered PineTime smart watch.
Visually optimized for GNOME, adaptive for phone and desktop, Linux only.</p>
Features:</p>

Set time</li>
Read various data from the PineTime</li>
Update firmware and resources OTA</li>
Automatically check for available firmware updates</li>
Control the media player</li>
Forward desktop notifications</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Ear Tag
2022-09-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Edit audio file tags </p>Description</h3>
Ear Tag is a simple audio file tag editor. It is primarily geared towards making quick edits or bulk-editing tracks in albums/EPs. Unlike other tagging programs, Ear Tag does not require the user to set up a music library folder. It can:</p>

Edit tags of MP3, WAV, M4A, FLAC, OGG and WMA files</li>
Modify metadata of multiple files at once</li>
Rename files using information from present tags</li>
Identify files using AcoustID</li>
</ul>
Network access is only used for the "Identify selected files" option.</p>
Source</a></p>


Myuzi
2022-09-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Stream music from YouTube with no ads. </p>Description</h3>
Myuzi is a free and open source music streaming app for Linux. Unlike Spotify, Myuzi: - does not require an account, - has no advertisements, - is completely free, - uses your system GTK theme. All the music is streamed directly from YouTube Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Despite this apps self-description, it is not a Spotify client</a>. It has been archived and been succeded by Monophony</a>, as of 2023-04-23 the source has been deleted and appears to be gone.</p>


Syndic
2022-09-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Feed reader for casual browsing </p>Description</h3>
Syndic is a simple, touch-friendly feed reader for KDE Plasma Desktop. Subscribe to any site that provides an RSS or Atom feed. Get automatically-generated
highlights from your collection, search for articles by keyword, or page through a list of every new article.</p>
Features include:</p>
Source</a></p>


BadWolf
2022-08-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Minimalist and privacy-oriented web browser based on WebKitGTK </p>Notice</h3>
Note on mobile compatibility: Fits nicely in on the pinephone with a custom GTK stylesheet</a> allowing to go down to 306×97 px instead of 399×111 px with the defaults provided by GTK.</p>


Lobjur
2022-08-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Native GNOME client for Lobsters and Hacker News </p>Description</h3>
Native GNOME client for Lobsters and Hacker News, featuring multiple feeds, collapsible comments, and an integrated web view.</p>
Source</a></p>


Quadrix
2022-07-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Minimal, simple, multi-platform chat client for the Matrix protocol </p>Description</h3>


No data collection</p>
</li>

Completely free, no ads</p>
</li>

Does not support End-to-End Encryption</p>
</li>

Video-conferencing (uses Element Call -- https://github.com/vector-im/element-call#readme)</p>
</li>

Desktop apps for Windows, MacOS, and Linux (amd64, arm64, armhf)</p>
</li>

Mobile apps for Android and iOS</p>
</li>

Unique top-down messaging feed</p>
</li>

Ideally used with a private Matrix homeserver -- https://matrix.org/docs/guides/installing-synapse</p>
</li>

Open source on github -- https://github.com/alariej/quadrix</p>
</li>

Interested to sponsor this project? -- https://github.com/sponsors/alariej</p>
</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
In its Flatpak version, Quadrix currently only defaults on Phosh to its Wayland version. You may force it in your graphical shell by adding --enable-features=UseOzonePlatform --ozone-platform=wayland</code> as arguments. Also, you might have problems with input as in other Electron apps (e.g. wrong input on Phosh, OSK doesn't pop up on Plasma Mobile etc.). There is an official sample web deployment here</a>, but it uses the unstable branch and is only intended for test purposes. Regarding its included conferencing features, audio works fine, however, for video your Linux phone's camera probably won't be detected.</p>


Pidif
2022-07-20T00:00:00+00:00
 A lightweight PDF viewer built for touch interfaces, with GTK4 and Rust </p>
Description</h3>


Blurble
2022-07-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Word guessing game </p>Description</h3>
Solve the riddle until you run out of guesses!</p>
The game is a clone of Wordle and made with localization in mind.</p>
Source</a></p>


New apps of LinuxPhoneApps.org, Q2/2022 🎉
2022-07-07T22:10:00+02:00
Let's have a quick and dirty blog post listing all the additions to our app list in the second quarter of 2022!</p>
</span>April</h3>

Moment</a>,a ustomizable and keyboard-operable Matrix client, written in Qt/QML and Python. This is the continuation of Mirage</a>, which has been inactive for a bit.</em></li>
GNOME Firmware</a>, GNOME's mobile friendly fwupd frontend.</li>
Iotas</a>, a simple note taking with mobile-first design and a focus on Nextcloud Notes sync.</li>
gtkcord4</a>, a GTK4 Discord client in Go.</li>
Delta Chat Desktop</a>, an Email-based instant messaging client for Desktop. And phones, duh!</em></li>
Quick Weather</a>, a QML Qt application for desktop and mobile, that uses BOM weather for Australia.</li>
Roger Router</a>, a utility to control and monitor AVM Fritz!Box Routers.</li>
Clans</a>, a WIP Gtk4 / libAdwaita Discord client. Warning: Use at your own risk. Using a third party Discord client may result in your account being banned.</em></li>
Signal Desktop</a>, the official Signal app for desktops, works pretty well - except for suffering from the common Electron issues: Blurriness, or non-working virtual keyboards (partially on Phosh, totally on Plasma Mobile) when enabling the ozone wayland backend. Sadly, Signal does not provide official ARM64/aarch64 binaries, so that unofficial builds must do: Builds for Debian are listed on the Mobian Wiki</a>, builds for Arch are available on privacy-shark</a> and there's also a distribution-independent flatpak build</a> that should work on every distro.</em></li>
Amberol</a>, a small and simple sound and music player that is well integrated with GNOME.</li>
Jami-qt</a> is the cross platform client for Jami, a privacy-oriented voice, video, chat, and conference platform.</li>
Coasts</a>, a nice and simple map viewer.</li>
Tasks</a>, a simple task list application.</li>
</ul>
May</h3>

Geopard</a>, a Gemini client written in Rust, using the GTK4 toolkit</li>
Warp</a> allows you to securely send files to each other via the internet or local network by exchanging a word-based code.</li>
Smile</a>, a simple emoji picker for Linux with custom tags support.</li>
Paper</a>, a pretty note-taking app for GNOME.</li>
Shopping List</a>, a shopping list application for GNU/Linux mobile devices.</li>
</ul>
June</h3>

Songrec</a>, an open-source, unofficial Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust.</li>
G4Music</a>, a fast, fluent, light weight music player written in GTK4, with a beautiful, adaptive user interface, so named G4Music.</li>
Valent</a>, securely connect your devices to open files and links where you need them, get notifications when you need them, stay in control of your media and more. Valent is an implementation of the KDE Connect protocol, built on GNOME platform libraries.</em></li>
Iridium</a>, a native Linux IRC client built in Vala and Gtk for elementary OS.</li>
Phosh Mobile Settings</a>, a settings app for Phosh and related components. Really neat tool that tackles everything I always wanted to add to postmarketOS Tweaks</a>.</em></li>
Goguma</a>, an IRC client written in Flutter for mobile devices.</li>
BlackBox</a>, a beautiful GTK4 terminal.</li>
</ul>
Thanks to everyone involved in developing and submitting these apps!👏</p>
Other noteworthy changes</h3>
There also have been a some nice updates to already included listings - shout out to BigB, Maeve and alpabrz for their contributions!</p>
Overall, I would have hoped to get more done in the past three months. My day job has been challenging at times, so maybe more progress was just not possible. That said, especially progress on site features like app authorship</a>1</a></sup> or others that you can find in the issue tracker</a> (or in my head) has been way to slow for my liking.</p>
So if you think you can help out, please do get in touch!</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org!</p>
If you want to contribute an/your app or work on the website itself, please check the FAQ</a>!2</a></sup></p>
And if you want to discuss apps with like minded persons, make sure to join our Matrix group</a>!</p>
^1</sup>This is the current state</a>, in case you were curious.</p>
</div>
^2</sup>If you are not aware of any new apps, check out apps-to-be-added</a>, test the app and add it!</p>
</div>


Black Box
2022-06-30T00:00:00+00:00
 A beautiful GTK 4 terminal </p>Description</h3>
Black Box is a native terminal emulator for GNOME that offers superb
theming options.</p>
With Black Box you can:</p>

Set colors schemes and integrate them with the rest of the window</li>
Customize font and size</li>
Customize keyboard shortcuts</li>
Render Sixel escape sequences</li>
Fully hide the window headerbar</li>
Quickly open links and files by ctrl+clicking file paths and URLs</li>
Easily paste file paths by dragging them into the window</li>
</ul>
This app is written in Vala and uses GTK 4, libadwaita, and VTE.</p>
Source</a></p>


Goguma
2022-06-30T00:00:00+00:00
 An IRC client for mobile devices. </p>Description</h3>
An IRC client for mobile devices.</p>
Goals:</p>

Modern: support for many IRCv3 extensions, plus some special support for IRC
bouncers.</li>
Easy to use: offer a simple, straightforward interface.</li>
Offline-first: users should be able to read past conversations while offline,
and network disruptions should be handled transparently</li>
Lightweight: go easy on resource usage to run smoothly on older phones and
save battery power.</li>
Cross-platform: the main target platforms are Linux and Android, iOS is also
supported.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
As of September 2023, you will have to compile this yourself. If you have set up flutter correctly (make sure to read and follow all the setup instructions), the instructions for compiling for the Linux platform work fine.</p>


Valent
2022-06-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Connect, control and sync devices </p>Description</h3>
Securely connect your devices to open files and links where you need them,
get notifications when you need them, stay in control of your media and more.</p>
Features:</p>

Sync contacts, notifications and clipboard content</li>
Control media players and volume</li>
Share files, links and text</li>
Virtual touchpad and keyboard</li>
Call and text notification</li>
Execute custom commands</li>
More…</li>
</ul>
Valent is an implementation of the KDE Connect protocol, built on GNOME
platform libraries.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
The app is already connecting with KDE Connect (on KDE), can ring and send and receive files. On the date of addition, other functionality could not be tested successfully.</p>


Iridium
2022-06-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Friendly IRC Client </p>Description</h3>
Easily connect and chat on any IRC server.</p>
Features include:</p>

Store your server connections and joined channels between sessions</li>
Connect to servers securely with SSL support</li>
Favorite channels for quick and easy access</li>
Pick up where you left off with automatic server reconnection</li>
Optionally disable remembered connections for increased privacy</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
The main screens work perfectly, but settings work better with scale-to-fit (although they can be somewhat usable without).</p>


Phosh Mobile Settings
2022-06-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Advanced settings for Mobile devices using Phosh </p>Description</h3>
This app allows you to configure some aspects of Phosh that would otherwise
require command line usage.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
No more manual fiddling with feedbackd and no more APP ID guessing for scale-to-fit.</p>


Gapless
2022-06-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Play your music elegantly </p>Description</h3>
Gapless (AKA: G4Music) is a light weight music player written in GTK4, focuses on large music collection.</p>
Features</p>

Supports most music file types, Samba and any other remote protocols (depends on GIO and GStreamer).</li>
Fast loading and parsing thousands of music files in very few seconds, monitor local changes.</li>
Low memory usage for large music collection with album covers (embedded and external), no thumbnail caches to store.</li>
Group and sorts by album/artist/title, shuffle list, full-text searching.</li>
Fluent adaptive user interface for different screen (Desktop, Tablet, Mobile).</li>
Gaussian blurred cover as background, follows GNOME light/dark mode.</li>
Supports creating and editing playlists, drag cover to change order or add to another playlist.</li>
Supports drag and drop with other apps.</li>
Supports audio peaks visualizer.</li>
Supports gapless playback.</li>
Supports normalizing volume with ReplayGain.</li>
Supports specified audio sink.</li>
Supports MPRIS control.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


SongRec
2022-06-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Recognize songs from audio easily </p>Description</h3>
SongRec is an unofficial Shazam client for Linux, written in Rust. It allows you to easily recognize songs from your speakers, microphone or audio files.</p>
Features:</p>


Recognize audio from an arbitrary audio file.</p>
</li>

Recognize audio from the microphone.</p>
</li>

Usage from both GUI and command line (for the file recognition part).</p>
</li>

Provide an history of the recognized songs on the GUI, exportable to CSV.</p>
</li>

Continuous song detection from the microphone, with the ability to choose your input device.</p>
</li>

Ability to recognize songs from your speakers rather than your microphone (on compatible PulseAudio setups).</p>
</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK4/libadwaita and narrow enough for mobile since 0.6.*.</p>


Paper
2022-05-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Take notes in Markdown </p>Description</h3>
Create notebooks, take notes in markdown</p>
Features:</p>

Almost WYSIWYG markdown rendering</li>
Searchable through GNOME search</li>
Highlight & Strikethrough text formatting</li>
App recoloring based on notebook color</li>
Trash can</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Smile
2022-05-31T00:00:00+00:00
 An emoji picker </p>Description</h3>
Smile is a simple emoji picker for linux with custom tags support</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3 pre 2.0.</p>


Shopping List
2022-05-31T00:00:00+00:00
 A shopping list application for GNU/Linux mobile devices </p>Description</h3>
Shopping List makes it easy to add items to a list,
check the item off, and remove it from the list.</p>
Source</a></p>


Warp
2022-05-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Fast and secure file transfer </p>Description</h3>
Warp allows you to securely send files to each other via the internet or local network by
exchanging a word-based code.</p>
The best transfer method will be determined using the “Magic Wormhole” protocol which includes
local network transfer if possible.</p>
Features</p>

Send files between multiple devices</li>
Every file transfer is encrypted</li>
Directly transfer files on the local network if possible</li>
An internet connection is required</li>
QR Code support</li>
Compatibility with the Magic Wormhole command line client and all other compatible apps</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Fully adaptive since 0.2.0.</p>


Geopard
2022-05-10T00:00:00+00:00
 Browse Gemini pages </p>Description</h3>
Geopard is a browser for the Gemini protocol, that is, a lighter alternative to the web.
Use Geopard to browse the space and reach hundreds of Gemini capsules! Read stories, download files, play games...</p>
Features:</p>

Colors!
The browser will have a different color for each domain you visit.</li>
Fast (async core + caching):
Streams content by default. That means you can open pages even when you have
connection speeds of Kb/s.
It also caches pages in the history, so you can go back/forward in an instant</li>
Can download binary files:
The download will start as soon as you open the corresponding link.
You can always cancel it by opening another page.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Jami
2022-04-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Share, freely and privately </p>Description</h3>
Jami is the simplest and easiest way to connect with people (and devices) with instant messaging, audio, and video calls over the Internet and LAN/WAN intranets.</p>
Jami is a free/libre, end-to-end encrypted, and private communication platform.</p>
Jami is open-source software that prioritizes user privacy.</p>
Jami has a professional-looking design and is available for a wide range of platforms. Unlike the alternatives, Jami calls are directly between users, as it does not use servers to handle calls.</p>
This gives the greatest privacy, as the distributed nature of Jami means your calls are only between participants.</p>
One-to-one and group conversations with Jami are enhanced with instant messaging, audio and video calling, recording and sending audio and video messages, file transfers, screen sharing, and location sharing.</p>
Jami can also function as a SIP client.</p>
Multiple Jami extensions are available: Audio Filter, Auto Answer, Green Screen, Segmentation, Watermark, and Whisper Transcript.</p>
Jami can be easily deployed in organizations with the</p>
Jami is available for GNU/Linux, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, Android TV, and web browsers, making Jami an interoperable and cross-platform communication framework.</p>
Manage multiple SIP accounts, Jami accounts, and JAMS accounts with the Jami client installed on one or multiple devices.</p>
Jami is free, unlimited, private, advertising‑free, compatible, fast, autonomous, and anonymous.</p>
Build IoT projects with Jami. Re-use the universal communications technology of Jami with its portable library on your system of choice.</p>
Jami for Android TV is tested on NVIDIA SHIELD TV with Logitech cameras.</p>
Jami is published under the GPL license, version 3 or higher. Copyright © Savoir-faire Linux Inc.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Arch ARM and flatpak builds were evaluated. It fits the screen mostly okay without scale-to-fit for the chat and phone UI after setting recommended env vars</a> (you won't see what you type), scale-to-fit makes the app behave worse in many circumstances. Voice calls work, the button to hang up is invisible, just tap the center of the lower half, chat while video/audio makes the window far two wide (somewhat usable in landscape). Video calls don't work out of the box but may work after setting up camera/video pipelines properly.</p>


Coast
2022-04-26T00:00:00+00:00
 A nice and simple map viewer </p>Description</h3>
A nice and simple map viewer. Features: Navigate to anywhere in the world using the search function Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Just a simple map viewer, no navigation functionality. Apparently, this project has been deleted and is simply gone, with no public forks surviving.</p>


Tasks
2022-04-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Organize your tasks </p>Description</h3>
Tasks is a to-do application. You can add, edit, and delete tasks and Tasks will save your changes automatically. Tasks works on desktop and mobile.</p>
Source</a></p>


Amberol
2022-04-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Plays music, and nothing else </p>Description</h3>
Amberol is a music player with no delusions of grandeur. If you just
want to play music available on your local system then Amberol is the
music player you are looking for.</p>
Current features:</p>

adaptive UI</li>
UI recoloring using the album art</li>
drag and drop support to queue songs</li>
shuffle and repeat</li>
MPRIS integration</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Signal Desktop
2022-04-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Private messenger </p>Description</h3>
To use the Signal desktop app, Signal must first be installed on your phone.</p>
Millions of people use Signal every day for free and instantaneous communication
anywhere in the world. Send and receive high-fidelity messages, participate in
HD voice/video calls, and explore a growing set of new features that help you
stay connected. Signal’s advanced privacy-preserving technology is always enabled,
so you can focus on sharing the moments that matter with the people who matter to you.</p>
Signal is an independent 501c3 nonprofit. The complete source code for
the Signal clients and the Signal server is available on GitHub.</p>
This flatpak is maintained by the Flathub community, and is not necessarily
endorsed or officially maintained by the upstream developers.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Official Signal app for desktops, worked pretty well at some point, now requires adjustments via "View" -> "Zoom out". Sadly, Signal does not provide official ARM64/aarch64 binaries, so that unofficial builds must do: Builds for Debian are listed on the Mobian Wiki</a>, and there's also a distribution-independent flatpak build</a> (releases</a>) that should work on every distro. Be sure to examine these before use if your thread model requires it.</p>
Droidian patch it to make it mobile-friendly</a>.</p>


Clans
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 A Gtk4 / libAdwaita Discord client. Early WIP."  </p>Description</h3>
A Gtk4 / libAdwaita Discord client. Early WIP. Warning: Use at your own risk. Using a third party Discord client may result in your account being banned. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Read the warning! If you want to try it on Arch or Manjaro, check out the experimental PKGBUILD</a>.</p>


Quick Weather
2022-04-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Quick Weather QML Qt application </p>Description</h3>
Quick Weather QML Qt application for desktop and mobile. Using BOM weather for Australia. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
For Australia only. Last commit 2021-02-26.</p>


Roger Router
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 Journal, Fax-Software and Call-Monitor for AVM FRITZ!Box or compatible </p>Description</h3>
Roger Router is a clean solution for controlling the FRITZ!Box or compatible router with Linux. It offers a rich feature list, including call monitor, journal, fax support and also has a great integration into several address books.</p>
Source</a></p>


Delta Chat
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 Decentralized private messenger with chat-shared tools and games </p>Description</h3>
Delta Chat is a reliable decentralized instant messenger that is easy and fun to use for friends, family, groups and organizations.
Delta Chat is developed by a dedicated FOSS contributor community that jointly releases refinements and new features several times a year,
across many stores and platforms world-wide.</p>
Features at a glance:</p>

🌐 Anonymous. Instant onboarding without a phone number, e-mail or other private data.</li>
📱 Flexible. Supports multiple chat profiles and is easy to setup on multiple devices.</li>
🧩 Extensible. Add tools like shopping lists, calendars or gaming apps to any chat.</li>
🌧️ Reliable. Works under bad and adversarial network conditions.</li>
🛡️ Secure. Audited End-to-End encryption safe against network and server attacks.</li>
🏠 Sovereign. Can be run with your own e-mail address or server.</li>
📜 FOSS. Fully Open Source/Free Software, built on Internet Standards.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
If you have redraw issues, follow the instructions in this comment</a>.</p>


Dissent
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 Tiny native Discord app </p>Description</h3>
Dissent (previously gtkcord4) is a third-party Discord client designed
for a smooth, native experience on Linux desktops.</p>
Built with the GTK4 and libadwaita for a modern look and feel, it
delivers your favorite Discord app in a lightweight and visually
appealing package.</p>
Dissent offers a streamlined Discord experience, prioritizing simplicity
and speed over feature completeness on par with the official client.
Here's what you can expect:</p>

Text chat with complete Markdown and custom emoji support</li>
Guild folders and channel categories</li>
Tabbed chat interface</li>
Quick switcher for channels and servers</li>
Image and file uploads, previews, and downloads</li>
User theming via custom CSS</li>
Partial thread/forum support</li>
Partial message reaction support</li>
Partial AI summary support (provided by Discord)</li>
</ul>
It does not aim to support voice chat and other advanced features, as
these are best handled by the official client or the web app.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Warning: Use at your own risk. Using a third party Discord client may result in your account being banned.</p>
gtkcord4 uses libadwaita since v0.0.10. Check the gtkcord3 page</a> for information on how to obtain a Token to log in.</p>
Pre-built Binaries are available on gtkcord4's CI which automatically builds each release for Linux x86_64 and aarch64.
See the Releases</a> page for the binaries.</p>


New apps of LINMOBapps, Q1/2022 🎉
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January</h3>

Osmin</a>, a GPS Navigator On-Road/Off-Road for Android, Sailfish and Linux phones. A great QtQuick maps app. It’s available in Manjaro's repos, so if you are using Manjaro or Arch,1</a></sup> do give it a try. Thanks Karry for contributing this app!</em></li>
Store Cards</a>,a Tk based utility to keep all your store cards on your linux phone.</li>
Strike</a> is Maui's simple minimal IDE for the Linux phones. Code, build, and run from the phone!</li>
</ul>
February</h3>
No apps were added in February.🧐</p>
March</h3>

GadgetController</a>, a pythonic GTK/libhandy utility to use your PinePhone as an USB gadget.</li>
Huely</a>, an app to control WiFi lights compatible with the Android Magic Home app using this simple app. Sadly it seems to be a few pixels to wide, so it's not a 5</strong>.</em></li>
Déjà Dup Backups</a>, a duplicity based simple backup tool that uses GTK4/libadwaita for a convergent UI,</li>
Warpinator</a>, an utility allowing you to easily connect multiple computers on a local area network and share files quickly and securely, developed for Linux Mint,</li>
cpupower-gui</a>, a graphical program that is used to change the scaling frequency limits of your CPU,</li>
DieBahn</a>, a GTK4 frontend for the travel information of the german railway,</li>
Reactions</a>, written in Zig, GTK4 and libadwaita, it uses the GIPHY search API,</li>
Passes</a>, a simple GTK4/libadwaita tool that allows you to import and take your digital passes (.pkpass files) with you,</li>
Polari</a>, a simple IRC Client that is designed to integrate seamlessly with GNOME, working on mobile since its GTK4/libadwaita overhaul for release 42, There's a bug with quick nickname editing, not sure whether Polari or Squeekboard are at fault here, - but it generally works, which is awesome, as [mobile friendly IRC clients|(https://linuxphoneapps.org/categories/irc-client/) are rare!</em></li>
Powersupply</a>, a PinePhone power status tool that should have been added forever ago,</li>
Euterpe GTK</a>, a convergent desktop and mobile client for Euterpe, a self-hostable music streaming server, realized with GTK3/libhandy,</li>
Mepo</a> a fast, simple, and hackable OSM map viewer for Linux, designed with the Pinephone & mobile linux in mind; realized with Zig and SDL, Thanks milesalan for creating and adding this amazingly performant little maps app!</em></li>
Random</a>, a GTK4/libadwaita utility that make randomization easy so you don't need to flip a physical coin,</li>
Furtherance</a>, a time tracking app written in Rust with GTK 4/libadwaita, Unfortunately ciirca 40 pixels too wide, sadly crashes while adding tasks on aarch64.</em></li>
WhatsWeb</a>, an Electron frontend for WhatsApp Web for Mobile Linux Devices, that makes web.whatsapp.com responsive,</li>
Friendiqa</a>, a Qt/QML App for Friendica, a federated, decentralized social network,</li>
Swatch</a>, a color palette manager utilizing GTK4 and libadwaita, and finally</li>
Karlender</a>, a GTK4/libadwaita, mobile-friendly calendar application written in Rust supporting CalDAV. Karlender is really nice, as it supports a day view - something GNOME Calendar (be it in its GTK4/libadwaita non-mobile friendly upstream</a> or its adaptive port by Purism</a>) just does not offer.</em></li>
</ul>
Thanks to everyone involved in developing and submitting these apps!👏</p>
Other noteworthy changes</h3>
The re-evaluation of archived apps in the process of launching this site was really worth it: Turns out that the only Discord app we ever listed, gtkcord3</a>, once abandoned, was revived by its developer and is definitely better than no option for all you Discord users!</p>
Feedback, thoughts?</h3>
Thank you for reading this post! If you enjoyed it, please spread the word about this post and LinuxPhoneApps.org. While we're still in an early state, the page should only become more useful from here on.</p>
If you want to contribute an/your app to the list, please check the FAQ</a>!</p>
And if you want to discuss apps with like minded persons, make sure to join our Matrix group</a>!</p>
^1</sup>The PKGBUILD</a> should also work for other Arch-based distributions</p>
</div>


Listings explained
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 Adding or editing existing listings </p>
Introduction</h3>
This page explains how to fill out the template to add or edit an app.</p>
TOML values and contents</h4>
No matter whether you edit or add a listing, here's what kind of contents is supposed to go into the different columns (if you prefer living examples, the listing for Tuba</a> is a good starting point):</p>
Please note:</strong> Use lpa_helper</a> to easily come up with new listings!</p>
frontmatter value</th> type / form</th> note</th></tr></thead>

title = ""</td> string</td> name of the app, make sure to write it as it's written on its project page, mandatory</strong></td></tr>
description = ""</td> string</td> app summary, keep it short mandatory</strong></td></tr>
aliases = ["",]</td> array of strings</td> optional, mandatory to use when name or app id changes, keeps incoming links from breaking - it's the previous url minus "https://linuxphoneapps.org/"</td></tr>
date =</td> date, yyyy-mm-dd</td> date that you are adding the app listing, don't change it later mandatory</strong>.</td></tr>
updated =</td> date, yyyy-mm-dd</td> optional, date of the latest update to the app listing, add line on first update, don't include while still empty</strong></td></tr>
[taxonomies]</td> section start</td> mandatory</strong>, don't change please!</td></tr>
project_licenses = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> SPDX 3 identifier</a>,mandatory</strong></td></tr>
metadata_licenses = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> SPDX 3 identifier</a>, optionalrepository = ""</td></tr>
app_author = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> optional, fill with nick name or self-description from metainfo.xml, existing values</a></td></tr>
categories = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> mandatory</strong>, fill with value from metainfo.xml or something fitting, use existing values</a> for reference</td></tr>
mobile_compatibility = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> mandatory</strong>, see existing values</a> for reference</td></tr>
status = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> optional, see existing values</a> for reference</td></tr>
frameworks = [ "", ]</td> array of strings</td> recommended, see existing values</a> for reference</td></tr>
backends = ["",]</td> array of strings</td> optional, see existing values</a> for reference</td></tr>
services = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> optional, see existing values</a> for reference</td></tr>
packaged_in = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> optional, see existing values</a> for reference</td></tr>
freedesktop_categories = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> optional, see existing values</a> for reference, see the spec</a> for allowed values</td></tr>
programming_languages = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> recommended, see existing values</a> for reference, write "Cpp" for C++</strong></td></tr>
build_systems = []</td> array of strings</td> recommended, see existing values</a> for reference</td></tr>
requires_internet = []</td> array of strings</td> recommended, see existing values</a> and AppStream Upstream Metadata documentation</a> for reference or just use lpa_helper presets</a></td></tr>
tags = []</td> array of strings</td> leave empty, gets filled correctly when using lpa_helper.html</a></td></tr>
[extra]</td> section start</td> mandatory</strong>, don't change please!</td></tr>
repository = ""</td> string, URL</td> mandatory</strong>, URL of the apps repository</td></tr>
homepage = ""</td> string, URL</td> optional, URL of the apps homepage</td></tr>
bugtracker = ""</td> string, URL</td> recommended, URL of the apps bug tracker</td></tr>
donations = ""</td> string, URL</td> optional, URL of donation page</td></tr>
translations = ""</td> string, URL</td> optional, URL of translation page</td></tr>
more_information = []</td> array of strings, URLs</td> optional, links with helpful additional info about the app, e.g. app reviews</td></tr>
summary_source_url = ""</td> string, URL</td> optional, source URL of the apps description/summary (see above)</td></tr>
screenshots = []</td> array of strings, URLs</td> optional, links to screenshots (will not be hot-linked)</td></tr>
screenshots_img = []</td> array of strings, URLs</td> optional, links to screenshots, will be displayed - make sure hot-linking is allowed or send by mail for upload to 1peter10</a></td></tr>
svg_icon_url</td> string, URL</td> optional, but recommended - link to raw url to the apps icon in svg format</td></tr>
all_features_touch = ""</td> boolean</td> optional, set to true (if true) or false (if some features require other input measures), no quotes!</td></tr>
intended_for_mobile = ""</td> boolean</td> optional, set to true (no quotes!) if the apps descriptions or metadata makes it obvious that the app is intended for mobile and does not just work accidentally</td></tr>
app_id = ""</td> string</td> e.g. org.gnome.GHex</td></tr>
scale_to_fit = ""</td> string</td> value that needs to be used with scale-to-fit on Phosh to make the app fit the screen</td></tr>
flathub = ""</td> string, URL</td> link to Flathub</a> listing (only if aarch64 is supported, check beta.flathub.org when in doubt)</td></tr>
flatpak_link = ""</td> string, URL</td> link to other flatpak source/repository (only if repo provides aarch64 builds)</td></tr>
flatpak_recipe = ""</td> string, URL</td> link to .json to build a flatpak, please use RAW/plaintext not blob view for Github/Gitlab</td></tr>
snapcraft = ""</td> string, URL</td> link to Snapcraft</a> listing (only if aarch64 is supported)</td></tr>
snap_link = ""</td> string, URL</td> link to other Snap build (only if aarch64 build is provided)</td></tr>
snap_recipe = ""</td> string, URL</td> link to snapcraft.yml to build a Snap, please use RAW/plaintext not blob view for Github/Gitlab</td></tr>
appimage_x86_64_url = ""</td> string, URL</td> link to an appimage to download (for x86_64)</td></tr>
appimage_aarch64_url = ""</td> string, URL</td> link to an appimage to download (for aarch64 = 64bit ARM)</td></tr>
repology = [ "",]</td> array of strings</td> package name as found in repology.org</a> url (e.g., tuba</code> in https://repology.org/project/tuba/versions</code>), multiple if applicable</td></tr>
appstream_xml_url = ""</td> string, URL</td> appdata.xml or metainfo.xml url, please use RAW/plaintext not blob view for Github/Gitlab</td></tr>
reported_by = ""</td> string</td> mandatory</strong> your nickname</td></tr>
updated_by = ""</td> string</td> optional, your nickname, only fill when updating a listing</td></tr>
feed_entry_id = ""</td> string, URL</td> optional, has to be filled with current feed  when changing the filename of a listing, if already filled, leave it as is</td></tr>
</tbody></table>
Markdown bits and contents (optional)</h3>
Zola supports CommonMark</a> (spec</a>), here's an example for the Markdown bits of a listing:</p>

### Description

Explore the federated social web with Tuba for GNOME. Stay connected to your favorite communities, family and friends with support for popular Fediverse platforms like Mastodon, GoToSocial, Akkoma & more! The Fediverse is a decentralized social network that consists of multiple interconnected platforms and communities, allowing users to communicate and share content across different networks and servers. It promotes user privacy and data ownership, and offers an alternative to centralized social media platforms. [Source](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/GeopJr/Tuba/main/data/dev.geopjr.Tuba.appdata.xml.in)


### Notice

Continuation of [Tootle](https://linuxphoneapps.org/apps/com.github.bleakgrey.tootle/), was called Tooth before its initial release.
</code></pre>
Description</h4>
Important:</strong> If you copy a description (can be lengthy), please make sure to add a link to your source at the end.</p>
Notice</h4>
Notice can be filled with additional information detailing how well the app works/its limitations, where to get the app (if not in repos, etc.) if you assume this to be helpful.</p>


Submitting apps by email
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 Which information should you supply? </p>Basic mail text</h3>
Please note: You can also use LPA Helper</a> to generate a listing and send that in via email :-)</mark></p>
After clicking the link</a>, a new message window of your systems default email application should open. Please make sure to remove all the [placeholders] (everything in sqare brackets), and fill them with the matching info.</p>
Please also include your name</em> in the form you want to be cited on the list.</p>
Further info</h3>
The following info would also be appreciated (not necessary, if you attach a file generated with LPA Helper</a> that contains the info):</p>

a short summary</strong> of not more than a characters, summarizing the app (if it's from another source, please make sure to include the link to that source),</li>
a description</strong> (longer but concise, credit sources here too),</li>
the license(s)</strong>,</li>
link to the projects website</strong> (if it has one)</li>
a link to the projects bugtracker</strong> (if it is not gitlab/github/gitea issues)</li>
a link to the projects donations page</strong> (if any)</li>
a link to the translation service</strong> the project uses (if any),</li>
links with more information</strong> (e.g. blog or forum posts about the app),</li>
link to appstream metainfo</strong> (often named projectname.appdata.xml, project.name.metainfo.xml)</li>
</ul>
None of this is necessary, so if you are not sure what's meant or just don't have the time, just send your mail! 📮</p>
Screenshots</h3>
Feel free to attach screenshots of the app running on your Linux Phone. By submitting these screenshots you grant your permission to use them on LinuxPhoneApps.org and agree to licensing them under CC-BY-SA 4.0.</p>


Submit apps via GitLab
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 Adding or editing existing listings </p>Introduction</h3>
To edit or add an app, you will have to edit a markdown file with extensive TOML frontmatter, which then is going to be rendered by Zola</a>.</p>
All content regarding apps or games lives in the LinuxPhoneApps repository</a> in content/apps or content/games/, depending on what you want to edit.</p>
To do so, you need an account with Framagit</a>.</p>
Edit an app listing</h3>
Just click on the "edit this page on framagit" link at the bottom of the app listing page, and then click "Edit - Edit single file" on framagit GitLab.</p>
Now make your changes, Check Listings explained</a> for reference.</p>
In the Commit message, enter a reason for the changes.</p>
Select the "Start a new merge request with these changes" checkbox if it is shown.</p>
Finally select "Commit changes". A merge request will be automatically started.</p>
Adding an app</h3>
Use LPA Helper</a> to create a listing.</p>
If you want help out, but have not found an app to add, help working through our To Do list</a>!</p>
Creating a merge request</h3>
Navigate to the repository at https://framagit.org/linuxphoneapps/linuxphoneapps.frama.io</a> and upload your new file into the content/apps/ folder using the + dropdown button.</p>
Please make sure to put a good commit message, in the form of "/content/apps/your.new.file.md: New listing: App Name".</p>
Select the "Start a new merge request with these changes" checkbox if it is shown.</p>
Finally select "Commit changes". That's it, a merge request will be automatically started. If the merge request is accepted your new file, or edit, will be added to the repository.</p>


Developer Information
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 Some hints for developers. </p>
Please note: This is a draft, and the authoring person is not an app developer, so take the following with a grain of salt. Feedback and MRs are most welcome!</mark></p>
Hardware specs to consider</h2>
In order to reach a good rating</a> it‘s important to consider the screen size and resolution when designing the app UI:</p>
Phone</th> Pixels</th> Points^{1</a></sup></th></tr></thead>}

FuriLabs FLX 1s</td> 720 x 1600</td> 360 x 800</td></tr>
PinePhone (Pro)</td> 720 × 1440</td> 360 × 720</td></tr>
Librem 5</td> 720 × 1440</td> 360 × 720</td></tr>
Moto G4 Play</td> 720 × 1280</td> 360 × 640</td></tr>
FuriLabs FLX 1</td> 1080 x 2412</td> 360 x 804</td></tr>
Google Pixel 3a</td> 1080 x 2220</td> 360 x 740</td></tr>
OnePlus 6</td> 1080 × 2280</td> 360 × 760</td></tr>
Xiaomi Poco F1</td> 1080 × 2246</td> 360 × 752</td></tr>
Shift 6mq</td> 1080 × 2160</td> 360 × 720</td></tr>
Fairphone 5</td> 1224 × 2700</td> 408 × 900 ^{2</a></sup></td></tr>
</tbody></table>
When landscape use and the mobile shell's own UI are also considered, this leads to a recommended dimension of 360×294px in GNOME's HIG</a> for a fully mobile compliant app.3</a></sup></p>
By using nested Phosh for app development</a> or using an app like Length</a>, you can check how your app fits a mobile screen without owning or having to use a mobile device.</p>
Tutorials</h2>
Plasma Mobile ecosystem</h3>

dimitris.cc: Linux applications with Python and QML</a></li>
</ul>
Phosh/GNOME on Mobile ecosystem</h3>

Phosh.mobi: Developing for Mobile Linux with Phosh - Part 0: Running nested</a></li>
TuxPhones.com: Building responsive Linux mobile apps with libhandy 1.0 and Gtk3</a></li>
Radu Zaharia for devgenius.com: Using the libadwaita Leaflet widget for a responsive GTK4 UI in Rust</a></li>
Lupyuen: Build a PinePhone App with Zig and zgt</a></li>
</ul>
Generic Linux app development resources</h3>

Make Apps for Linux</a></li>
</ul>
Templates (as a starting point for app development)</h2>
GTK3/GTK4 apps</h3>

sadiq: my-gtemplate</a></li>
naipotato: A small to-do list app, written using MVVM in the 5 most popular languages for developing GNOME apps.</a></li>
</ul>
QtQuick/Kirigami apps</h3>

templates/kirigamiaddons6 · master · Libraries / Kirigami Add-ons · GitLab</a></li>
SDK / KAppTemplate · GitLab</a></li>
Jonah Brüchert / plasma-mobile-app-template · GitLab</a></li>
GitHub - trin94/PySide6-project-template: An unofficial and opinionated project template designed for a quick start with PySide6 and QtQuick</a></li>
</ul>
Flutter</h3>

GitHub - bumbii/flutter-boilerplate-bloc: Flutter boilerplate: support Android, iOS, Web, Mac, Linux, Windows with bloc(cubit) state management, dynamic theme, localization, environment (.env), logger, navigation (go_router), responsiveness (mobile, tablet, desktop), lint, unit/widget/integration test and more ...</a></li>
</ul>
Finding a project</h2>
If you have time on your hands, but don't have an idea (and looking through the app list has not helped you with coming up with what is not there nor inspired you to help out a listed project), you could do the following:</p>


Pick up an existing project that's</p>

archived</a>, or</li>
inactive</a>,</li>
</ul>
and go ahead and revive it!</p>
</li>

Make adjustments to an app that mostly works, but does not really fit the screen and thus has a mobile compatibility rating of</p>

4</a>,</li>
3</a>, or</li>
2</a>.</li>
</ul>
</li>
</ul>
If you rather want to start your own project, maybe the Wishlist on the Mobian Wiki</a> can be a source of inspiration. If that's not it, maybe go through related subreddits, or the PINE64</a> or Purism forums</a> to find out what people are longing for.</p>
When you have something that works and want others to use or try it</h2>
Tag a release</h3>
Tag a release! Otherwise, your app is unlikely to land in distributions (beyond, maybe, the AUR or NixOS unstable).</p>
(Or, if you have forked another project and improved on it, submit your patches upstream.)</p>
Add a flatpak manifest</h3>
Make it easy to try - by publishing it, e.g., on flathub.org</a>, or, if you don't feel ready for that, by fulfilling parts of the requirements</a> by including a working flatpak manifest</a> in your repository to enable users and potential contributors to easily build and try the app (see also</a>).</p>
Add Metadata</h3>
Don't forget to add appstream metadata! It tells the story of your app and is commonly used as a source of information for nice, descriptive app listings in Linux software centers like GNOME Software, KDE Discover, or Bazaar.</p>
The Appstream MetaInfo Creator</a> helps with getting started. For extra credit, check the Appstream docs</a>. Sometimes the Appstream docs may be hard to grasp - that's where the Flathub MetaInfo guidelines</a> can come in handy.</p>
Mobile specific-metadata</h4>
To advertise your app as 'this works on mobile', first make sure that it actually works when it is 360 logical pixels wide</a> and with touch - any Linux Computer with a touch screen combined with a measuring app like Length</a> should be enough to do so.</p>
For Appstream Metainfo, the Flathub Metainfo guidelines sections on Mobile only apps</a> and Desktop and mobile apps</a> are the fastest path to correct metadata that lets people know that your app works on mobile. Technically though, especially with the latter</a>, be aware that if, e.g., your app is also still useful at a width of 300 logical pixels, the specification wants you to put that width of 300px</a> into your metainfo.</p>
Desktop file in Phosh</h5>
Phosh</a> is a popular mobile shell, and users can select to have non-mobile friendly apps filtered out of its app drawer (the app would then still show up, when an external screen is connected to the phone, which some phones support). Some distributions default to this behavior in Phosh. Especially if you are developing your app with GTK, you should thus add the line</p>
X-Purism-FormFactor=Workstation;Mobile;
</code></pre>
to your mobile-friendly apps .desktop file to make sure its launcher shows up after installation. See this blog post</a> for more information on the topic.</p>
Mobile App Testing</h2>
If you don't have a device, get in touch by opening an issue</a> or sending an email to our discuss list: https://lists.sr.ht/~linuxphoneapps/linuxphoneapps.org-discuss</a></p>
^{1</sup>
Logical pixels at default scaling of 2x on low-end devices, and 3x on Snapdragon 845 devices. Fortunately, almost all phones with good mobile Linux support default to a width of 360 logical pixels.</p>
</div>}^{2</sup>
Assuming 300% scaling, the Fairphone 5 unfortunately does not fit the 'standard' 360 logical pixels schema. At 340% scaling, it would come in at 360 × 794 logical pixels - at the price of the issues fractional scaling brings.</p>
</div>}^{3</sup>
That said, few of our 5/5 rated apps actually fulfill the landscape criterion.</p>
</div>}
Other Lists and Web Apps
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 Friendly coexistence, not competition. </p>Other lists</h2>
Aside from the origin of this list, MGLapps</a>, other projects have collected their own app or games lists, that are usually distribution specific.</p>
Flathub</h3>

Mobile Apps | Flathub</a></li>
</ul>
postmarketOS</h3>

postmarketOS Wiki: Potential apps</a></li>
postmarketOS Wiki: Applications by category</a></li>
postmarketOS Wiki: Applications by function</a></li>
</ul>
PureOS</h3>

PureOS: Mobile-optimized apps</a></li>
PureOS: Mobile-optimized apps from 3rd party repos</a></li>
Purism: List of Apps in Development</a></li>
Purism Forums: List of Apps that fit and function well</a></li>
Purism: Librem5: Apps Issues</a></li>
</ul>
Flathub</h3>

Flathub on Mobile</a>, a list of mobile Flathub apps.</li>
</ul>
Mobian</h3>

archive.org/Mobian Wiki: Apps</a></li>
archive.org/Mobian Wiki: Wishlist</a></li>
</ul>
Openmoko</h3>

Openmoko Wiki: Applications</a>.</li>
</ul>
App Stores/Listings:</h3>

Open Store: Ubuntu Touch Apps</a></li>
Open Repos.net: Open Source Apps for Maemo, Harmattan, Sailfish OS, Nemo Mobile and PureOS</a></li>
SailfishOS:Chum, a Sailfish OS software repository by the community</a></li>
</ul>
Web Apps</h2>
Besides all varieties of Linux apps, web apps are a thing. The memento of the old Mobian Wiki has some tips on how to make use of websites</a> on Linux Phones.</p>
Matrix Web Apps</h3>

Hydrogen</a></li>
Cinny.in</a></li>
</ul>
Mastodon</h3>

Pinafore</a> (no longer developed)</li>
</ul>
If you use another web app or know another collection of apps, please get in touch</a>!</em></p>


Firmware
2022-04-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Install firmware on devices </p>Description</h3>
A power-user tool that allows updating, reinstalling and downgrading of firmware on
devices supported by fwupd.</p>
Source</a></p>


Iotas
2022-04-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Simple note taking </p>Description</h3>
Iotas aims to provide distraction-free note taking via its mobile-first design.</p>
Featuring</p>

Translators: Part of metainfo description</li>
Optional speedy sync with Nextcloud Notes</li>
Offline note editing, syncing when back online</li>
Category editing and filtering</li>
Favorites</li>
Spell checking</li>
Search within the collection or individual notes</li>
Focus mode and optional hiding of the editor header and formatting bars</li>
In preview: export to PDF, ODT and HTML</li>
A convergent design, seeing Iotas as at home on desktop as mobile</li>
Search from GNOME Shell</li>
Note backup and restoration (from CLI, for using without sync)</li>
The ability to change font size and toggle monospace style</li>
</ul>
Writing in markdown is supported but optional, providing</p>

Translators: Part of metainfo description</li>
Formatting via toolbar and shortcuts</li>
Syntax highlighting with themes</li>
A formatted view</li>
The ability to check off task lists from the formatted view</li>
</ul>
Slightly more technical details, for those into that type of thing</p>

Translators: Part of metainfo description</li>
Nextcloud Notes sync is via the REST API, not WebDAV, which makes it snappy</li>
There's basic sync conflict detection</li>
Notes are constantly saved</li>
Large note collections are partially loaded to quicken startup</li>
Notes are stored in SQLite, providing for fast search (FTS) without reinventing the wheel. Plain files can be retrieved by making a backup (CLI).</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Moment
2022-04-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Customizable and keyboard-operable Matrix client </p>Description</h3>
A fancy, customizable, keyboard-operable Matrix chat client for encrypted and decentralized communication.</p>
Source</a></p>


Events
2022-03-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your schedule </p>Description</h3>
Events is an adaptive calendar app for GNOME and Phosh.</p>
With Events you can</p>

CalDAV syncing</li>
Local calendars</li>
Monthly, Weekly, Daily and Yearly event management</li>
GNOME Online Accounts integration</li>
Mobile friendly</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Swatch
2022-03-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Color palette manager </p>Description</h3>
Color palette manager.</p>
Create and manage various color palettes for different projects, name colors with significant names, and quickly copy them with a single button.</p>
View your colors as an orderly list or as a grid, depending on your screen size.</p>
Import and export palettes using the GIMP palette format for easier interoperability.</p>
Source</a></p>


Friendiqa
2022-03-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Qt client for the social network Friendica </p>Description</h3>
Qt based client for the Friendica Social Network. Tabs for news (incl. Direct Messages), friends, photos and events.</p>
Source</a></p>


WhatsWeb
2022-03-29T00:00:00+00:00
 WhatsWeb [WhatsApp Web] for Mobile Linux Devices </p>Description</h3>
WhatsApp Electron is an unofficial WhatsApp desktop client using Electron to wrap WhatsApp Web. While it should work on Windows, Mac and Linux, development was targeted for Linux.  We also create a JS that make webpage responsive. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Binary releases available on releases page: https://github.com/alefnode/mobile-whatsweb/releases/tag/v0.2.6</a></p>


Hello World 👋
2022-03-28T20:00:00+02:00
Note: It's not all ready, and things aren't super great. But, after such a long process, launching in a "not fully baked" state feels a lot better than launching never.</p>
What's missing?</h3>

Individual app listings</strong> are here, but they aren't quite what we were aiming for:

We don't have screenshots yet, soon we might incorporate some for images uploaded somewhere else. Hosting too many images in a git repo is not a good idea, and it would make things more complicated - this way, every listing is just a markdown file that follows a certain logic.</li>
The markdown files can't be edited directly yet.</li>
We can't reuse contents from structured appstream metadata yet.</li>
Other considered features, such as some kind of user comment system, have not been tackled at all yet. Merge requests for a system that requires some kind of authentication, be it ActivityPub, Matrix or else, are very welcome, though!</li>
</ul>
</li>
No new representation of the Games List.</strong> It's going to land, once apps are "done".</li>
Docs/Resources.</strong> We have some, but especially developer resources aren't more than a bunch of links, which makes sense given that I am not a developer, despite the pythonic mess</a> I've created to get this effort to this point.</li>
</ul>
Why are we launching anyway?</h3>
There's no regression compared the previous state: The original JavaScript heavy lists are still here:1</a></sup></p>

Apps</a> (dubbed "Classical App List" 😉)</li>
Games</a>,</li>
Archive</a>, which has been partly re-integrated into apps.csv (with the status set to archived or inactive) and now only lists two apps for which re-integration did not make any sense.</li>
</ul>
We're also not loosing any Git history, as the original .csv lists are not only meant to stay here, but their repo</a> is still intact and a part of this project. It really should be moved to be part of the same organization, but in order to make this transition easier it will remain where it is. Also, a single source of truth, such as apps.csv, has its benefits - it can be reused in third party</a> projects</a> easily. Yes, CSV is ugly, but as long as there's no replacement (e.g. in XML), we'll have to keep it around.</p>
Also, with all the caveats applied, this should be a lot better then what we're had before, for repology integration alone!</p>
What's next?</h3>
Aside from what's in the issue</a> trackers</a>, there's a lot of design work that will need to happen. Several overviews are far from perfect, and I am not even happy with how the app listings are looking right now. They need to be reordered and polished, which will happen over time.</p>
There's a lot of work ahead, but hey, at least we're launched now! 🥳🎉</p>
^{1</sup>
They work exactly the same way as they always did – except for some unfixed regressions when dark mode is active.</p>
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Furtherance
2022-03-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Time tracker </p>Description</h3>
Furtherance is a time tracking application that respects your privacy.
It allows you to track time spent on different activities without worrying about your data being captured and sold.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used to be GTK4/libadwaita before 24.9-beta. Since switching to iced/24.10, it fits the screen well, but the rendering is a bit broken - the app has a two column layout that does not adapt to narrow screen-widths.</p>


Random
2022-03-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Make randomization easy </p>Description</h3>
A tool to pick a random number or list item. Pick what chore to do, a number between 1 and 100, whether or not to jump on your mom's bed, etc.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Archived on 2022-09-11.</p>


Euterpe
2022-03-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Audio player for the Euterpe media server </p>Description</h3>
Mobile and desktop player for the self-hosted Euterpe streaming
server. You need an access to an Euterpe server running somewhere in
order for this program to be useful. You could try it out with the
demo Euterpe server, accessible at the project's website.</p>
These are some of the features of this player:</p>

Extremely light resource usage and fast. Excellent for constrained
mobile devices such as phones and laptops.</li>
Accessing Euterpe server with or without authentication.</li>
Playing albums or a single tracks.</li>
Searching the database for music.</li>
Browsing by albums, artists and songs based on their tag metadata.</li>
Manipulating playlists which are stored on the Euterpe server.</li>
Mobile first but convergent. It works on both mobile and desktop Linux.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Mepo
2022-03-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Fast, simple, and hackable OSM map viewer for Linux </p>Description</h3>
Mepo is a fast, simple, and hackable OSM map viewer for
Linux. Designed with the Pinephone & mobile linux in mind, works
both offline and online.</p>
Source</a></p>


Powersupply
2022-03-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Linux power subsystem debugger </p>Description</h3>
An application that displays the state of various batteries and powersupplies in mobile platforms.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
The GTK4/libadwaita continuation is listed at https://linuxphoneapps.org/apps/org.postmarketos.powersupply/</a></p>


Passes
2022-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your digital passes </p>Description</h3>
Passes is a handy app that helps you manage all your digital passes effortlessly. With Passes, you can conveniently store your boarding passes, coupons, loyalty cards, event tickets, and more, all in PKPass or esPass format.</p>
Moreover, the app seamlessly adjusts to different screen sizes, allowing you to access your passes on various devices, whether it's a desktop computer or a mobile phone.</p>
Stop wasting time searching through your email or printing out your digital passes. Download Passes now and keep all your passes in one convenient location.</p>
Source</a></p>


Polari
2022-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Talk to people on IRC </p>Description</h3>
A simple Internet Relay Chat (IRC) client that is designed to integrate
seamlessly with GNOME; it features a simple and beautiful interface which
allows you to focus on your conversations.</p>
You can use Polari to publicly chat with people in a channel, and to
have private one-to-one conversations. Notifications make sure that
you never miss an important message.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Works on mobile since release 42. In release 45 it works pretty well - the channel overview does not fit the screen yet.</p>


Railway
2022-03-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Find all your travel information </p>Description</h3>
Railway lets you look up travel information across networks and borders
without having to navigate through different websites. Due to the adaptive
design, it is suitable to plan your trip in advance or mobile on the go:</p>

Translators: Part of the description of the application in the metainfo.</li>
View your tripsʼ details including platforms and delays</li>
Bookmark current and future trips as well as frequent search</li>
Make use of advance search options like filtering by mode of transport</li>
</ul>
And all that for networks from all around the world, but mostly from Europe.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Renamed from DieBahn to Railway with update in September 2023 with version 2.0.0.</p>


Reactions
2022-03-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Simple GIF search. </p>Description</h3>
Search for the perfect GIF with Reactions!</p>

Search for reaction images, provided by Giphy.</li>
Drag-and-drop images to other apps, in GIF or MP4 formats.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Inactive, last commit 2022-07-31.
Gifs/content do not display successfully (tested with Flathub build on Librem 5/PureOS Byzantium).</p>


CPU frequency settings
2022-03-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Adjust the frequency of the CPU </p>Description</h3>
A graphical utility for changing the CPU frequencies and governor.</p>
This utility can change the operating frequency of the CPU for each core separately.
The program can detect offline cores and only present the available ones.
Furthermore, if a core doesn't support frequency scaling is not shown.
There is also an option to apply the same settings to all cores simultaneously.</p>
To apply the settings, the user must be local and active, as well as in group sudo.
Local and active users not in this group must authenticate themselves as admin in order to apply the settings.</p>
Source</a></p>


Warpinator
2022-03-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Share files on your network </p>Description</h3>
Warpinator allows you to easily connect multiple computers on a local area network and exchange files quickly and securely.</p>
Features:</p>

An easy-to-use graphical interface.</li>
Automatic discovery of devices on your network.</li>
Fully secure and encrypted connections between devices.</li>
Multiple simultaneous transfers.</li>
Optional data compression.</li>
Grouping of devices using a shared key, with multiple groups possible on the same network.</li>
Manual connections for restricted network environments.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
While some elements of the screen may be cut off, it generally scales extremely well. With flatpak, the file picker dialog is not fitting well, but hitting enter can solve this.</p>


Huely
2022-03-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Color your space </p>Description</h3>
Control WiFi lights using this simple app.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Almost a 5 - the app is just a few pixels to wide, and is should be usable without scale-to-fit. Has visual glitches with GNOME Shell Mobile 45 on OnePlus 6.</p>


GadgetController
2022-03-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Use your PinePhone as a USB gadget </p>Description</h3>
A D-Bus service for creating USB widgets in ConfigFS. This project consists of 2 parts: 1. The GadgetController-Service: It takes an xml via D-Bus and creates USB gadgets accordingly, 2. The GadgetController UI: A UI for creating the config files and starting gadgets without the need of root rights. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Repo contains a PKGBUILD script and an Arch package, it was necessary to reboot the PinePhone to get the app to work.
Inactive since 2022-03-05.</p>


Déjà Dup Backups
2022-03-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Protect yourself from data loss </p>Description</h3>
Déjà Dup is a simple backup tool. It hides the complexity of backing up the Right Way (encrypted, off-site, and regular) and uses Restic behind the scenes.</p>

Support for local, remote, or cloud backup locations such as Google Drive</li>
Securely encrypts and compresses your data</li>
Incrementally backs up, letting you restore from any particular backup</li>
Schedules regular backups</li>
Integrates well into your GNOME desktop</li>
</ul>
Déjà Dup focuses on ease of use and recovering from personal, accidental data loss. If you need a full system backup or an archival program, you may prefer other backup apps.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mobile ready since release 43. For earlier GTK3 based releases, Purism had created a mobile friendly downstream: https://source.puri.sm/Librem5/deja-dup</p>


Store Cards
2022-01-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep all your store cards on your linux phone </p>
Description</h3>
Store Cards is built using Tcl/TK and Zint
The aim is to keep all your store cards on your linux phone.</p>
Notice</h3>
Simple app to store membership/fidelity cards - enter details to display barcode and images.</p>


Strike
2022-01-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Simple and convergent IDE </p>Description</h3>
Strike is a simple and covergent IDE that works on Linux desktop and mobile computers.</p>
Source</a></p>


Osmin
2022-01-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Navigator </p>Description</h3>
Navigator based on OSM maps</p>
Source</a></p>


Find apps
2021-12-27T07:00:00+00:00
 A list of apps that work on Linux Phones like the PinePhone or Librem 5. </p>


Flowtime
2021-12-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Spend your time wisely </p>Description</h3>
The Pomodoro technique is efficient for tasks you find boring, but having to take a break when you are 100% concentrated in something you like might be annoying. That's why the Flowtime technique exists: take appropriate breaks without losing your flow.</p>
Instead of strict work and break times, you work as long as you wish and your break is a portion of how long you worked (by default, 20%). For example, if you work for an hour, your break is 12 minutes. This lets you concentrate on your work and take appropriate breaks when convenient without a rigid schedule.</p>
Source</a></p>


GNUnet Messenger
2021-12-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Private and secure communication </p>Description</h3>
Messenger-GTK is a convergent graphical messaging application using the GNUnet Messenger service. The goal is to provide private and secure communication between any group of devices.</p>
The application provides the following features:</p>

Creating direct chats and group chats</li>
Managing your contacts and groups</li>
Invite contacts to a group</li>
Sending text messages</li>
Sending voice recordings</li>
Sharing files privately</li>
Deleting messages with any custom delay</li>
Renaming contacts</li>
Exchanging contact details physically</li>
Verifying contact identities</li>
Switching between different accounts</li>
Chatting live via video or voice streaming</li>
Sharing your screen with a selected group</li>
Writing notes to yourself</li>
</ul>
Chats will generally created as opt-in. So you can decide who may contact you directly and who does not, accepting to a direct chat. Leaving a chat is also always possible.</p>
Source</a></p>


Wifi2QR
2021-12-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Display QR codes to easily connect to any Wifi for which a NetworkManager connection profile exists. </p>
Notice</h3>
WIP Wifi QR-Code generator (works fine despite not being designed for mobile - no desktop file).</p>


Hash-o-matic
2021-12-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Check hashes for your files </p>Description</h3>
Verifying that a file you downloaded or received is actually the one you were
expecting is often overlooked or too time-consuming to do. At the same time, it
has become very easy to get your hands on a file that has been tampered with, due
to the mass increase of malicious webpages and other actors.</p>
This tool aims to solve that. Hash-o-matic comes with a simple & clean UI, allowing
anyone, from any age and experience group, to generate, compare and verify MD5,
SHA-256 and SHA-1 hashes.</p>
Hash-o-Matic also support verifying a file with the help of a PGP signature.</p>
Source</a></p>


Kompass
2021-12-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Compass application </p>Description</h3>
Compass application for the PinePhone and other Linux device with a magnetometer.</p>
Source</a></p>


Whale
2021-12-18T00:00:00+00:00
 File manager </p>Description</h3>
A file manager for mobile devices.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
WIP fun project, worked well when tested on 2021-12-18.</p>


Millipixels
2021-12-14T00:00:00+00:00
 A gnome camera application for phones </p>Description</h3>
Millipixels is a fork of Megapixels for the Librem 5.
Its goal is to use libcamera.
Currently, it uses the v4l2 and media-request apis to set up camera pipelines.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Megapixels (GTK3 branch) fork by Purism for the Librem 5. Uses libcamera.</p>


Loop
2021-12-08T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple audio loop machine for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
Simple audio loop machine application to create music</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
With release 1.0 this app does not fit the screen anymore, still works okay-ish with scale-to-fit in landscape.
Last commit 2022-03-24.</p>


Audio Sharing
2021-12-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Share your computer audio </p>Description</h3>
With Audio Sharing you can share your current computer audio playback in the form of an RTSP stream. This stream can then be played back by other devices, for example using VLC.</p>
By sharing the audio as a network stream, you can also use common devices that are not intended to be used as audio sinks (eg. smartphones) to receive it.
For example, there are audio accessories that are not compatible with desktop computers (e.g. because the computer does not have a Bluetooth module installed). With the help of this app, the computer audio can be played back on a smartphone, which is then connected to the Bluetooth accessory.</p>
Source</a></p>


Shootin Stars
2021-12-02T00:00:00+00:00
 Round based endless runner style space shooter </p>
Notice</h3>
Built for the PinePhone and runs just fine</p>


Add Times
2021-12-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Calculator for adding hours and minutes </p>Description</h3>
This calculator adds times given in hours and minutes. It helps with the
recording of machine running times, with the addition of flight times for
pilots' flight logs, or driving times of truck drivers.</p>
Source</a></p>


Shipments
2021-12-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Postal package tracking application </p>Description</h3>
Application to track your shipments. Supported carriers:</p>

4PX</li>
DHL (needs api code)</li>
InPost</li>
PostNL</li>
Russian Post</li>
UPS</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Space Launch
2021-11-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Rocket launches tracker </p>Description</h3>
With Space Launch you can keep track of upcoming launches.</p>
Data on the launches are provided by spacelaunchnow.me.</p>
Space Launch is currently in alpha release. Some crashes due to problems of communication with spacelaunchnow.me server can remain. More features will be added later.</p>
Compatible with GNOME Mobile (PinePhone, Librem 5).</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
This app has a great custom animation while loading data.</p>


signal-rs
2021-11-18T00:00:00+00:00
 A Rust-based signal app with a QML/Kirigami frontend. </p>Description</h3>
A Rust-based signal app with a QML/Kirigami frontend. Uses presage as a backend. Better name pending. Many features also still pending. This is definitely a beta version, but I'd love feedback/feature requests. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
WIP app which at some point worked - but Signal likely changed something, so it does not work anymore. Last commit in December 2021.</p>


Sonically
2021-11-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Native client implementing subsonic API (audio streaming) using opus </p>Description</h3>
Is subsonic / navidrome client made for mobile Linux. It is optimized for outdoor conditions e.g. to work without stable internet connection. It uses opus for streaming. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Not available in any repos yet, binaries with checksums available on repository.</p>


QPrompt
2021-11-09T00:00:00+00:00
 Personal teleprompter software for all video creators </p>Description</h3>
Open source personal teleprompter software for all video creators. Built with ease of use, control accuracy, fast performance, and cross-platform support in mind. QPrompt's convergent user interface can run on Linux, Windows, macOS, and Android.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
It's workable, but does not fit the screen perfectly. I suppose currently preparing the text on a larger screen device or in a convergent setting is best. (Not sure if I set the correct compile flags for the mobile UI yet, though)</p>


Anti-Spam
2021-10-25T00:00:00+00:00
 A GTK template application </p>Description</h3>
Phosh Anti-Spam is a program that monitors Gnome calls and automatically hangs up depending on the user's preferences.</p>
By default, if the number calling you is not in your contact list, or you have the contact listed as "Spam", Phosh Anti-Spam will automatically tell GNOME Calls to hang up on the call. There are additionally these user configuration options:</p>

Whether to only block certain calls vs only allowing certain calls.</li>
Whether ot not to allow blocked numbers (also called "Anonymous Number" in GNOME Calls)</li>
If the caller calls back within a user defined time (min) of the first (blocked) call, whether to allow the call through (in case it is a human trying to call back). Note this does not apply to contacts named "Spam", they will always be hung up on.</li>
If you would like to match a certain type (or types) of number (for example, an area code or a number prefix) to let them through. For example, if you want to allow the area code 201</code> and the number prefix 312-555</code>, you could allow both combinations (and add others as well).</li>
NOTE: GNOME Calls has all of the numbers to compare in the E.164 format.</li>
The patterm match for numbers is located in a csv in $XDG\_CONFIG\_DIR/phoshantispam/whitelist.csv</code> ($HOME/.config/phoshantispam/whitelist.csv</code> in most cases). On start up, phosh-antispam</code> loads all of the patterm values from this file (and saves to it if the list changes in the program). If one does not exist, phosh-antispam</code> will create a file there on first run.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libhandy before release 3.0.</p>
Read the README for the required version of Gnome Calls required to make this app work if you are using a stable/slow-moving distribution.</p>


Glossaico
2021-10-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Language learning application </p>Description</h3>
Glossaico is a language learning application based on LibreLingo. It provides a user-ready course of Spanish for English speakers, but the users can opt to practice several other language courses that are still under development by the LibreLingo contributors.</p>
Source</a></p>


MiTubo
2021-09-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Playback or download media content from video streaming websites </p>Description</h3>
MiTubo is a desktop application which allows one to watch videos from
streaming websites, free of distractions and advertisement. It also lets
one search for videos using different backends, and has support for
subscribing to RSS video feeds and YouTube channels.</p>
Features:</p>

Playback video from exact URL</li>
Video search (Yandex, Invidious, PeerTube)</li>
Organize videos into playlists</li>
Subscribe to RSS video feeds (including YouTube channels)</li>
Organize video feed subscriptions into folders</li>
Download media (with selection of video/audio quality)</li>
Drag URLs during playback to enqueue them in the “Watch later” list</li>
</ul>
MiTubo internally it uses the yt-dlp program to extract the video stream
information from web pages.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Originally for Ubuntu Touch, this app works on other distributions too.</p>


Plano
2021-09-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Calculate slope and midpoint for a Plane </p>Description</h3>
Plano is a graphical Application to calculate Cartesian Plane related operations, (Midpoint and Slope). It is my first GTK application :D</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Project is inactive, last commit on 2021-11-06.</p>


Calculator
2021-09-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Perform arithmetic, scientific or financial calculations </p>Description</h3>
Calculator is an application that solves mathematical equations.
Though it at first appears to be a simple calculator with only basic
arithmetic operations, you can switch into Advanced, Financial, or
Programming mode to find a surprising set of capabilities.</p>
The Advanced calculator supports many operations, including:
logarithms, factorials, trigonometric and hyperbolic functions,
modulus division, complex numbers, random number generation and prime
factorization.</p>
Financial mode supports several computations, including periodic interest
rate, present and future value, double declining and straight line
depreciation, and many others.</p>
Programming mode supports calculations using common bases (binary, octal,
decimal, and hexadecimal), bitwise operations, two’s complement,
character to character code conversion, and more.</p>
Conversion mode supports conversions between common units, currencies and
number bases.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Adaptive upstream since release 41, GTK4/libadwaita since release 42.</p>


Software
2021-09-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Install and update apps </p>Description</h3>
Software allows you to find and install new apps and system
extensions and remove existing installed apps.</p>
Software showcases featured and popular apps with useful
descriptions and multiple screenshots per app.
Apps can be found either through browsing the list of categories
or by searching.
It also allows you to update your system using an offline update.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Upstream is mobile compliant from release 41 forward, uses GTK4/libadwaita since 42. Purism maintain a fork called PureOS Store</a> for PureOS.</p>


Run Free!
2021-09-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Running log app built for Phosh with some basic analysis of your running schedule </p>


Elephant Remember
2021-09-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Reminder app built for Phosh that syncs with Gnome-Calendar in the backend but is faster and more mobile friendly </p>Description</h3>
Basic reminder app built with Phosh (specifically Mobian) in mind. I got tired of Gnome Calendar being not very user friendly and pretty slow so what this
does is take the reminder you make and appends to the calendar.ics file that your Gnome Calendar reads (found in /home/mobian/.local/share/evolution/calendar/system/calendar.ics)
and sets a reminder for it. This then has the Evolution Alarm Notify backend that Gnome Calendar uses read this as an event and that will take care of actually notifying
you. It also has a “Week in Review” tab that reads from your calendar file and shows you upcoming events (though sadly there are issues with recurring events that I would love some help with).</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in October 2021.</p>


White Noise Mobian
2021-09-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Basic white noise app for Mobian </p>
Notice</h3>
A .deb is provided in the repository. It works on other distributions too, install it via icon_install.py. Adding env SDL_VIDEODRIVER=wayland to the launchers Exec= line can improve things on distributions with new enough SDL (2.0.16 or newer).</p>
Last commit 2021-09-27.</p>


libadwaita
2021-09-07T08:50:45+00:00
 Building blocks for modern GNOME applications </p>libadwaita</strong> describes itself as "Building blocks for modern GNOME applications". It is to GTK4</a> what libhandy</a> is to GTK+ 3</a>. It's still under heavy development.</p>

Docs</a></li>
Source</a></li>
</ul>


libhandy
2021-09-07T08:50:45+00:00
 Building blocks for modern adaptive GNOME apps </p>libhandy</strong> describes itself as "Building blocks for modern adaptive GNOME apps". It is to GTK+ 3</a> what libadwaita</a> is to GTK4</a>. It was originally developed by Purism</a> for the Librem 5 Phone.</p>

Docs</a></li>
Source</a></li>
</ul>


KDeltaChat
2021-09-04T00:00:00+00:00
 DeltaChat client build with Kirigami </p>
Notice</h3>
No release yet, but works for simple, encrypted text conversations. Sending attachments (images etc.) is now implemented, received images are being scaled properly. Adding an account works via importing a backup or the add account screen. Compiling the necessary libdeltachat library takes a long time and requires more than 3GBs of RAM (at 4 threads) - doing this on device (PinePhone, Librem 5) is not recommended.</p>


Headlines
2021-08-24T00:00:00+00:00
 A GTK4/libAdwaita Reddit client designed for use with Linux phones. </p>Description</h3>
Headlines is a GTK4/libAdwaita Reddit client written in C++, designed for use with Linux phones such as the Pinephone.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Great reddit client, sadly archived.</p>


CMake
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 The CMake build system. </p>
CMake is an open-source, cross-platform family of tools designed to build, test and package software. It's mostly used with C++ and Qt-based software.</p>

cmake.org</a></li>
</ul>


Meson
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 The Meson build system. </p>
Meson is an open-source build system, meant to be fast and user-friendly. It's mostly used with GTK-based software.</p>

mesonbuild.com</a></li>
</ul>


Fluid
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 The Fluid Library. </p>Fluid is a "Library for QtQuick</a> apps with Material Design".</p>

Fluid on GitHub</a></li>
</ul>


GTK+ 3
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 The 3rd major release of the GTK toolkit. </p>GTK+ 3 is the predecessor of GTK 4</a>. It's often used together with libhandy</a>.</p>

GTK3 Docs</a></li>
</ul>


GTK4
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 The 4th major release of the GTK toolkit. </p>GTK4 is the successor of GTK+ 3</a>. It's often used together with libadwaita</a>.</p>

Website</a></li>
GTK4 Docs</a></li>
Source</a></li>
</ul>


Kirigami
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 The Kirigami UI Framework. </p>
Kirigami is a UI Framework created by the KDE Community to build "beautiful, convergent apps that run on phones, TVs and everything in between".</p>

KDE Developer: Kirigami landing page</a></li>
KDE Developer Documentation: Getting started with Kirigami</a></li>
KDE Developer: KDE Human Interface Guidelines</a></li>
KDE Developer: KDE API Reference: Kirigami2</a></li>
</ul>
If you are using Plasma Mobile, but can't find an app for your use case here, make sure to check MauiKit</a> and QtQuick</a> first, as regular these apps should work great on Plasma Mobile, too.</p>


Kivy
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 The Open Source Python App Development Framework. </p>
Kivy has been built to be easy to use, cross-platform and fast. It is released under the MIT License, is 100% free to use, and is professionally developed, backed and maintained.</p>

Kivy: Cross-platform Python Framework for GUI apps Development</a></li>
</ul>


MauiKit
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 The MauiKit UI Framework. </p>MauiKit is a "a free and modular front-end framework for developing user experiences" based on Kirigami</a>.</p>

MauiKit.org</a></li>
</ul>


QtQuick
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 Standard library for writing QML applications. </p>
QtQuick is the standard library for writing QML applications. In the context of this app list, it can also refer to QtQuick Controls, a set of controls that can be used to build complete interfaces in Qt Quick.</p>

QtQuick  documentation</a></li>
QtQuick Controls documentation</a></li>
</ul>


Games
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 Games listed on LinuxPhoneApps.org </p>Not finding what you're looking for? Try Advanced Search</a>!</p>


Mobile Compatibility: 1
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 It's 1 out of 5 </p>
This is the worst possible result. Why is this app listed again?</p>


Mobile Compatibility: 2
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 It's 2 out of 5 </p>
Many parts of the app are not usable with touch input on small screens, even with scale-to-fit</code></p>


Mobile Compatibility: 3
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 It's 3 out of 5 </p>
Some parts of the app are not usable with touch input on small screens, even with scale-to-fit</code>.</p>


Mobile Compatibility: 4
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 It's 4 out of 5 </p>
Almost perfect, works fine with tweaks for scaling, like scale-to-fit</code> on Phosh.</p>


Mobile Compatibility: 5
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 It's 5 out of 5 </p>
Perfect - this apps fits your phone screen just fine out of the box and works well with touch input!</p>


Mobile Compatibility: CLI
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 Non GUI Apps meant to be run in a terminal emulator </p>CLI app - meant to be run in a terminal emulator, e.g., on Sxmo</a>. Check the App's Notice for recommended settings.</p>


Mobile Compatibility: Needs testing
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 Needs evaluation </p>
Apps listed here were added early on, but never got a proper rating. Likely the app could not be evaluated due to not being able to try it at all (e.g. the app is unmaintained or archived, and nobody managed to build it) or due to not being able to evaluate it properly, e.g. when an app requires certain hardware or a certain software setup in order to evaluate it fully.</p>
Please help out if you can!</p>


Alpine 3.17
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Alpine 3.17 was released on 2022-11-22. It's used in postmarketOS 22.12</a>, which may contain some backports for stable service packs and other postmarketOS specific packages.</p>


Alpine 3.18
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Alpine 3.18 was released on 2023-05-09. It's used in postmarketOS 23.06</a>, which may contain some backports for stable service packs and other postmarketOS specific packages.</p>


Alpine 3.17
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Alpine 3.19 was released on 2023-12-07. It's used in postmarketOS 23.12</a>, which may contain some backports for stable service packs and other postmarketOS specific packages.</p>


Alpine edge
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Alpine edge is the rolling branch of Alpine Linux</a>. It's used in postmarketOS edge</a>, which may contains postmarketOS/mobile specific packages (mainly device kernels, firmware and similar things).</p>


Arch Linux ARM (aarch64)
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Packages included in Arch Linux ARM for 64bit ARM devices (ARMv8+).</p>
See also: Arch User Repository</a></p>
Please note:</strong> DanctNIX (Arch Linux ARM for PinePhone (Pro) and PineTab)</a> and Kupfer</a> specific packages are not listed here, as they are not indexed on repology. You can check their PKGBUILDs manually: DanctNIX</a>; Kupfer index</a>, Gitlab</a>.</p>


Arch Linux ARM (aarch64)
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Packages included in Arch Linux ARM for newer 32bit ARM devices (ARMv7h).</p>
See also: Arch User Repository</a></p>


AUR: Arch User Repository
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
The Arch User Repository</a> contains user generated package build scripts (PKGBUILD), that can be used to easily build additional packages for your Arch Linux and also Arch Linux ARM</a> installation. For packages that don't need compiling, see Arch Linux ARM aarch64</a> (or Arch Linux ARM armv7h (for 32bit devices)</a>).</p>
Please note:</strong> DanctNIX (Arch Linux ARM for PinePhone (Pro) and PineTab)</a> and Kupfer</a> specific packages are not listed here, as they are not indexed on repology. You can check their PKGBUILDs manually: DanctNIX</a>; Kupfer index</a>, Gitlab</a>.</p>
You can also use the AUR with Manjaro</em>, but it may not work, packages may fail to build. For Manjaro packages, see Manjaro stable</a> or Manjaro unstable</a>. The following Manjaro PKGBUILDs may be interesting (for Arch users): Phosh</a>, Plasma Mobile</a>, Nemo Mobile</a>, Core Box</a>.</p>


Debian 11
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Debian 11 "Bullseye" was first released on August 14th, 2021 and is currently Debians "oldstable" release.</p>
Offsprings of Debian 11 "Bullseye" include Pure OS "Byzantium" (not indexed on repology.org</a> and thus not listed), and Devuan 4.0 "Chimaera"</a>.</p>
You can try to include some packages from newer branches of Debian such as Debian Unstable/sid</a> or even Debian experimental</a>, as explained on the Mobian Wiki</a>.</p>


Debian 12
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Debian 12 "Bookworm" was released on June 10th, 2023 and is currently Debian's latest stable release.</p>
You can try to include some packages from Debian Unstable/sid</a> or even Debian experimental</a>, as explained on the Mobian Wiki</a>.</p>
Please note: Mobian</a> also have an additional repository with custom packages, which is not and will not be indexed on repology.org</a> (see github issue</a>), so not every package available to you on Mobian can be listed here.</p>


Debian 12
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Debian 13 "Trixie" is Debian's current testing branch and is going to be the next stable release. There's no schedule for releasing it as a new stable release yet, but going by past releases, we can expect it some around mid-2025..</p>
You can try to include some packages from Debian Unstable/sid</a> or even Debian experimental</a>, as explained on the Mobian Wiki</a>.</p>
Please note: Mobian</a> also have an additional repository with custom packages, which is not and will not be indexed on repology.org</a> (see github issue</a>), so not every package available to you on Mobian can be listed here.</p>


Debian 12
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Debian 12 "Bookworm" is scheduled for release on June 10th, 2023.</p>
You can try to include some packages from Debian Unstable/sid</a> or even Debian experimental</a>, as explained on the Mobian Wiki</a>.</p>
Please note: Mobian</a> also have an additional repository with custom packages, which is not and will not be indexed on repology.org</a> (see github issue</a>, so not every package available to you on Mobian can be listed here.</p>


Debian 11
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Devuan 4.0 "Chimaera" was first released on October 14th, 2021. It's an offspring of Debian 11 "Bullseye"</a>.
Devuan is the base distribution for Maemo Leste</a>.</p>


Flathub
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Flathub</a> is an universal app store for desktop Linux and also Linux Phones. To enable Flathub on your distribution, see flatpak.org</a>.</p>


Mobian
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Mobian</a> is currently based on Debian 12 "Bookworm"</a> and is going to stabilize on it, while also having a "testing branch" based on the next Debian testing, "Trixie"</a>. There's also a related project called Droidian</a>, that makes Debian run on Android phones that are not supported by a mainline kernel.</p>
Please note: Mobian</a> also have an additional repository with custom packages, which is not and will not be indexed on repology.org</a> (see github issue</a>, so not every package available to you on Mobian can be listed here.</p>
See also: Mobian Wiki: Apps</a>, Mobian Wiki: Wishlist</a></p>


Mobile Compatibility: Needs testing
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
 Needs evaluation </p>
Apps listed here were added early on, but never got a proper rating. Likely the app could not be evaluated due to not being able to try it at all (e.g. the app is unmaintained or archived, and nobody managed to build it) or due to not being able to evaluate it properly, e.g. when an app requires certain hardware or a certain software setup in order to evaluate it fully.</p>
Please help out if you can!</p>


postmarketOS 22.12
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
postmarketOS 22.12 was released on 2022-12-18. If you're using postmarketOS 22.12, be a aware that postmarketOS itself only contains some backports for stable service packs and other postmarketOS specific packages (e.g., device kernels and firmware). All other packages can be found in Alpine 3.17</a></p>


postmarketOS 23.06
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
postmarketOS 23.06 was released in June 2023. If you're using postmarketOS 23.06, be a aware that postmarketOS itself only contains some backports for stable service packs and other postmarketOS specific packages (e.g., device kernels and firmware). All other packages can be found in Alpine 3.18</a></p>


postmarketOS 22.12
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
postmarketOS 23.12 was released on 2022-12-23. If you're using postmarketOS 23.12, be a aware that postmarketOS itself only contains some backports for stable service packs and other postmarketOS specific packages (e.g., device kernels and firmware). All other packages can be found in Alpine 3.19</a></p>


postmarketOS edge
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
postmarketOS edge is the rolling/testing branch of postmarketOS. postmarketOS itself only contains some postmarketOS/mobile specific packages (e.g., device kernels and firmware). All other packages can be found in Alpine edge</a>.</p>


Snapcraft
2021-08-15T08:50:45+00:00
Snapcraft</a> is the main source of Snaps, Canonical's universal package format. Please note that not all distributions support Snap (e.g., postmarketOS/Alpine do not support it). To use Snaps on your distribution, see the Snapcraft documentation</a>.</p>


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
2021-08-14T18:30:00+02:00
 Answers to frequently asked questions. </p>
Your question is not yet asked and answered here? Get in touch</a> and ask!</p>
</blockquote>
What is LinuxPhoneApps?</h2>
LinuxPhoneApps.org lists and documents apps and games for Linux Phones like the PINE64 PinePhone (Pro), Purisms' Librem 5, FuriLabs FLX1 or former Android devices that don't have a centralized app store (yet) and run distributions such as Arch Linux ARM, Fedora Mobility, Mobian, openSUSE, postmarketOS, PureOS or similar which use GNOME Mobile, Phosh, Plasma Mobile or Sxmo for their UI.</p>

Note:</strong> Distributing binaries of apps or games (= becoming an actual an app store) is not a goal of LinuxPhoneApps.org at this point in time. We think that the mobile distributions and flathub.org do a good enough job. Aside from our work on the LinuxPhoneApps.org website itself, we try to contribute to existing projects and individual apps to make the app ecosystem better and more accessible.</p>
</blockquote>
If you have questions about the contents of our app listings or have suggestions for improvements (especially regarding visuals and wording), please get in touch</a> so that we can make things better and easier to grasp.</p>
LinuxPhoneApps.org is the continuation of LINMOBapps</a> (and thus also MGLapps</a>).</p>
Can I install these apps on Ubuntu Touch?</h3>
Some, maybe. Generally, Ubuntu Touch is not in scope for this project, as it has an app store dedicated to it</a>.</p>
Can I install these apps on Sailfish OS?</h3>
Some, maybe. Generally, Sailfish OS is not in the scope of this project as it has more than one app store already:</p>

the official Jolla App Store (no website),</li>
OpenRepos.net</a> and</li>
SailfishOS:Chum community repository</a>.</li>
</ul>
What do I need to install apps via the "Install" button?</h3>
First, you need to have an app that can handle appstream:// links (e.g., GNOME Software or KDE Discover or a similar app) installed and set up so that it lauches when you tap the link.
Second, to see information about the app and be able to install it, the apps' app id must be resolvable in an installed package source, be it distribution native, flatpak or snap for the app to show up.</p>

Note:</strong> The button is not meant to work with Sailfish OS or Ubuntu Touch, as both are not in scope for LinuxPhoneApps. Both OSes have their own dedicated app stores - see above for details.</p>
</blockquote>
Join the effort</h2>
The various parts of this project live under the LinuxPhoneApps Organization on Framagit</a>.</p>
Repositories</h3>
All content and tech building LinuxPhoneApps.org lives in</p>

this repository https://framagit.org/linuxphoneapps/linuxphoneapps.frama.io</a>,</li>
</ul>
For historic purposes, you can also explore</p>

the old LINMOBapps repo where our csv files of LINMOBapps are still available, but no longer maintained</a>,</li>
a seperate repo for the Python code that used turn the individual markdown files into csv or bulk editing and vice versa</a>.</li>
</ul>
Bugtracker</h3>
If you want to work on known issues, you'll find</p>

all content (documentation, landing page, feeds) and all Zola related website design (listing and app overview design) issues in the LinuxPhoneApps repo</a>,</li>
</ul>
Creating new issues is a very valuable contribution too!</p>
Adding or editing app listings</h3>
If you want to add an app, you can do so by forking our repo</a> and creating a merge request or sending an email. App listings live in content/apps. We recommend using LPA helper</a> to compose a new listing.
The following pages have more info on this:</p>

Submit an app by email</a>,</li>
Submit an app on GitLab</a>,</li>
</ul>
In order to understand the TOML-frontmatter of our Markdown files, check out Listings explained</a>.</p>
If just want to report that something is wrong with a listing, click the link at the bottom of the apps page to send an email, or better yet, edit the listing on framagit by clicking the edit link (also at the bottom at the page).</p>
Reuse the data</h3>
If you respect the license and credit the project properly, feel free to reuse the data! Up to this point, the following projects are known to reuse the data:</p>

lpa-table</a></li>
</ul>
If you have a project that reuses the data, please make sure to list your project here, too!</p>
No longer active, unmaintained projects that reused the app lists data</h4>
Since April 14th, 2023, the .csv list is no longer the source of truth. You can, however, still generate a .csv listing using tomlmd2csv.py</a>.</mark></p>
The projects below will need adjustments to work with such a generated csv files, as the structure of the .csv has changed a lot since these projects were last updated:</p>

LINMOBappsBrowser</a></li>
Simple Applist</a></li>
</ul>
Join the discussion and stay informed</h2>
Join our Matrix room</a>!</p>
Or, subscribe to or join the discussion one of our mailing lists:</p>

Discuss</a> list for the discussion of apps and general topics,</li>
Devel</a> list for discussion regarding further development of the LinuxPhoneApps app list.</li>
</ul>
You can also subscribe to a number of Atom</a> feeds to follow along:</p>

Apps feed</a> to learn about newly added apps and games,</li>
Blog feed</a> to learn about new blog posts.</li>
</ul>



Telly Skout
2021-08-14T00:00:00+00:00
 A convergent Kirigami TV guide </p>Description</h3>
Telly Skout is a convergent Kirigami TV guide. It shows the TV program for your favorite channels from TV Spielfilm or an XMLTV file.</p>
Source</a></p>


Metronome
2021-08-11T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep the tempo </p>Description</h3>
Metronome beats the rhythm for you, you simply need to tell it the required time signature and beats per minute.</p>
You can also tap to let the application guess the required beats per minute.</p>
Source</a></p>


Breathing
2021-08-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Relax and meditate </p>Description</h3>
Breathing is a simple application that guides your breathing pattern. This pattern is recommended by experts that will help ease your anxiety.</p>
The main features of Breathing includes the following:</p>

🌬️ Guide your breathing.</li>
🌑 Change to a dark-mode with ease.</li>
📱 Easy-to-use user interface.</li>
⌨️ User-friendly keyboard shortcuts.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Screenshot
2021-08-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Save images of your screen or individual windows </p>Description</h3>
Screenshot is a simple utility that lets you take pictures of your computer screen.
Screenshots can be of your whole screen, any specific application, or a selected
rectangular area.
You can also copy the captured screenshot directly into the GNOME clipboard and
paste it into other applications.</p>
Screenshot allows you to take screenshots even when it’s not open: just
press the PrtSc button on your keyboard, and a snapshot of your whole screen will
be saved to your Pictures folder.
Hold Alt while pressing PrtSc and you will get a screenshot of only the currently
selected window.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Works for "Screen" capture area on Phosh 0.12.1 with release 40. Needs scale-to-fit.</p>


Merkuro Calendar
2021-08-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your tasks and events with speed and ease </p>Description</h3>
Merkuro Calendar is a calendar application that allows you to manage your tasks and events. Kalendar supports both local calendars as well as a multitude of online calendars: Nextcloud, Google® Calendar, Outlook®, Caldav, and many more.</p>
Merkuro gives you many ways to interact with your events. The month view provides an overview of the entire month; the week view presents a detailed hour-by-hour overview of your week; and the schedule view lists all of your upcoming events so that you can easily and quickly plan ahead.</p>
A tasks view is also available, making it possible for you to manage your tasks and subtasks with Merkuro's powerful tree view and its customisable filtering capabilities.</p>
Merkuro was built with the idea to be usable on desktop, on mobile and everything in between.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Great calendar app! Previously called Kalendar.</p>


Satellite
2021-08-02T00:00:00+00:00
 Check your GPS reception and save your tracks </p>Description</h3>
Satellite displays global navigation satellite system (GNSS: that's GPS, Galileo, Glonass etc.) data obtained from an NMEA source in your device. ModemManager, gnss-share, gps-share and gpsd sources are supported.</p>
You can use it to check the navigation satellite signal strength and see your speed, coordinates and other parameters once a fix is obtained. It can also save GPX-tracks.</p>
Source</a></p>


LaTre
2021-07-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Assistant tool for GNOME Contacts. Do import contacts from VCard files, delete contacts. </p>
Notice</h3>
Can be used to import vcard files. License according to https://github.com/hongquan/LaTre/blob/23d98b3011c2b1baec01ca61038c9c3822ffc389/debian/copyright.</p>


modRana
2021-07-29T00:00:00+00:00
 ModRana is a flexible GPS navigation system for mobile devices. </p>
Notice</h3>
Great app, it really should be packaged in more distributions.To help with this, I created a PKGBUILD script that builds the current state from git: https://framagit.org/linmobapps/pkgbuilds/-/tree/main/modrana-git . Does not fit the screen after first launch for me, but toggling the upwards pointing arrow for full screen fixes this for me.</p>


tvtoday
2021-07-29T00:00:00+00:00
 A application to inspect the television program of today. Made for the pinephone. </p>Description</h3>
This application is still in development, but should work. This application currently only supports TV SPIELFILM, but can be extended to work on any website serving similar content. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
WIP, works, limited to German TV currently, but adding other providers of tv information is documented at https://github.com/Schmiddiii/tvtoday/wiki/Creating-Providers</p>


foKus
2021-07-29T00:00:00+00:00
 foKus is a To-do application, designed for Plasma Mobile using Kirigami framework. </p>Description</h3>
Fokus is a convergent task management app built using Kirigami and Qt frameworks. Fokus is mainly being built for plasma-mobile platform, but it can also be used on the desktop. Source</a></p>
Features</p>

Simple and elegant UI.</li>
Ability to quickly add and remove tasks to a todo list.</li>
Ability to drag and reorder the tasks.</li>
Ability to create multiple todo lists.</li>
</ul>
Notice</h3>
WIP (still buggy), last commit on 2021-03-30.</p>


KMixtapez
2021-07-25T00:00:00+00:00
 A Kirigami app for listening to mixtapes, albums & songs hosted on MyMixtapez dot com </p>Notice</h3>
Repo has been archived, replaced by Opentapes</a>.</p>


OTPClient
2021-07-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Application for managing TOTP/HOTP tokens with built-in encryption </p>Description</h3>
Highly secure and easy to use OTP client written in C/GTK3 that supports both TOTP and HOTP and has the following features:</p>

integration with the OS' secret service provider via libsecret</li>
support both TOTP and HOTP</li>
support setting custom digits (between 4 and 10 inclusive)</li>
support setting a custom period (between 10 and 120 seconds inclusive)</li>
support SHA1, SHA256 and SHA512 algorithms</li>
support for Steam codes</li>
import and export encrypted/plain andOTP backup</li>
import and export encrypted/plain Aegis backup</li>
import and export plain FreeOTPPlus backup (key URI format only)</li>
import of Google's migration QR codes</li>
local database is encrypted using AES256-GCM (Argon2id key derivation) and, while decrypted, it's stored in a secure memory area allocated by GCrypt.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Despite being 'intended for mobile' according to its metadata, release 3.1.6 from Flathub is far too wide to work great on mobile, while the Alpine package of the same release fits just fine.</p>
Supports importing from many other OTP apps.</p>


dragonstone
2021-07-24T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple GTK Gopher/Gemini client written in Vala </p>Description</h3>
A simple GTK Gopher/Gemini client written in Vala. This project is currently on long term support, meaning I won't add new features and only fix bugs if they get reported (or I notice them). If you want to adopt this project and make it into your own feel free to do so, I won't be mad if you change the license to a GPL or MIT one. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Fossil</a> is a fork of this project.</p>


YOGA Image Optimizer
2021-07-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Convert and optimize JPEG, PNG and WebP images </p>Description</h3>
YOGA Image Optimizer is a free tool to convert and optimize images. It currently
supports JPEG, PNG and WebP as output formats and much more image formats
are supported as input.</p>
With YOGA, you will be able to save about 30 % of space on JPEGs and 20 % on PNGs.
On WebP images, you will only save few percents... but converting a
JPEG to a lossy WebP can reduce image size to a half and converting
a PNG to a lossy WebP can save you 35 % on average.</p>
Please note that image optimization can be slow and may require a lot of RAM, especially
for JPEGs. For example, the JPEG encoder needs 300 MB of RAM and 3 min
per Mpix (PNG and WebP encoders are less resource hungry).</p>
Source</a></p>


VVM Player
2021-07-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Visual Voicemail Player </p>Description</h3>
Visual Voicemail Player is a GUI app that plays and deletes Visual voicemails
retreived by Visual Voicemail Daemon (vvmd).</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used GTK3/libhandy before release 2.0. Check Carrier Notes</a> to check whether your mobile broadband provider is supported.</p>


Light Video
2021-07-19T00:00:00+00:00
 A modern and simple GTK based video player (not only) for mobile phones </p>Description</h3>
A minimalistic GTK4 and gstreamer based video player for Linux based mobile phones aiming for minimal battery usage.
It works perfectly well on desktops too.</p>
It supports:</p>

Inhibiting suspend/idle when playing video</li>
Stopping video playback on (i.e. power button toggled) blank</li>
Suspending video (but not audio) when window is not visible to save 🔋</li>
Registering as default video player in GNOME control center</li>
An indicator whether hardware acceleration is in use</li>
Setting playback speed</li>
Play from popular video sites via yt-dlp</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Provides accelerated video playback, also on PinePhone. Needs to be set as default app for videos, as it lacks a dialog to open files.</p>


Gerbil
2021-07-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Gerbil is a minimal gemini-client for linux and linux-mobile </p>
Description</h3>
Gerbil is a little rodent. And also a little gemini browser, written with mobile linux in mind!</p>
Notice</h3>
Last release in August 2021, but commit activity continued since.</p>


Wasp Companion
2021-07-18T00:00:00+00:00
 A companion app for wasp-os </p>Description</h3>
Wasp Companion is a companion app for the wasp-os smartwatch operating system.</p>
Source</a></p>


Obfuscate
2021-07-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Censor private information </p>Description</h3>
Obfuscate lets you redact your private information from any image.</p>
Source</a></p>


Vakzination
2021-07-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your vaccination certificates </p>Description</h3>
Manage your digital health certificates like vaccination, test, and recovery certificates.</p>
Source</a></p>


Phosh Look
2021-06-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Phosh look manages ~/.config/gtk-3.0 with preset themes </p>
Notice</h3>
Hardcoded paths limit this app to PureOS or similar systems with a user named purism right now.</p>


MooTube
2021-06-30T00:00:00+00:00
 A YouTube App for Mobile Linux. </p>Description</h3>
Browse and play media from YouTube without the need to sign-in. With the recent popularity of Linux Phones and the desire to stream media from YouTube, LinMoTube was born! Supports both YouTube Video mode and YouTube Music mode with a convenient toggle switch! Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Previously called LinMoTube</p>


Compass
2021-06-23T00:00:00+00:00
 This is a proof of concept of a simple compass app for Mobile Linux. </p>Description</h3>
Currently supported devices:</p>

Pine64 Pinephone v1.0, v1.1, v1.2 (LIS3MDL magnetometer)</li>
Pine64 Pinephone v1.2b (AF8133J magnetometer)</li>
Pine64 Pinephone Pro (AF8133J magnetometer, requires Megi's kernel>=6.3 for the correct mount-matrix)</li>
Purism Librem 5 (LSM9DS1 magnetometer)</li>
</ul>
Known issues:</p>

AF8133J is not currently recognized in pmOS</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Works great after calibration!</p>


Backup
2021-06-23T00:00:00+00:00
 postmarketOS Backup and restore tool </p>Description</h3>
A backup application that integrates with apk to quickly backup and restore your system
state in postmarketOS</p>
Source</a></p>


Gnote
2021-06-21T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple note-taking application </p>Description</h3>
Gnote is a simple note-taking application for GNOME desktop environment. It allows you to capture your ideas, link them together using WikiWiki-style links, group together in notebooks and some extra features for everyday use.</p>
Notes can be printed or exported as HTML documents.</p>
Gnote also supports synchronization, making it simple to use it on multiple devices.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK4/libadwaita since 46, mobile friendly. Opening past notes requires a double tap, and the settings menu is too wide. Other than that, the app is fine on mobile.</p>
Previous Notice:</p>
Scales well (reviewed release 40.1), only the settings menu does not fit the screen properly. But: Opening notes is tedious and requires the use of the enter key on the software keyboard.</p>


OpenTodoList
2021-06-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Todo list and note taking application </p>Description</h3>
OpenTodoList is a todo list and note taking application. It is
available for Linux, macOS and Windows as well as on Android.
Your information can be shared across devices to keep everything
up date date, where ever you go.</p>

Organize todo lists, notes and other items in libraries</li>
Synchronize out-of-the-box with NextCloud, ownCloud and other WebDAV
servers</li>
Use sync clients of your choice to synchronize with arbitrary
services</li>
Schedule items by setting due dates on them</li>
Use Markdown in item titles and descriptions to format text
as you like</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Passwords and Keys
2021-06-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your passwords and encryption keys </p>Description</h3>
Passwords and Keys is a GNOME application for managing encryption keys.</p>
With Passwords and Keys you can create and manage PGP keys, create and manage SSH keys,
publish and retrieve keys from key servers, cache your passphrase so you
don’t have to keep typing it and backup your keys and keyring.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Almost fits the screen perfectly with release 40, just the "Find Remote Keys" and the "Preferences" page don't work in portrait, but are fine in landscape.</p>


Image Roll
2021-06-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Image viewer with basic image manipulation tools </p>Description</h3>
Image Roll is a simple and fast GTK image viewer with basic image manipulation tools. Written in rust.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Nice image viewer with features like rotation and cropping. GTK3 based until the 2.0.0 release.
Inactive since 2022-07-07.</p>


Fiery
2021-06-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Web browser </p>Description</h3>
Fiery is a convergent web browser.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used to be called Sol before.</p>


Baconer
2021-06-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Kirigami/ QT Reddit Client </p>
Notice</h3>
The repo has been deleted some time between October 2023 and September 2024 - it's gone :-(.</p>
WIP, hard to rate: Fits the screen, but rendering of parts of the layout is bad on small screens and text disappears (see Screenshots).</p>


Tangram
2021-06-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Browser for your pinned tabs </p>Description</h3>
Tangram is a new kind of browser. It is designed to organize and run your Web applications.
Each tab is persistent and independent. You can set multiple tabs with different accounts for the same application.</p>
Common use cases:</p>

Stay up to date with your favorite communities</li>
Merge all these chat applications into one</li>
Group your organization tools under one application</li>
One-stop for multiple sources of documentation or information</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Perfect on phones since release 3.0. Used to be GTK3 before release 2.0.</p>


Pine Pass
2021-06-04T00:00:00+00:00
 GUI for password-store.org written with Python and GTK </p>
Description</h3>
GUI for password-store.org written with Python and GTK.
Originally written for the PinePhone but should be compatible
with most Linux distros.</p>
Current Features</h4>

Can search through passwords in repository and copy the password to the clipboard</li>
Can display/edit passwords</li>
Can generate and insert new passwords</li>
Has a preference screen that can handle simple repository and gpg key id management</li>
Shows you the first SSH key it found or offers to generate one (only generates RSA keys right now, uses ssh-keygen)</li>
</ul>


SBB
2021-05-30T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple gtk app to get timetable information for swiss public transport. </p>


Scrum Poker
2021-05-30T00:00:00+00:00
 A small gtk app to help estimate the effort for a task. </p>


pods
2021-05-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Cross platform Podcast app targetting the pinephone specifically (in early development) </p>
Notice</h3>
WIP, interface works once you get used to it. Window is not placed optimally in Phosh, hiding the title bar and showing a slice of the wallpaper.</p>


Weather
2021-05-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Show weather conditions and forecast </p>Description</h3>
A small application that allows you to monitor the current weather
conditions for your city, or anywhere in the world.</p>
It provides access to detailed forecasts, up to 7 days, with hourly
details for the current and next day, using various internet services.</p>
It also optionally integrates with the GNOME Shell, allowing you to see
the current conditions of the most recently searched cities by just
typing the name in the Activities Overview.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mobile compliant since version 40. Was GTK3/libhandy before 42.</p>


Pyrocast
2021-05-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Another podcast app for Linux phones (e.g., Pinephone) </p>Description</h3>
Pyrocast is a podcast app for Linux phones that use gtk.</p>
Features:</p>

Browse or search iTunes podcasts.</li>
Subscribe to podcasts.</li>
Stream podcasts.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Inactive - last commit Sept. 18th, 2020.
Was buggy with a few select feeds, no settings screen, during evaluation in 2021.</p>


Almond
2021-05-29T00:00:00+00:00
 The Open Virtual Assistant </p>Description</h3>
Almond is a virtual assistant that lets you interact with your services and accounts in natural language, with flexibility and privacy.
Almond draws its power from the crowdsourced Thingpedia, an open collection of Web and Internet of Things APIs.
Anyone can contribute support for the favorite service, with few lines of code and a handful of natural language sentences.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in August 2021.</p>


Tokodon
2021-05-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Browse the Fediverse </p>Description</h3>
Tokodon is a Mastodon client. It allows you to interact with the Fediverse community.</p>
Source</a></p>


Curtail
2021-05-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Compress your images </p>Description</h3>
Optimize your images with Curtail, a useful image compressor that supports PNG, JPEG, WebP
and SVG file types.</p>
It supports both lossless and lossy compression modes with an option to whether keep or not
metadata of images.</p>
Source</a></p>


Emulsion
2021-05-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Stock up on colors </p>Description</h3>
Store your palettes in an easy way, and edit them if needed.</p>
Source</a></p>


Agregore Browser
2021-05-16T00:00:00+00:00
 A minimal browser for the distributed web </p>
Notice</h3>
Can be built as described on https://github.com/AgregoreWeb/agregore-browser/issues/103</p>


Rocket
2021-05-16T00:00:00+00:00
 GTK Gemini browser </p>Description</h3>
Rocket is a Gemini browser. Somewhat usable, albeit with missing or incomplete features. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Evaluated while it was still GTK3/libadwaita.</p>


Maps
2021-05-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Find places around the world </p>Description</h3>
Maps gives you quick access to maps all across the world. It allows you
to quickly find the place you’re looking for by searching for a city or
street, or locate a place to meet a friend.</p>
Maps uses the collaborative OpenStreetMap database, made by hundreds of
thousands of people across the globe.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Release 45 scales perfectly fine - the navigation view that was problematic before, is now fixed. Was GTK3/libhandy before 43.</p>


Fossil
2021-05-13T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple GTK Gopher/Gemini client written in Vala </p>
Notice</h3>
Runs fine after scale-to-fit. Its origin/the project it has been forked from, dragonstone, scales perfectly out of the box, so I recommend it over Fossil.</p>


Moonlander
2021-05-13T00:00:00+00:00
 Just another 'fancy' Gemini client. </p>Description</h3>
Just another "fancy" Gemini client.</p>
Status: Alpha, Maintenance mode</p>
Moonlander is currently in maintenance mode. It works and I still use it as a daily driver, but I probably won't add any new features, bug fixes, or anything else for some time. I will most likely visit it later on, but just not today.</p>
Source</a></p>


alrisha
2021-05-13T00:00:00+00:00
 an experimental Qt/QML destkop browser for Gemini </p>
Notice</h3>
No icon or launcher, a bit buggy, but it works!</p>


Readerview
2021-05-13T00:00:00+00:00
 A mobile-ready gpu-accelerated gemini browser. </p>
Notice</h3>
Part of the UI vanish when on Gemini sites, even with scale-to-fit applied.</p>


Tok
2021-05-11T00:00:00+00:00
 KDE's convergent Telegram client. </p>


SciTEQt
2021-05-11T00:00:00+00:00
 A port of the SciTE text editor to the Qt QML/Quick, which is optimized for touch devices. </p>
Notice</h3>
Does not come with a desktop file, has to be started manually with sciteqt from the terminal. Toggle mobile view via View - Mobile Platform UI.</p>


Wike
2021-05-09T00:00:00+00:00
 Search and read Wikipedia articles </p>Description</h3>
Wike is a Wikipedia reader for the GNOME Desktop.
Provides access to all the content of this online encyclopedia in a native application,
with a simpler and distraction-free view of articles.</p>
It supports more than 300 languages and integrates with desktop searches,
providing suggestions that make it easier to find any content.
Other features are: bookmarks with multiple lists, article table of contents,
history, text searches and much more…</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK4/libadwaita since release 2.0.0, fully adaptive since 2.0.1.</p>
For the previous GTK3/libhandy releases standard min-width was a bit too wide, scale-to-fit wike on</code> made it usable.</p>


Hermes Messenger
2021-05-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Unofficial Fb Messenger app for linux smartphone </p>Description</h3>
Hermes Messenger is a unofficial Gtk WebKit Facebook messenger app made for linux smartphone (eg: librem 5, pinephone). It's based on the Web version of Fb messenger with some hacks to run properly on a smartphone screen.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Original repo was removed, URLs were updated to a fork of a still existing fork.
Rewrite to GTK WebKit is in progress, check releases to download prebuilt packages.</p>


Stream
2021-05-08T00:00:00+00:00
 A Web Video Player </p>Description</h3>
A Web Video Player</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Pretty nice, but lacks hardware accelerated video playback.</p>


Tinge
2021-05-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Tinge is a mobile first application for controlling Philips Hue lights on Linux </p>
Notice</h3>
Could not test whether this actually works with Hue lights because I don't have any.</p>


Maelstrom
2021-05-06T00:00:00+00:00
 High Quality Asteroids Clone </p>Description</h3>
You pilot your ship through the dreaded "Maelstrom" asteroid belt -- suddenly your best friend thrusts towards you and fires, directly at your cockpit. You raise your shields just in time, and the battle is joined.</p>
The deadliest stretch of space known to mankind has just gotten deadlier. Everywhere massive asteroids jostle for a chance to crush your ship, and deadly shinobi fighter patrols pursue you across the asteroid belt. But the deadliest of them all is your sister ship, assigned to you on patrol. The pilot, trained by your own Navy, battle hardened by months in the Maelstrom, is equipped with a twin of your own ship and intimate knowledge of your tactics.</p>
The lovely Stratocaster R&R facility never sounded so good, but as you fire full thrusters to dodge the latest barrage you begin to think you'll never get home...</p>
Source</a></p>


Kasts
2021-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Podcast application </p>Description</h3>
Kasts is a convergent podcast application that looks good on desktop and mobile.</p>
Its main features are:</p>

Episode management through play queue</li>
Sync playback positions with other clients through gpodder.net or gpodder-nextcloud</li>
Variable playback speed</li>
Search for podcasts</li>
Full system integration: e.g. inhibit system suspend while listening</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Amazfish
2021-05-05T00:00:00+00:00
 Smart watch sync app </p>Description</h3>
Companion application for Huami Devices (such as Amazfit Bip, Cor, MiBand2/3 and GTS and GTS) and the Pinetime Infinitime.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Companion app for smartwatches, including PineTime and Bangle.js. Originally for SailfishOS, has been ported to Kirigami.</p>


Clapper
2021-05-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Lean back and enjoy videos </p>Description</h3>
Clapper is a modern media player designed for simplicity and ease of use.
Powered by GStreamer and built for the GNOME desktop environment using
GTK4 toolkit, it has a clean and stylish interface that lets you focus
on enjoying your favorite videos.</p>
Clapper uses a playback queue where you can add multiple media files.
Think of it like a playlist that you can build. You can easily reorder
items or remove them from the queue with a simple drag and drop operation.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Supports hardware accelerated playback on PinePhone and Librem 5.</p>


FluffyChat
2021-05-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Chat with your friends </p>Description</h3>
FluffyChat is an open source, nonprofit and cute matrix messenger app. The app is easy to use but secure and decentralized.</p>
Features</p>

Send all kinds of messages, images and files</li>
Voice messages</li>
Location sharing</li>
Push notifications</li>
Unlimited private and public group chats</li>
Public channels with thousands of participants</li>
Feature rich group moderation including all matrix features</li>
Discover and join public groups</li>
Dark mode</li>
Hides complexity of Matrix IDs behind simple QR codes</li>
Custom emotes and stickers</li>
Video calls via sharing links to Jitsi</li>
Spaces</li>
Compatible with Element, Nheko, NeoChat and all other Matrix apps</li>
End to end encryption</li>
Emoji verification & cross signing</li>
And much more...</li>
</ul>
FluffyChat comes with a dream</p>
Imagine a world where everyone can choose the messenger they like and is still able to chat with all of their friends.</p>
A world where there are no companies spying on you when you send selfies to friends and lovers.</p>
And a world where apps are made for fluffyness and not for profit. ♥</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
As of August 2023, Fluffychat does not seem to work on devices that only support OpenGL ES 2.0 (e.g., PinePhone, Librem 5). You can get flatpak builds to work on these devices by disabling acces to "GPU acceleration" and "All devices" in Flatseal.</p>


Keepassk
2021-05-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Password Manager </p>Description</h3>
Keepassk is a password manager for KDBX-based password databases</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
WIP, read only, only for password-only encrypted databases currently.</p>


Code of Conduct
2021-05-01T18:20:00+00:00
 Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct. </p>
Our Pledge</h2>
We as members, contributors, and leaders pledge to make participation in our
community a harassment-free experience for everyone, regardless of age, body
size, visible or invisible disability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender
identity and expression, level of experience, education, socio-economic status,
nationality, personal appearance, race, caste, color, religion, or sexual identity
and orientation.</p>
We pledge to act and interact in ways that contribute to an open, welcoming,
diverse, inclusive, and healthy community.</p>
Our Standards</h2>
Examples of behavior that contributes to a positive environment for our
community include:</p>

Demonstrating empathy and kindness toward other people</li>
Being respectful of differing opinions, viewpoints, and experiences</li>
Giving and gracefully accepting constructive feedback</li>
Accepting responsibility and apologizing to those affected by our mistakes,
and learning from the experience</li>
Focusing on what is best not just for us as individuals, but for the
overall community</li>
</ul>
Examples of unacceptable behavior include:</p>

The use of sexualized language or imagery, and sexual attention or
advances of any kind</li>
Trolling, insulting or derogatory comments, and personal or political attacks</li>
Public or private harassment</li>
Publishing others' private information, such as a physical or email
address, without their explicit permission</li>
Other conduct which could reasonably be considered inappropriate in a
professional setting</li>
</ul>
Enforcement Responsibilities</h2>
Community leaders are responsible for clarifying and enforcing our standards of
acceptable behavior and will take appropriate and fair corrective action in
response to any behavior that they deem inappropriate, threatening, offensive,
or harmful.</p>
Community leaders have the right and responsibility to remove, edit, or reject
comments, commits, code, wiki edits, issues, and other contributions that are
not aligned to this Code of Conduct, and will communicate reasons for moderation
decisions when appropriate.</p>
Scope</h2>
This Code of Conduct applies within all community spaces, and also applies when
an individual is officially representing the community in public spaces.
Examples of representing our community include using an official e-mail address,
posting via an official social media account, or acting as an appointed
representative at an online or offline event.</p>
Enforcement</h2>
Instances of abusive, harassing, or otherwise unacceptable behavior may be
reported to the community leaders responsible for enforcement at
peter@linmob.net</a>.
All complaints will be reviewed and investigated promptly and fairly.</p>
All community leaders are obligated to respect the privacy and security of the
reporter of any incident.</p>
Enforcement Guidelines</h2>
Community leaders will follow these Community Impact Guidelines in determining
the consequences for any action they deem in violation of this Code of Conduct:</p>
1. Correction</h3>
Community Impact</strong>: Use of inappropriate language or other behavior deemed
unprofessional or unwelcome in the community.</p>
Consequence</strong>: A private, written warning from community leaders, providing
clarity around the nature of the violation and an explanation of why the
behavior was inappropriate. A public apology may be requested.</p>
2. Warning</h3>
Community Impact</strong>: A violation through a single incident or series
of actions.</p>
Consequence</strong>: A warning with consequences for continued behavior. No
interaction with the people involved, including unsolicited interaction with
those enforcing the Code of Conduct, for a specified period of time. This
includes avoiding interactions in community spaces as well as external channels
like social media. Violating these terms may lead to a temporary or
permanent ban.</p>
3. Temporary Ban</h3>
Community Impact</strong>: A serious violation of community standards, including
sustained inappropriate behavior.</p>
Consequence</strong>: A temporary ban from any sort of interaction or public
communication with the community for a specified period of time. No public or
private interaction with the people involved, including unsolicited interaction
with those enforcing the Code of Conduct, is allowed during this period.
Violating these terms may lead to a permanent ban.</p>
4. Permanent Ban</h3>
Community Impact</strong>: Demonstrating a pattern of violation of community
standards, including sustained inappropriate behavior,  harassment of an
individual, or aggression toward or disparagement of classes of individuals.</p>
Consequence</strong>: A permanent ban from any sort of public interaction within
the community.</p>
Attribution</h2>
This Code of Conduct is adapted from the Contributor Covenant</a>,
version 2.0, available at
https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/0/code_of_conduct.html</a>.</p>
Community Impact Guidelines were inspired by
Mozilla's code of conduct enforcement ladder</a>.</p>
For answers to common questions about this code of conduct, see the FAQ at
https://www.contributor-covenant.org/faq</a>. Translations are available
at https://www.contributor-covenant.org/translations</a>.</p>


Privacy Policy
2021-05-01T08:00:00+00:00
 We do not use cookies and we do not collect any personal data. </p>
TLDR</strong>: We do not use cookies and we do not collect any personal data.</p>
Website visitors</h2>

No personal information is collected.</li>
No information is stored in the browser.</li>
No information is shared with, sent to or sold to third-parties.</li>
No information is shared with advertising companies.</li>
No information is mined and harvested for personal and behavioral trends.</li>
No information is monetized.</li>
</ul>
Contact us</h2>
Contact us</a> if you have any questions.</p>
Effective Date: 31st December 2021</em></p>


WebArchives
2021-04-29T00:00:00+00:00
 A web archives viewer </p>Description</h3>
A web archives viewer offering the ability to browse offline
millions of articles from large community projects such as Wikipedia
or Wikisource.</p>
Features:</p>

List recently opened web archives</li>
List available local web archives</li>
List of web archives available to download</li>
Print a page</li>
Night mode (Darkreader)</li>
Zoom controls</li>
Search in page</li>
History</li>
Bookmarks</li>
Search a page</li>
Keyboard shortcuts</li>
Multi-windows</li>
Multi-tabs</li>
Random page</li>
Sandboxed pages (Pages are isolated from the web)</li>
Ask for confirmation when opening an external link</li>
Handle the opening of zim files from external applications (Nautilus...)</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Only supports ZIM files, but works pretty great!</p>


DayKountdown
2021-04-29T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple date countdown app written for KDE Plasma, using Kirigami. </p>
Description</h3>
A date countdown app written in QML/Kirigami and C++, for use with KDE Plasma on Linux.</p>
The app counts the days towards a date of your choice.</p>
It allows you to pick a date, provide a name, and a short description for your countdowns.</p>
Features</h2>

Adding and removing countdowns</li>
Compatibility with both desktop and mobile form factors</li>
Import and export countdowns from .JSON files</li>
Sorting by date, name, and creation time</li>
Sync with your KDE Plasma calendars and easily add events from there into your countdowns</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


OptiImage
2021-04-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Image optimizer to reduce the size of images </p>Description</h3>
Optimize your images with OptiImage, a useful image compressor that supports
PNG, JPEG, WebP and SVG file types.</p>
It supports both lossless and lossy compression modes with an option whether
to keep or not metadata of images. It additionally has a safe mode, where a new
image is created instead of overwriting the old one.</p>
It uses the following tools:</p>

oxipng for PNG images</li>
jpegoptim for JPEG images</li>
scour for SVG images</li>
cwebp for WebP images</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Birdie
2021-04-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Wakeup Alarm App for a Linux Phone </p>
Description</h3>
Alarm app designed for Linux phones.</p>
Features</h4>

system wakes up from power saving mode (suspend) to play the alarm</li>
single alarm schedule</li>
alarm is repeated for selected days of the week</li>
snooze button</li>
pleasant wake up sound (included)</li>
gradual volume increase of the alarm</li>
alarm test mode</li>
alarm accessible from a lockscreen (via MPRIS)</li>
landscape and portrait mode layouts</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
An improvement on wake-mobile</a>.</p>


Khronos
2021-04-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Log the time it took to do tasks </p>Description</h3>
Start logging any task's time to completion, with the ability to stop the timer at any moment, with notifications for longer task sessions.</p>

Quit anytime with the shortcut Ctrl + Q</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Sadly deep sleep interferes with time tracking on the PinePhone (and other devices that use suspend to improve battery life), so make sure that it does not suspend while you track a task.</p>


PineBattery
2021-04-24T00:00:00+00:00
 GTK app for monitoring the PinePhone and PineTab battery. </p>
Notice</h3>
Cloning the repo and running install.sh is enough to try this simple battery monitor.</p>


Paper Plane
2021-04-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Chat over Telegram on a modern and elegant client </p>Description</h3>
Paper Plane is an alternative Telegram client.
It uses libadwaita for its user interface and strives to meet the design principles of the GNOME desktop.</p>
Paper Plane is still under development and not yet feature-complete.
However, the following things are already working:</p>

The use of multiple accounts at the same time.</li>
Viewing text messages, images, stickers and files.</li>
Sending text messages and images.</li>
Replying to messages.</li>
Searching for groups and persons.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
WIP, in early beta, read the readme's API key section</a> regarding the risks of getting your account banned.</p>


Lith
2021-04-18T00:00:00+00:00
 WeeChat Relay Client </p>Description</h3>
With Lith, you can connect to your WeeChat instance from any device.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
WeeChat client – you will need to set up and configure WeeChat to use this.</p>


Pamac
2021-04-18T00:00:00+00:00
 Graphical Package Manager for Manjaro Linux with Alpm, AUR, Appstream, Flatpak and Snap support </p>
Notice</h3>
Previous to pamac 11, pamac used GTK3 with libadwaita.</p>


Simple Diary
2021-04-11T00:00:00+00:00
 Simple and lightweight diary app </p>Description</h3>
Designed to be easy to use and be out of the way, to let you focus on documenting and reflecting over your daily life.</p>
A few notable features are:</p>

Saves entries in standard markdown</li>
Adding images to your entries</li>
Scales on desktops, laptops, tablets and phones</li>
Dark mode</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libhandy before 0.3.1.</p>


Public Transport
2021-04-10T00:00:00+00:00
 public transportation app (currently) for Germany </p>Description</h3>
Real time information for public transportation (currently) in Germany</p>
Source</a></p>


postmarketOS Tweaks
2021-04-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Mobile settings tweak application </p>Description</h3>
A Gnome-Tweaks like application for modifying phone settings</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Deprecated and integrated into Phosh Mobile Settings</a>, see this blog post</a> for details.</p>


1peter10
2021-04-01T08:50:45+00:00
 Creator of LinuxPhoneApps.org. </p>
Creator of LinuxPhoneApps</strong>.</p>
You can find a little bit of "about me" on linmob.net</a>.</p>
You can find my poor attempts at contributing to FOSS on github</a>, gitlab</a>, codeberg</a> and framagit</a>.</p>


MIT
2021-04-01T08:50:45+00:00
 The MIT License. </p>
MIT License</p>
Wikipedia</a></p>


WIP
2021-04-01T08:50:45+00:00
 Work in Progress </p>
Work In Progress</strong> means that an app is already working, but hasn't seen an initial release yet – or that release is a very early one.</p>


Pipeline
2021-03-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Follow video creators </p>Description</h3>
Pipeline lets you watch and download videos from YouTube and PeerTube, all without needing to navigate through
different websites. Its adaptive design allows you to enjoy content on any screen size.</p>
Pipeline allows you to:</p>

Translators: Part of the description of the application in the metainfo.</li>
Search for you favorite channels and subscribe to them.</li>
Aggregate the videos of all subscriptions into a single feed.</li>
Filter out unwanted items from the feed, like short videos or videos from a series.</li>
Play those videos either in the built-in video player or with any other video player of your choice.</li>
Download videos for offline viewing.</li>
Manage videos you want to watch later.</li>
Import your subscriptions from NewPipe or YouTube.</li>
Supports YouTube, PeerTube with the possibility to extend to other platforms on request.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Make sure to read the wiki</a>. Ported to GTK4/libadwaita with release 1.6.0, renamed from Tubefeeder to Pipeline in July 2023 with v1.11.0.</p>


Mousai
2021-03-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Identify songs in seconds </p>Description</h3>
Discover songs you are aching to know with an easy-to-use interface.</p>
Mousai is a simple application that can recognize songs similar to Shazam. Just click the listen button, and then wait a few seconds. It will magically return the title and artist of that song!</p>
Note: This uses the API of audd.io, so it is necessary to log in to their site to get more trials.</p>
Why you will love Mousai?</p>

🎵 Identify songs within seconds or save for later when offline</li>
🎙️ Recognize from desktop audio or your microphone</li>
🎸 Build a repertoire of recognized songs</li>
🎼 Quickly preview the song within the interface</li>
🌐 Browse and listen the song from different providers</li>
📱 Easy-to-use user interface</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Sums
2021-03-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Calculate with postfix notation </p>Description</h3>
Sums is a postfix calculator designed for quick calculations and focused
on simplicity. Features include:</p>

A selection of core mathematical operations and constants</li>
Two-way history navigation</li>
Copying your results with one click</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
A few pixels too wide.</p>


Characters
2021-03-31T00:00:00+00:00
 Character map application </p>Description</h3>
Characters is a simple utility application to find and insert unusual characters. It allows you to quickly find the character you are looking for by searching for keywords.</p>
You can also browse characters by categories, such as Punctuation, Pictures, etc.</p>
Source</a></p>


Thumbdrives
2021-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Thumbdrive and ISO emulator for phones </p>Description</h3>
Thumbdrives is a USB mass storage emulator for Linux handhelds. It uses the
USB gadget configurations in the kernel to present a virtual USB CD drive or
thumbdrive to the attached device. This makes it possible to install linux
from the phone on the target device.</p>
CD emulation above cdrom sizes is not supported by the kernel and those .iso
files will be emulated as usb mass storage instead. Files ending in .img will
always be emulated as usb mass storage and will be writable.</p>
Source</a></p>


Simon Tatham's Portable Puzzle Collection
2021-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 A collection of small computer programs which implement one-player puzzle games. </p>
Notice</h3>
Games mostly scale well, and can all be played with the touchscreen. Might clog your app draw with 15 different game icons.</p>


wake-mobile
2021-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Proof-of-concept alarm app that uses systemd timers to wake up the system </p>
Notice</h3>
Just really simple, working Proof-of-Concept, easy to make install and uninstall.</p>


Sound Recorder
2021-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple, modern sound recorder for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
Sound Recorder provides a simple and modern interface that provides a
straight-forward way to record and play audio.
It allows you to do basic editing, and create voice memos.</p>
Sound Recorder automatically handles the saving process so that you
do not need to worry about accidentally discarding the previous recording.</p>
Supported audio formats:</p>

Ogg Vorbis, Opus, FLAC, MP3 and MOV</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Previously called GNOME Sound Recroder. GTK4/libadwaita since release 42.</p>


Numberstation
2021-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 TOTP authenticator application </p>Description</h3>
A TOTP authenticator application like Google Authenticator and Gnome Authenticator</p>
Source</a></p>


Unciv
2021-03-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Turn-based strategy game </p>Description</h3>
A reimplementation of the most famous civilization-building game ever—fast, small, no ads, free forever!</p>
Build your civilization, research technologies, expand your cities and defeat your foes!</p>
The world awaits! Will you build your civilization into an empire that will stand the test of time?</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
The resolution is pretty messed up with the text bordering on unreadable, but otherwise running fine</p>


Elisa
2021-03-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Play local music and listen to online radio </p>Description</h3>
The Elisa music player is developed by the KDE community and strives to be simple and pleasant to use.</p>
With Elisa, you can browse your local music collection by genre, artist, album, or track, listen to online radio, create and manage playlists, display lyrics, and more.</p>
Elisa supports your full KDE color scheme when used on the Plasma desktop, or else the standard light and dark modes.</p>
Chill out with Party Mode, which puts your music's album art front and center.</p>
Source</a></p>


GCompris
2021-03-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Educational game for children </p>Description</h3>
GCompris is a high quality educational software suite, including a large number of activities for children aged 2 to 10.</p>
Some of the activities are game orientated, but nonetheless
still educational.</p>
Below you can find a list of categories with some of the
activities available in that category.</p>

computer discovery: keyboard, mouse, different mouse gestures, etc.</li>
arithmetic: table memory, enumeration, mirror image, balance
the scale, change giving, etc.</li>
science: the canal lock, color mixing, gravity concept, etc.</li>
games: memory, connect 4, tic tac toe, sudoku, hanoi tower, etc.</li>
reading: reading practice, etc.</li>
other: learn to tell time, the braille system, maze, music
instruments, etc.</li>
</ul>
Currently GCompris offers in excess of 100 activities and more
are being developed. GCompris is free software, that means that
you can adapt it to your own needs, improve it and, most
importantly, share it with children everywhere.</p>
Source</a></p>


Shattered Pixel Dungeon
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Roguelike RPG, with pixel art graphics and lots of variety and replayability </p>Description</h3>
Shattered Pixel Dungeon is a Roguelike RPG, with pixel art graphics and lots of variety and replayability. Every game is unique, with four different playable characters, randomized levels and enemies, and over 150 items to collect and use. The game is simple to get into, but has lots of depth. Strategy is required if you want to win!</p>
This game is based on the freely available source code of Pixel Dungeon. It began as a project to improve on the original game's quirks, but has since evolved into a separate game, with many unique features.</p>
Shattered Pixel Dungeon includes:</p>

High replayability: Randomly generated levels, enemies, and items. No two games are the same!</li>
4 hero classes: Warrior, Mage, Rogue, and Huntress. Each hero has a unique playstyle.</li>
8 subclasses: Successful heroes can refine their skills to become more powerful.</li>
5 distinct dungeon regions: each with their own enemies, traps, and quests.</li>
Over 150 different items: including powerful wands, rings, weapons, and armor.</li>
50+ different enemies, 30 different traps, and 5 bosses to test your skills.</li>
Unique artifacts, which grow in power as you use them.</li>
Updates, with new content roughly once a month.</li>
</ul>
Shattered Pixel Dungeon is a 100% free game. There are no advertisements, microtransactions, or paywalls. An optional donation to support the game unlocks a couple of fun extras, but these are entirely cosmetic and do not affect gameplay.</p>
Find an issue with the game? Have a suggestion? Then contact me! This game is a solo project, so the feedback of players is invaluable in improving the game. You can contact me at Evan@ShatteredPixel.com (My ability to respond to emails in languages other than English is limited.)</p>
Shattered Pixel Dungeon is available in multiple languages thanks to support from the community. The translation project is hosted here: https://www.transifex.com/shattered-pixel/shattered-pixel-dungeon</p>
Shattered Pixel Dungeon is open source software under the GPLv3 Licence. You can find the current source code here: https://github.com/00-Evan/shattered-pixel-dungeon</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Forked by ebolalex to allow it to run. Best in fullscreen mode. Needs java.</p>


Zandronum
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Leading the way in newschool multiplayer Doom online </p>Description</h3>
Zandronum is a multiplayer oriented port, based off Skulltag, for Doom and Doom II by id Software. Zandronum brings classic Doom into the 21st century, maintaining the essence of what has made Doom great for so many years and, at the same time, adding new features to modernize it, creating a fresh, fun new experience. Here's why you should kill your time with Zandronum, versus vanilla Doom:</p>

Client/server architecture: play and switch between games with ease</li>
Supports up to 64 players</li>
Wide array of gameplay modes</li>
Competitive: Team DM, Duel, CTF, Possession, LMS, Terminator, Skulltag</li>
Cooperative: Survival, Invasion (or both!)</li>
Modifiers, like Instagib and Buckshot, can be used to spice up any game</li>
Modern and beautiful</li>
Support for large number of ZDoom and GZDoom mods</li>
Choose between GZDoom's OpenGL renderer, or Doom's Software renderer</li>
Useful features like a console, Quake-style key bindings, freelooking, and jumping</li>
Support for many Doom engine based games including Heretic, Hexen, and Strife</li>
Supports modern versions of Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux</li>
</ul>
In some scenarios, commercial data files are required to run the supported games. In other cases, it's possibly to automatically use Freedoom as a drop-in replacement. This package comes bundled with Doomseeker for easy installation and server browsing.</p>
Source</a></p>


Endless Sky
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Space exploration and combat game </p>Description</h3>
Explore other star systems. Earn money by trading, carrying passengers, or completing missions. Use your earnings to buy a better ship or to upgrade the weapons and engines on your current one. Blow up pirates. Take sides in a civil war. Or leave human space behind and hope to find some friendly aliens whose culture is more civilized than your own...</p>
Endless Sky is a sandbox-style space exploration game similar to Elite, Escape Velocity, or Star Control. You start out as the captain of a tiny spaceship and can choose what to do from there. The game includes a major plot line and many minor missions, but you can choose whether you want to play through the plot or strike out on your own as a merchant or bounty hunter or explorer.</p>
Source</a></p>


Tremulous
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Aliens vs Humans, First Person Shooter game with elements of Real Time Strategy </p>Description</h3>
Tremulous is a free, open source game that blends a team based FPS with
elements of an RTS.</p>
Players can choose from 2 unique races, aliens and humans.
Players on both teams are able to build working structures in-game like an
RTS.</p>
Source</a></p>


OpenRA
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Reimagining of early Westwood real-time strategy games </p>


Xash3D
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Custom Gold Source engine rewritten from scratch. </p>


GNU Chess
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 GNU Chess is a chess-playing program. </p>Description</h3>
GNU Chess is a chess-playing program. It can be used to play chess against the computer on a terminal or, more commonly, as a chess engine for graphical chess frontends such as Xboard. Source</a></p>


Magarena
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Single-player fantasy card game played against a computer opponent. </p>Description</h3>
Magarena is a single-player fantasy card game played against a computer opponent. The rules for Magarena are based on the first modern collectible card game. Learn more about Magarena.</p>
Source</a></p>


PrBoom
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 PrBoom is the culmination of years of work by various people and projects on the Doom source code. </p>


Half Life
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Sci-fi first-person shooter developed and published by Valve. </p>


FreeOrion
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Turn-based space empire and galactic conquest game </p>Description</h3>
FreeOrion is a free, Open Source, turn-based space empire and galactic conquest computer game.</p>
FreeOrion is inspired by the tradition of the Master of Orion games, but does not try to be a clone or remake of that series or any other game. It builds on the classic 4X (eXplore, eXpand, eXploit and eXterminate) model.</p>
Source</a></p>


GNOME Chess
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Play the classic two-player board game of chess </p>Description</h3>
GNOME Chess is a simple chess game. You can play against your computer at
three different difficulty levels, or against a friend at your computer.</p>
Computer chess enthusiasts will appreciate GNOME Chess’s compatibility with
nearly all modern computer chess engines, and its ability to detect several
popular engines automatically if installed.</p>
Source</a></p>


2048
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Obtain the 2048 tile </p>Description</h3>
Play the highly addictive 2048 game. 2048 is a clone of the popular
single-player puzzle game. Gameplay consists of joining numbers in a grid
and obtain the 2048 tile.</p>
Use your keyboard's arrow keys to slide all tiles in the desired direction.
Be careful: all tiles slide to their farthest possible positions, you cannot
slide just one tile or one row or column. Tiles with the same value are
joined when slided one over the other.</p>
With every new tile obtained you increase your score. If you think you can easily
get the 2048 tile, do not let it stop you, the game does not end there, you can
continue joining tiles and improving your score.</p>
Originally created by Gabriele Cirulli, 2048 has gained much popularity
due to it being highly addictive. Cirulli's 2048 is in turn a clone of
the 1024 game and includes ideas from other clones.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK4/libadwaita since 50.0</a>.</p>


AudioTube
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 YouTube Music app </p>Description</h3>
AudioTube can search YouTube Music, list albums and artists, play automatically generated playlists, albums and allows to put your own playlist together. It is adapted to mobile phones and desktop computers.</p>
Source</a></p>


OpenMW
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Reimplementation of The Elder Scrolls III: Morrowind </p>Description</h3>
OpenMW is a new engine for 2002's Game of the Year, The Elder Scrolls 3: Morrowind.</p>
It aims to be a fully playable (and improved!), open source implementation of the game's engine and functionality (including mods).</p>
You will still need the original game data to play OpenMW.</p>
Source</a></p>


GZDoom
2021-03-14T00:00:00+00:00
 Game engine for Classic Doom </p>Description</h3>
GZDoom and this Flatpak are no longer maintained.</p>
Please switch to UZDoom, which is officialy supported using an AppImage.</p>
Source</a></p>


Wordbook
2021-03-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Look up definitions for words </p>Description</h3>
Wordbook is an offline English-English dictionary application powered by WordNet and
eSpeak.</p>
Features:</p>

Fully offline after initial data download</li>
Pronunciations</li>
Random Word</li>
Favorites</li>
History</li>
Double click to search</li>
Dark mode</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libadwaita until 0.2.0, GTK4/libadwaita since 0.4.0.</p>


Idok Remote
2021-03-10T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple Kodi remote that supports multiple Kodi instances. </p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit February 27th, 2022.</p>


Siglo
2021-02-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Sync PineTime with your PinePhone </p>Description</h3>
Features:</p>
Supports all Phosh-based PinePhone distros.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Great companion app for updating and time syncing InifiniTime, e.g. on the PineTime smartwatch.</p>


Crow Translate
2021-02-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Application that allows you to translate and speak text using Mozhi </p>Description</h3>
Application written in C++ / Qt that allows you to translate and speak text using Mozhi.</p>
Features:</p>

Multiple translation engines provided by Mozhi (some instances can disable specific engines)*</li>
Translate and speak text from screen or selection</li>
Highly customizable shortcuts</li>
Command-line interface with rich options</li>
D-Bus API</li>
Available for Linux and Windows</li>
</ul>
*While Mozhi acts as a proxy to protect your privacy, the third-party services it uses may store and analyze the text you send.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
You can force portrait mode in Settings -> General -> Main window orientation.</p>


eOVPN
2021-02-20T00:00:00+00:00
 OpenVPN Configuration Manager </p>Description</h3>
eOVPN is a application to connect, manage and update(from a remote .zip) OpenVPN
configurations.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
scale-to-fit helps with properly scaling the settings menu to make it usable.</p>


Spot
2021-02-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Listen to music on Spotify </p>Description</h3>
Listen to music on Spotify.</p>
Current features:</p>

playback control (play/pause, prev/next, seeking)</li>
play queue with shuffle option</li>
selection mode: easily browse and select mutliple tracks to queue them</li>
browse your saved albums and playlists</li>
search albums and artists</li>
view an artist's releases</li>
view users' playlists</li>
credentials management with Secret Service</li>
MPRIS integration</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Unmaintained as per README notice since 2025-08-07, forks like Riff</a> are recommended instead.
Spotify Premium only, GTK4/libadwaita since 0.2.0.</p>


Notejot
2021-02-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Jot your ideas </p>Description</h3>
A very simple notes application for any type of short term notes or ideas.</p>

Classify them in tags</li>
Set locations and tags seamlessly, viewing locations in a brand new view</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


pass-manager-compact
2021-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Compact GUI for pass to be useable for smartphones </p>Description</h3>
This a compact GUI for pass (https://www.passwordstore.org/). It’s designed to be used for the Librem5 (or other Linux Smartphones with GTK). But it can also be used on normal screens.</p>
It supports the extension pass-otp (https://github.com/tadfisher/pass-otp
and the extension pass-tomb (https://github.com/roddhjav/pass-tomb) Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Binary for Debian can be downloaded from the repo</a>.</p>
#helpwanted, testing needed</p>


caerbannog
2021-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Frontend for password-store </p>


PassUi
2021-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 PassUi is a free and open source graphical user interface for the standard unix password manager written in python, with small screens in mind. </p>


Weather Mobile
2021-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple GTK weather app to play with Linux Mobile development in GTK4 and OpenWeather API. </p>
Notice</h3>
WIP, lacks desktop file and PKGBUILD does not work.</p>


gPodder-adaptive
2021-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Media aggregator and podcast client for mobile and desktop alike </p>Description</h3>
gPodder lets you manage your Podcast subscriptions, discover new content and download episodes to your devices.</p>
You can also take advantage of the service gpodder.net, which lets you sync subscriptions, playback progress and starred episodes.</p>
This is a version of gPodder with an adaptive interface meant for both touchscreen devices, like phones and tablets, and desktop and laptop computers.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GPodder adaptive became a branch of the main project, and has been scaling just fine since.</p>


Qwertone
2021-02-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Turns your PC into musical instrument </p>Description</h3>
Qwertone is a very simple music synthesizer that relies on usual QWERTY keyboard for input.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Inactive since 2021-11-21.</p>


Master Key
2021-02-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage passwords without saving them </p>Description</h3>
Master Key is a password manager application that generates and manages passwords without the
need to store them</p>
Features:</p>

Passwords are generated using a combination of a master key, a site and a login</li>
Passwords are never stored</li>
Passwords can be recreated everywhere</li>
The accounts information is encrypted</li>
Follows the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Ported to GTK4 with 1.2.0, used GTK3/libadwaita before.</p>


Castor
2021-02-03T00:00:00+00:00
 A graphical client for plain-text protocols written in Rust with GTK. It currently supports the Gemini, Gopher and Finger protocols. </p>


Kairo
2021-02-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Sport Training Timer Application </p>Description</h3>
An application to help doing sport exercises to train (bodybuilding, stretching, ...) using timers to help you.</p>
Source</a></p>


Pikasso
2021-02-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Drawing Program </p>Description</h3>
Pikasso is a simple drawing program for Plasma and Plasma Mobile.</p>
Pikasso provides a few interesting features:</p>

Free form drawing</li>
Draw rectangles and ellipses</li>
SVG export</li>
Undo</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


RuneLite
2021-01-26T00:00:00+00:00
 RuneLite OSRS Client </p>Description</h3>
RuneLite is a free, open-source and super fast client for Old School RuneScape.</p>
Source</a></p>


ABV Calculator
2021-01-24T00:00:00+00:00
 ABV Calculator is a refractometer ABV calculator intended for beer or wine </p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in August 2021.</p>


Home Assistant Connect (HAC)
2021-01-24T00:00:00+00:00
 HA Connect is a simple web app for connecting to the web interface of an Home Assistant server. </p>


Lord Almighty's Modern Bible (LAMB)
2021-01-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Lord Almighty's Modern Bible (LAMB) is a cross platform Bible application. </p>Description</h3>
Lord Almighty's Modern Bible (LAMB) is a cross platform Bible application. It was designed with Linux Mobile in mind and provides an offline copy of the Bible in an elegant look and feel. This app was developed to spread scripture to the security minded individuals that need or prefer to read the bible offline for various reasons. The hope is that this app will help to bring scripture to many people across the world who may not have access to stable internet, high-end devices or a safe place to read it online. The Bible text and glossary in this app are based on the 2020 edition of the World English Bible. Neither the scripture nor the translations in Lord Almighty's Modern Bible have been modified from the World English Bible, however, there were major modifications made to the footnotes display and some text from the WEB version. Each footnote has been reviewed for context and placement. They have been put into a more modern and mobile compatable tooltip popup. The word/words/phrase that they apply to have also been underlined. Quotes from other sections of the Bible have also been moved into popups to prevent the reader from having to skip around. This I hope will help the reader gain a better understanding of what they are reading. Source</a></p>


Media Server Connect (MSC)
2021-01-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Media Server Connect is a simple web app for connecting to the web interface of an Emby server. </p>


Cuttlefish
2021-01-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Client for PeerTube, the federated video hosting service </p>Description</h3>
Client for PeerTube, the federated video hosting service</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
It's very much WIP and seems to be inactive since November 2021.</p>


Dino
2021-01-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Modern XMPP chat client </p>Description</h3>
Dino is a modern open-source chat client for the desktop. It focuses on providing a clean and reliable Jabber/XMPP experience while having your privacy in mind.</p>
It supports end-to-end encryption with OMEMO and OpenPGP and allows configuring privacy-related features such as read receipts and typing notifications.</p>
Dino fetches history from the server and synchronizes messages with other devices.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK4/libadwaita since release 0.4, 0.5 works well on mobile, except for the built-in emoji picker</a>. Previously, in 0.4.* the main window adapted perfectly, but account and conversation settings did not (can be fixed on Phosh with scale-to-fit dino on</code>), which could make starting conversations difficult</a>. For earlier releases, the feature/handy branch</a> had good mobile compatibility.</p>


Mt
2021-01-17T00:00:00+00:00
 A terminal written in Rust and gtk-rs </p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit September 18th, 2021.</p>


Decoder
2021-01-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Scan and generate QR codes </p>Description</h3>
Fancy yet simple QR Codes scanner and generator.</p>
Features:</p>

QR Code generation</li>
Scanning with a camera</li>
Scanning from a screenshot</li>
Parses and displays QR code content when possible</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Note: Use Megapixels to scan QR codes on your Linux Phone, and use Decoder as a QR Code decoder and creator - most Linux Phones do not expose the camera to every app yet.</p>


Health
2021-01-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Track your fitness goals </p>Description</h3>
Health can visualize how many steps you’ve made daily,
your weight development over time and your daily activities.
Data can be synched from Google Fit or manually entered into Health.
Afterwards, it can be viewed and edited in Health.</p>
Source</a></p>


Ambience
2021-01-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Control LIFX lights </p>Description</h3>
Control LIFX lights on the local network. Use the discovery mode to add the lights you wish to control to your main list.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Deprecated/archived since 2022-06-15, one seemingly abandoned attempt to continue it can be found here</a>.</p>


Metadata Cleaner
2021-01-04T00:00:00+00:00
 View and clean metadata in files </p>Description</h3>
Metadata within a file can tell a lot about you. Cameras record data about when and where a picture was taken and which camera was used. Office applications automatically add author and company information to documents and spreadsheets. This is sensitive information and you may not want to disclose it.</p>
This tool allows you to view metadata in your files and to get rid of it, as much as possible.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Originally, this listing was about the origin about the current fork. It's repository can be found at: https://gitlab.com/rmnvgr/metadata-cleaner/</a></p>


Cawbird
2021-01-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Twitter Client </p>Description</h3>
Cawbird is a native GTK+ twitter client that provides vital features such as Direct Messages (DMs), tweet notifications, conversation views.</p>
Additional features include local viewing of videos, multiple inline images, Lists, Filters, multiple accounts, etc.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was working perfectly since release 1.3.1, no longer working due to Space Karen's API changes; archived on 2023-01-23.
A new Cawbird 2.0 with support for Mastodon was being worked on at https://github.com/CodedOre/NewCaw</a> and has been archived for personal reasons.</p>


CherryTree
2020-12-27T00:00:00+00:00
 Hierarchical Note Taking </p>Description</h3>
A hierarchical note taking application, featuring rich text and syntax highlighting, storing data in either a single file (xml or sqlite) or multiple files and directories.
Cherrytree is not just about having a place to write notes and to-do items and keeping them organized, it's also a place you can store links, pictures, tables, even entire documents. It can be your one program for all the miscellaneous information you have and want to keep. All those little bits of information you have scattered around your hard drive can be conveniently placed into a Cherrytree document where you can easily find it.</p>
The Main Features:</p>

Rich Text supporting Images, Tables, Code Boxes, Hyperlinks and Anchors, Spell Check, Lists</li>
Syntax Highlighting supporting many programming languages</li>
Password Protection, Powerful Find and Replace utilities, TOC generator</li>
Print, Save as PDF, Export to HTML, Export to Plain Text</li>
Import from Several other Note Taking Applications</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
This app is not particularily mobile friendly and not intended for mobile, but if you really like it, you can make it work.</p>


Portfolio
2020-12-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage files on the go </p>Description</h3>
A minimalist file manager for those who want to use Linux mobile devices.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used GTK3/libhandy before its 1.0 release.</p>


Quickddit
2020-12-22T00:00:00+00:00
 A free and open source Reddit client for mobile phones. </p>
Description</h3>
Quickddit is a free and open source Reddit client for mobile phones. Quickddit is not an official client of Reddit and is not</strong> affiliated with Reddit in any way.</p>
Quickddit is developed using Qt and currently available for MeeGo Harmattan (Qt 4.7.4), Sailfish OS (Qt 5.6) and Ubuntu-touch (Qt 5.9). The logic part is developed in C++ while the UI is developed in QML.</p>
The Harmattan port has been left at 1.0.0 feature level, and will not receive new features.</p>
Notice</h3>
Archived on July 8th, 2024.</p>


Enroute Flight Navigation
2020-12-20T00:00:00+00:00
 Flight Navigation App </p>Description</h3>
Enroute Flight Navigation is a flight navigation app for VFR pilots. The
app runs primarily on mobile devices. It is free, open source, 100%
non-commercial and does not collect user data. This desktop version of the
app is hardly useful for actual navigation, but might be used to plan your
next flight on the big screen.</p>
Source</a></p>


Anki
2020-12-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Powerful, intelligent flash cards </p>Description</h3>
Anki is a program which makes remembering things easy. Because it's a lot more efficient than traditional study methods, you can either greatly decrease your time spent studying, or greatly increase the amount you learn.</p>
Anyone who needs to remember things in their daily life can benefit from Anki. Since it is content-agnostic and supports images, audio, videos and scientific markup (via LaTeX), the possibilities are endless.</p>
Optional LaTeX support is provided by the TeX Live Flatpak extension org.freedesktop.Sdk.Extension.texlive.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Because of added complexity (requiring a number of language bindings and build systems), distribution packaging of Anki on ARM/aarch64 may be outdated, even on Flathub.
For instructions on how to build this app yourselves, see this forums post</a>.</p>


loyaltyCardsOpen
2020-12-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Linux App to save and view all your loyalty cards and any kind of card. Ready to use with a Linux Phone. </p>


Clip
2020-12-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Video Player </p>Description</h3>
Clip is a video player and collection manager.</p>
Source</a></p>


PGallery
2020-12-12T00:00:00+00:00
 A dead simple photo gallery made for Pinephone. Built with Vala and Gtk </p>
Notice</h3>
Archived on Oct 4, 2021.</p>


Audiobook QML
2020-12-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Minimal audio book reader for mobile and desktop. </p>
Notice</h3>
Minimal feature set, works fine.
Inactive since 2021-08-25.</p>


YouPlay
2020-12-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Search, download and play music from YouTube </p>Description</h3>
Do you love music, but hate restrictions? With YouPlay you can search for whatever music in your mind. It will list a number of matching songs from YouTube. You can listen to it and YouPlay will download it as an mp3 file.</p>
YouPlay features:</p>

Search music on YouTube by title or artist</li>
Get 10 search results</li>
Play your song</li>
If you play a song, it will be downloaded to your music folder/youplay</li>
Songs will be downloaded in the highest available quality from YouTube</li>
Already downloaded songs will not be downloaded again</li>
You can pause, jump back and forward while playing</li>
YouPlay has a GUI and CLI mode</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Disks
2020-12-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Disk management utility for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
Disks provides an easy way to inspect, format, partition, and configure disks
and block devices.</p>
Using Disks, you can view SMART data, manage devices, benchmark physical
disks, and image USB sticks.</p>
Source</a></p>


Eye of GNOME
2020-12-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Browse and rotate images </p>Description</h3>
Eye of GNOME is an image viewer designed for the GNOME desktop.
It integrates with the GTK look and feel of GNOME, and supports many image
formats for viewing single images or images in a collection.</p>
It also allows to view the images in a fullscreen slideshow mode
or set an image as the desktop wallpaper.
It reads the camera tags to automatically rotate your images in the correct
portrait or landscape orientation.</p>
Source</a></p>


gedit
2020-12-12T00:00:00+00:00
 Text editor </p>Description</h3>
gedit is an easy-to-use and general-purpose text editor. Its development
started in 1998, at the beginnings of the GNOME project, with a good
integration with that desktop environment.</p>
You can use it to write simple notes and documents, or you can enable more
advanced features that are useful for software development.</p>
Source</a></p>


Kiwix
2020-12-12T00:00:00+00:00
 View offline content </p>Description</h3>
Kiwix is dedicated to providing offline access to educational content.</p>
Kiwix makes knowledge available to people with no or limited Internet access.</p>
Kiwix is an offline reader for content like Wikipedia, Project Gutenberg, TED Talks, IFixit... and thousands of others.</p>
Kiwix deals with highly compressed snapshots of Websites that each fit into a single (.zim) file. ZIM files are small enough that they can be stored on users’ mobile phones, computers or small, inexpensive WiFi Hotspot.</p>
Kiwix then acts like a regular Web browser, except that it reads these local copies. People with no or limited internet access can enjoy the same browsing experience as being online.</p>
The name “Kiwix” is a play on the word “Wiki” as it represented our initial goal of making Wikipedia accessible offline.</p>
Kiwix is free and open-source.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Some menu items are not accessible, but it mostly works.</p>


Yishu
2020-12-05T00:00:00+00:00
 A bespoke and simple Todo.txt client </p>Description</h3>
Write a to-do list that will be easy to sync with most known Todo.txt clients</p>

Quit anytime with the shortcut Ctrl + Q</li>
Easily shareable with other Todo.txt clients on other platforms</li>
Searches can be saved, one at a time. No need for more.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Works fine after scale-to-fit, repo has been archived.</p>


Briar
2020-12-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Secure messaging, anywhere </p>Description</h3>
Briar is a messaging app designed for activists, journalists, and anyone
else who needs a safe, easy and robust way to communicate. Unlike
traditional messaging apps, Briar doesn't rely on a central server -
messages are synchronized directly between the users' devices. If the
internet's down, Briar can sync via Bluetooth or Wi-Fi, keeping the
information flowing in a crisis. If the internet's up, Briar can sync via
the Tor network, protecting users and their relationships from
surveillance.</p>
Note: Currently only private chats via Tor are supported in Briar GTK.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Could not chat with Android client in initial test (2020/12/01), deprecated and replaced by Briar Desktop</a> (2021/09/21)</p>


FreeTube
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 An Open Source YouTube app for privacy </p>Description</h3>
FreeTube is an open source desktop YouTube player built with privacy in
mind. Use YouTube without advertisements and prevent Google from tracking
you with their cookies and JavaScript. Available for Windows, Mac &
Linux thanks to Electron.</p>
Please note that FreeTube is currently in Beta. While it should work well
for most users, there are still bugs and missing features that need to be
addressed.</p>
Source</a></p>


Quaternion
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Qt-based client for Matrix networks </p>Description</h3>
Quaternion is a cross-platform desktop IM client for the Matrix protocol.</p>
Source</a></p>


Password
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Password calculator and generator </p>Description</h3>
Password is a password calculator and random generator for Gnome written in Gtk/Vala.</p>
This app calculates strong unique passwords for each alias and passphrase combination.
No need to remember dozens of passwords any longer and no need for a password manager!</p>
The calculator can use MD5, SHA1, SHA256 and SHA512 hash algorithms in combination with HMAC.</p>
Compatible with Linux Phone using Phosh (PinePhone, Librem 5).</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libhandy before release 1.4.0.</p>


Player
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Play movies </p>Description</h3>
Player is the official movie player of the Liri desktop environment.</p>
It can open local files and lets you manage a play list.</p>
Source</a></p>


Parental Controls
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Set parental controls and monitor usage by users </p>Description</h3>
Manage users’ parental controls restrictions, controlling how long they
can use the computer for, what software they can install, and what
installed software they can run.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GUI looks fine, but neither Phosh nor Plasma Mobile are multi-user ready yet, which makes this technically useless for now.</p>


Contrast
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Check contrast between two colors </p>Description</h3>
Contrast checks whether the contrast between two colors meet the WCAG requirements.</p>
Source</a></p>


Rhythmbox
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Play and organize all your music </p>Description</h3>
Rhythmbox is a music management application, designed to work well under the GNOME
desktop. In addition to music stored on your computer, it supports network shares,
podcasts, radio streams, portable music devices (including phones), and internet music
services such as Last.fm and Magnatune.</p>
Rhythmbox is Free software, based on GTK+ and GStreamer, and is extensible via plugins
written in Python or C.</p>
Source</a></p>


Pika Backup
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep your data safe </p>Description</h3>
Doing backups the easy way. Plugin your USB drive and let the Pika do the rest for you.</p>

Create backups locally and remotely</li>
Set a schedule for regular backups</li>
Save time and disk space because Pika Backup does not need to copy known data again</li>
Encrypt your backups</li>
List created archives and browse through their contents</li>
Recover files or folders via your file browser</li>
</ul>
Pika Backup is designed to save your personal data and does not support complete system recovery. Pika Backup is powered by the well-tested BorgBackup software.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libhandy before release 0.3.</p>


OnionShare
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Securely and anonymously share files, host websites, and chat with friends </p>Description</h3>
OnionShare is an open source tool that lets you securely and anonymously share files, host websites, and chat with friends using the Tor network.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Scaling is almost fine with scale-to-fit, drag and drop is tough to unachievable.</p>


Packuru Desktop
2020-11-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Archiving utility </p>Description</h3>
Packuru is an archive manager supporting a wide range of archive formats, batch processing and strong encryption.</p>
Features:</p>

2 complementary programs: Browser and Queue</li>
Batch processing in Queue</li>
Tabbed browsing</li>
View archive properties</li>
Create, extract and test archives; add and delete files; (depends on archive type and backend capabilities)</li>
Create separate archive for each input item</li>
Multipart archive support: 7z, tar/lzip, zip</li>
Strong encryption support: 7z, zip, zpaq</li>
Set plugin-specific options when creating archives or adding files</li>
Restart aborted/failed tasks</li>
View error log of failed tasks</li>
Plugin selection for each archive type</li>
File manager integration: KDE/Dolphin</li>
</ul>
Supported archive types:</p>
Write:</p>
7z, tar (brotli, bzip2, compress, gzip, lrzip, lz4, lzip, lzma, lzop, xz, zstd), zip, zpaq</p>
All:</p>
7z, ace, appimage, ar, arc, arj, bin/cue, bzip2, cab, chm, compress, cpio, cramfs, deb, dmg, ext, fat, gzip, img/ccd, iso9660, lha, lzip, lzma, lzop, mbr, mdf/mds, mdx, msi, nrg, ntfs, pak, pdf, qcow, rar (cbr), rpm, sit/sitx, squashfs (snap), swf, tar (brotli, bzip2, compress, gzip, lrzip, lz4, lzip, lzma, lzop, xz, zstd), udf, vdi, vhd, vmdk, wim, xar, xz, zip (apk, cbz, ear, ipa, jar, war, xpi, zipx), zpaq</p>
Source</a></p>


Celluloid
2020-11-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Plays videos </p>Description</h3>
Celluloid is a simple media player that can play virtually all video and
audio formats. It supports playlists and MPRIS2 media player controls. The
design of Celluloid follows the GNOME Human Interface Guidelines, but can
also be adapted for other systems that don't use client-side decorations
(CSD). It is based on the mpv library and GTK.</p>
Features:</p>

Drag and drop playlist</li>
Loading external mpv configuration files</li>
MPRIS2 D-Bus interface</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Pithos
2020-11-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Pandora radio client </p>Description</h3>
An easy to use native Pandora Radio client that is more lightweight than the pandora.com web client and integrates with the desktop.</p>
It supports most functionality of pandora.com such as rating songs, creating/managing stations, quickmix, etc. On top of that it has many features such as last.fm scrobbling</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Please help with real world experience, service is US-only.</p>


Goodvibes
2020-11-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Play web radios </p>Description</h3>
Goodvibes is a simple internet radio player for GNU/Linux.</p>
It comes with every basic features you can expect from an audio player,
such as multimedia keys, notifications, system sleep inhibition, and
MPRIS2 support.</p>
Source</a></p>


App Center
2020-11-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Application manager for Liri OS </p>Description</h3>
App Center allows you to find and install new applications.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Fine with scale-to-fit, best reason to use it is that it provides a proper alphabetical overview of flathubs software.</p>


Glide
2020-11-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Play movies and audio files </p>Description</h3>
Glide is a simple and minimalistic media player relying on GStreamer for the multimedia support
and GTK for the user interface. Glide should be able to play any multimedia format supported by
GStreamer, locally or remotely hosted.</p>
Once Glide is running you can use some menus to switch the subtitle and audio
tracks, play, pause, seek and switch the window to fullscreen.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3 before 0.6.0.</p>


Futify
2020-11-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Native qml spotify client. </p>
Notice</h3>
Ubuntu Touch Spotify client, can be run on other Mobile Linux distribution too.</p>


phom
2020-11-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Quick hack to have a virtual mouse </p>Description</h3>
Phom is a simple virtual mouse for phosh. It can be used to
control the mouse cursor on an external screen.</p>
If you're not working phosh's convergence features then this
package is likely not very useful to you.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Debian/PureOS packages are to be found as pipeline build artifacts on https://gitlab.gnome.org/guidog/phom/-/pipelines</a></p>


Spotipyne
2020-11-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Gtk Spotify client written in python made to be compatible with mobile formfactors like a pinephone. </p>Description</h3>
A gtk spotify client capable of handling mobile formfactors.</p>
Source</a></p>


ThiefMD
2020-11-03T00:00:00+00:00
 The markdown editor worth stealing </p>Description</h3>
Keep your Markdown managed. Write epic tales, a novel, that screen play, keep a journal, or finally write that book report.</p>
ThiefMD is a Markdown Editor providing an easy way to organize, format, and compile your markdown documents. When you're ready to Publish, go to ePub, PDF, Office, Ghost, WordPress, Write-Freely, or more.</p>
Import from and Export to Office, ePUB, HTML, and more. ThiefMD is your one stop shop for making and managing markdown mischief.</p>
Working on a screenplay? ThiefMD can handle and combine Fountain files as well. Write your novel and prepare for that movie deal all from the same app.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
The start dialog does not fit the screen properly, the editor does.</p>


NeoChat
2020-11-03T00:00:00+00:00
 Chat on Matrix </p>Description</h3>
NeoChat is a chat app that lets you take full advantage of the Matrix network. It provides you with a secure way to send text messages, videos and audio files to your family, colleagues and friends.</p>
NeoChat aims to be a fully featured application for the Matrix specification. As such everything in the current stable specification with the notable exceptions of VoIP, threads and some aspects of End-to-End Encryption are supported. There are a few other smaller omissions due to the fact that the Matrix spec is constantly evolving but the aim remains to provide eventual support for the entire spec.</p>
Due to the nature of the Matrix specification development NeoChat also supports numerous unstable features. Currently these are:</p>

Polls - MSC3381</li>
Sticker Packs - MSC2545</li>
Location Events - MSC3488</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Jami (GNOME client)
2020-10-27T00:00:00+00:00
 Privacy-oriented voice, video, chat, and conference platform </p>Description</h3>
An end-to-end encrypted secure and distributed voice, video, and
chat communication platform that requires no central server and
leaves the power of privacy and freedom in the hands of users.</p>
Jami supports the following key features:</p>

One-to-one conversations</li>
File sharing</li>
Audio calls and conferences</li>
Video calls and conferences</li>
Screen sharing in video calls and conferences</li>
Recording and sending audio messages</li>
Recording and sending video messages</li>
Functioning as a SIP phone software</li>
</ul>
Client applications for GNU/Linux, Windows, macOS, iOS, Android,
and Android TV are available, making Jami an interoperable and
cross-platform communication framework.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Adjusts fairly well, uses Xwayland because of Clutter. Likely deprecated</a> in favour of Jami-qt</a>.</p>


Stellarium
2020-10-27T00:00:00+00:00
 Desktop Planetarium </p>Description</h3>
Stellarium renders 3D photo-realistic skies in real time with OpenGL. It displays stars, constellations, planets and nebulae, and has many other features including multiple panoramic landscapes, fog, light pollution simulation and a built-in scripting engine.</p>
Stellarium comes with a star catalogue of about 600 thousand stars and it is possible to download extra catalogues with up to 220 million stars.</p>
Stellarium has multiple sky cultures - see the constellations from the traditions of Polynesian, Inuit, Navajo, Korean, Greek and Chinese astronomers, as well as the traditional Western or official modern constellations.</p>
It is also possible to visit other planets in the solar system - see what the sky looked like to the Apollo astronauts, or what the rings of Saturn looks like from Titan.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
For a good mobile experience, maybe look into running the Ubuntu Touch variant of Stellarium</a>.</p>


Font Downloader
2020-10-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Install fonts from online sources </p>Description</h3>
Have you ever wanted to change the font in your terminal, but didn't want to go through the entire process of searching, downloading and installing a font? This simple to use and adaptive GTK application allows you to search and install fonts directly from Google Fonts' website!</p>
Source</a></p>


Maliit Keyboard
2020-10-24T00:00:00+00:00
 A virtual keyboard for touch devices </p>Description</h3>
This is a Virtual Keyboard for touch devices. It's used by many projects like Plasma Mobile, Ubuntu Touch and originally the Nokia N9. You can use it to write into the applications in several different languages including many different scripts as well.</p>
Beyond typing, it supports word correction and prediction, multitouch, different layouts, emoji and styling.</p>
Source</a></p>


Axolotl
2020-10-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Axolotl is a crossplattform Signal client </p>Description</h3>
Axolotl is a complete Signal client, it allows you to create a Signal
account and have discussions with your contacts. Unlike the desktop
Signal client, Axolotl is completely autonomous and doesn't require
you to have created an account with the official Signal application.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
To install it on Mobian see https://github.com/nuehm-arno/axolotl-mobian-package</p>


Lingot
2020-10-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Universal tuner </p>Description</h3>
LINGOT is a musical instrument tuner.
It's accurate, easy to use, and highly configurable.
Originally conceived to tune electric guitars, it can
now be used to tune other instruments.</p>
It looks like an analogue tuner, with a gauge indicating
the relative shift to a certain note, determined
automatically as the closest note to the estimated frequency.</p>

It's free software. LINGOT is distributed under the GPL license.</li>
It's really quick and accurate, perfect for real-time microtonal tuning.</li>
Easy to use. Just plug in your instrument and run it.</li>
LINGOT is a universal tuner. It can tune many musical instruments, you only need to
provide the temperaments.</li>
Highly configurable via GUI. It’s possible to change any parameter while the program
is running, without editing any file.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Teleport
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Share files over the local network </p>Description</h3>
Teleport is a fast way to share files over the local network. It's
designed to be a replacement for using USB keys or emailing stuff to
yourself just to move them on another device on your desk.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Flatpak release was great after scale-to-fit, later versions seem to have libhandy (test required), requires avahi.</p>


Quick Lookup
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Look up words quickly </p>Description</h3>
Look up words quickly with Quick Lookup, a dictionary application powered by Wiktionary™.</p>
Features include:</p>

Lookup definitions for words or phrases</li>
Choose language by entering language name or ISO-639-1 code</li>
Open internal links within the app</li>
Go back to previous page with the back button</li>
Look up selected text from any app by setting a keyboard shortcut to launch this app with the “--selection” command line option</li>
</ul>
Wiktionary is a trademark of the Wikimedia Foundation. This program is not endorsed by or affiliated with the Wikimedia Foundation.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3, GTK4/libadwaita since release 2.0.</p>


Metronome
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple Metronome application for the GNOME desktop </p>Description</h3>
Metronome is a GNOME application to help you to keep the tempo
while practicing your instrument.</p>
Features:</p>

Select the tempo by changing the beats per minute, or by tapping it</li>
Select the time signature</li>
Play the metronome</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Original repo and its last known fork are now seemingly gone, code had not been updated since 2020-06-15.</p>


Mumble
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Low latency encrypted VoIP client </p>


Wiremapper
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Linux client for Pockethernet network tester </p>Description</h3>
Wiremapper is an application for running network tests using the Pockethernet hardware.</p>
Features:</p>

Quicktest feature which is a single-button test-everything sensible mode.
If you have a wiremap inserted it will run a wiremap and otherwise it
will run link/poe tests</li>
Pair the pockethernet once with your regular bluetooth menu and
Wiremapper will deal with connecting for you. There's a dropdown
in the header to switch between paired pockethernets if you have
multiple (showing bluetooth device aliases set in the regular bluetooth
menu)</li>
Run a custom test with multiple result "slots", this is mainly for testing
a complete office building and exporting a .csv file with the results for
each ethernet outlet in the building.</li>
Responsive application that should work on any phone/tablet/laptop/desktop</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


ICE SSB
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Tool to create Chromium/Chrome/Firefox/Vivaldi SSBs in Peppermint OS. </p>
Notice</h3>
Only tested with Firefox, Android User Agent makes this a lot less useful.
Last commit 2021-04-29.</p>


Electrum
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Bitcoin Wallet </p>Description</h3>
Electrum is a lightweight Bitcoin wallet focused on speed, with low resource usage and simplifying Bitcoin.
Startup times are instant because it operates in conjunction with high-performance servers that handle the most complicated parts of the Bitcoin system.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Ok after scale-to-fit. The app has a Kivy GUI for Android, which should do better - but needs custom building. If you manage to run the Kivy GUI on mobile GNU/Linux, please report back :-)</p>


Gajim
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Fully-featured XMPP chat client </p>Description</h3>
Gajim aims to be an easy to use and fully-featured XMPP client. Just chat with your friends or family, easily share pictures and thoughts or discuss the news with your groups.</p>

Chat freely: Take your chats where you want. Use a provider of your choice and synchronize chats between all your devices. Gajim is interoperable with many other chat apps – and it's free.</li>
Secured conversations: State of the art end-to-end encryption for your conversations. Share messages, pictures, and files with your contacts – and only with them.</li>
Stay in contact: Chats and groups help you keep in touch with your friends and family. Build communities by connecting to people with the same interests. Use groups to organize the little things or the next big event.</li>
Express yourself: Sometimes words are not enough. Use reactions, replies, record voice messages, and send status updates to fully express yourself.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used to be great after scale-to-fit pre Gajim 1.4.0 and single window mode, now it’s ... just check the screenshot (with scale-to-fit enabled) below.</p>


GHex
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Inspect and edit binary files </p>Description</h3>
GHex is a hex editor for the GNOME desktop.</p>
GHex can load raw data from binary files and display them for editing in the
traditional hex editor view. The display is split in two columns, with
hexadecimal values in one column and the ASCII representation in the other.
GHex is a useful tool for working with raw data.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mostly mobile friendly with GHex 42 for simple browsing, options menu (bottom right) does not fit the screen.</p>


Identity
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Compare images and videos </p>Description</h3>
A program for comparing multiple versions of an image or video.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libhandy before 0.2.0.</p>


Video Trimmer
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Trim videos quickly </p>Description</h3>
Video Trimmer cuts out a fragment of a video given the start and end timestamps. The video is never re-encoded, so the process is very fast and does not reduce the video quality.</p>
Source</a></p>


Solanum
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Balance working time and break time </p>Description</h3>
Solanum is a time tracking app that uses the pomodoro technique. Work in 4 sessions,
with breaks in between each session and one long break after all 4.</p>
Source</a></p>


Rattlensnake
2020-10-21T00:00:00+00:00
 Rattlesnake is a metronome app for mobile and desktop. </p>Description</h3>
A metronome app for musicians on mobile and desktop devices</p>
Feature</strong></p>

Tap to the song you wan't to play and Rattlesnake automaticly figures out the right BPM</li>
Build your beat from multiple sounds and adjust the volume of individual beats</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Dialect
2020-10-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Translate between languages </p>Description</h3>
A translation app for GNOME.</p>
Translation Providers:</p>

Google Translate</li>
DeepL</li>
Kagi Translate</li>
Microsoft Translator (Bing)</li>
Yandex Translate</li>
Lingva Translate</li>
LibreTranslate</li>
</ul>
Features:</p>

Text to speech</li>
Translation history</li>
Automatic language detection</li>
Clipboard buttons</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Supports Libre Translate since release 1.2.0, GTK4/libadwaita since release 2.0.</p>


qalendar
2020-10-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Qalendar is Qt5 implementation of the Maemo Calendar </p>
Notice</h3>
Maemo Leste has its own app store and apps are not very portable, thus candidate for removal</p>


Sublime Music
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Native Subsonic client for Linux </p>Description</h3>
Sublime Music is a GTK3
Subsonic/Airsonic/Revel/Gonic/Navidrome/*sonic client for the Linux
Desktop.</p>
Features:</p>

Switch between multiple Subsonic-API-compliant servers.</li>
Play music through Chromecast devices on the same LAN.</li>
Offline Mode where Sublime Music will not make any network
requests.</li>
DBus MPRIS interface integration for controlling Sublime Music
via DBus MPRIS clients such as playerctl, i3status-rust, KDE
Connect, and many commonly used desktop environments.</li>
Browse songs by the sever-reported filesystem structure, or
view them organized by ID3 tags in the Albums, Artists, and
Playlists views.</li>
Intuitive play queue.</li>
Create/delete/edit playlists.</li>
Cache songs for offline listening.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Scale-to-fit required and switch from portrait to landscape display to access certain menus. Works but interface not designed for a small screen. There is no .desktop, you have to run the command or create the .desktop. This issue comment</a> explains how to use a WIP libhandy branch.</p>


Cozy
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Listen to audio books </p>Description</h3>
Do you like audio books? Then lets get cozy!</p>
Cozy is a audio book player. Here are some of the features:</p>

Import all your audio books into Cozy to browse them comfortably</li>
Listen to your DRM free mp3, m4b, m4a (aac, ALAC, …), flac, ogg and wav audio books</li>
Remembers your playback position</li>
Sleep timer</li>
Playback speed control for each book individually</li>
Search your library</li>
Multiple storage location support</li>
Offline Mode! This allows you to keep an audio book on your internal storage if you store your audio books on an external or network drive. Perfect to listen to on the go!</li>
Drag and Drop to import new audio books</li>
Sort your audio books by author, reader and name</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used GTK3/libhandy before release 1.3.
The app works great out of the box since release 1.2.0.</p>


PDF Arranger
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Merge, shuffle, and crop PDFs </p>Description</h3>
PDF Arranger is a small application, which helps the user to merge or split pdf
documents and rotate, crop and rearrange their pages using an interactive and
intuitive graphical interface.</p>
It is a frontend for pikepdf.</p>
Source</a></p>


Video Downloader
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Download web videos </p>Description</h3>
Download videos from websites with an easy-to-use interface.
Provides the following features:</p>

Convert videos to MP3</li>
Supports password-protected and private videos</li>
Download single videos or whole playlists</li>
Automatically selects a video format based on your quality demands</li>
</ul>
Based on yt-dlp.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libadwaita before release 0.10.0.</p>


Dictionary
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Check word definitions and spellings in an online dictionary </p>Description</h3>
Dictionary is a simple dictionary application that looks up
definitions of words online.
Though it looks up English definitions by default, you can easily switch to
Spanish or add other online dictionaries using the DICT protocol to suit your
needs.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Archived in November 2022.</p>


FeedReader
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 RSS client for various webservices </p>Description</h3>
FeedReader is a program designed to complement an already existing web-based RSS reader account.</p>
Currently supported services:</p>

Feedbin</li>
Feedly</li>
FreshRSS</li>
InoReader</li>
Local RSS</li>
Nextcloud/ownCloud</li>
The Old Reader</li>
Tiny Tiny RSS</li>
</ul>
It combines all the advantages of web based services like syncing across all your devices with everything you expect
from
a modern desktop program: Desktop notifications, fast search and filtering, tagging, sharing to "read-it-later"
services
like Pocket and Instapaper, handy keyboard shortcuts and a database that keeps all your old articles as long as you
like.</p>
FeedReader also allows you to save articles to read-it-later with the supported services for now:</p>

Instapaper</li>
Pocket</li>
Wallabag</li>
</ul>
It also let you share any article with your friends using:</p>

Email</li>
Twitter</li>
Telegram</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Not maintained any more, the developer is now making NewsFlash. Scale-to-fit necessary and even with the last pane of is not completely displayed and some crash, Launch and configuration works. Archived as the project has been archived. It has been continued as Communique for Elementary OS, but as that does not target mobile devices, Communique has not been added.</p>


frogr
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 A flickr uploader for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
frogr allows users to manage their accounts on the Flickr photo hosting
service with a simple and direct interface.</p>
It supports all the basic Flickr features, including uploading
pictures, adding descriptions, setting tags and managing sets
and groups pools.</p>
Source</a></p>


Prepaid manager
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 Prepaid-manager-applet (ppm) is an applet for the GNOME Desktop that allows you to check and top up the balance of GSM mobile prepaid SIM cards. </p>Description</h3>
GNOME Prepaid-manager-applet is an applet for the GNOME Desktop that
allows you to check and top up the balance of GSM mobile prepaid SIM cards.</p>
It uses ModemManager to talk to the modem and mobile-broadband-provider-info
to determine the necessary USSD codes for your provider.</p>
Source</a></p>


MyGNUHealth
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 GNU Health Personal Health Record </p>Description</h3>
Personal Health Record - PHR.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Can be installed using pip: pip3 install --user --upgrade MyGNUHealth.</p>
MyGNUHealth 1.0 was implemented in Python with Kirigami; MyGNUHealth 2.0 is implemented in Python with a UI in Kivy.
The software is being rewritten in Go with Fyne for the UI for MyGNUHealth 3.</p>


Arkade
2020-10-15T00:00:00+00:00
 A collection of games </p>Description</h3>
Collection of arcade/classic games.</p>
Source</a></p>


Fairy Tale
2020-10-11T00:00:00+00:00
 Read and manage your comics collection. </p>Description</h3>
Fairy Tale is a comics/manga library manager. It ships with a minimal reader and a discovery page.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in August 2019.</p>


cadet-gtk
2020-10-11T00:00:00+00:00
 A GTK based GUI for the CADET subsystem of GNUnet. </p>


Foliate
2020-10-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Read e-books in style </p>Description</h3>
Discover a new chapter in reading with Foliate, the modern e-book reader tailored for GNOME. Immerse yourself in a distraction-free interface, with customization features designed to match your unique preferences.</p>
Features include:</p>

Open EPUB, Mobipocket, Kindle, FB2, CBZ, and PDF files</li>
Paginated mode and scrolled mode</li>
Customize font and line-spacing</li>
Light, sepia, dark, and invert mode</li>
Reading progress slider with chapter marks</li>
Bookmarks and annotations</li>
Find in book</li>
Quick dictionary lookup</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libadwaita before release 3.0.</p>


Console
2020-10-07T00:00:00+00:00
 Terminal Emulator </p>Description</h3>
A simple user-friendly terminal emulator for the GNOME desktop.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Console was previously called KingsCross / kgx. From GNOME 42 onwards, this is GNOME's default terminal. GTK3/libhandy before release 43.</p>


Confy
2020-09-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Conference schedules viewer </p>Description</h3>
Confy lets you browse conference schedules.</p>
Browse talks by day, track or room.
Select the talks you are interested in and receive notification when they are about to start.
View when two or more talks you are interested in overlap.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libhandy before 0.7.0.</p>


Giara
2020-09-28T00:00:00+00:00
 An app for Reddit </p>Description</h3>
An app for Reddit.</p>
Browse Reddit from your Linux desktop or smartphone.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Unmaintained</a> due to Reddit API changes.</p>


Swooper
2020-09-28T00:00:00+00:00
 Minesweeper </p>Description</h3>
Minesweeper!</p>
Source</a></p>


Workflow
2020-09-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Screen time monitor app based on ActivityWatch </p>Description</h3>
Workflow is a basic Linux screen time monitor app.</p>
It is based on ActivityWatch, which is not included and should be installed and running following the instructions on their website.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Marked EOL / unmaintained on June 7th, 2023.</p>


Hackgregator
2020-09-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Read Hacker News </p>Description</h3>
Hackgregator is a Hacker News reader application for Gnome.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Based on Python and GTK3/libhandy before 0.4.0.</p>


Social
2020-09-23T00:00:00+00:00
 Federated microblogging client </p>Description</h3>
Social is a federated microblogging client for GNOME written in Rust.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Work in progress, login does not work for me yet. No commits (except for translations) since late 2020.</p>


Megapixels
2020-09-12T00:00:00+00:00
 A gnome camera application for phones </p>Description</h3>
Megapixels is a camera application designed for phones and tablets. It
implements the v4l2 and media-request apis so set up camera pipelines on
ARM hardware and uses the raw data modes of the sensors to get the best
quality pictures.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK 4.18 dropped support for GLES 2.0 - which kills Megapixels performance on PinePhone, as its hardware is limited to GLES 2. The flatpak link can help for that.
GTK3 branch is still available. Megapixels also scans QR codes.</p>


vgmms
2020-09-12T00:00:00+00:00
 vgtk-based SMS+MMS client </p>


Entangle
2020-09-10T00:00:00+00:00
 Tethered Camera Control & Capture </p>Description</h3>
Entangle is a program used to control digital cameras
that are connected to the computer via USB.</p>
Entangle can trigger the camera shutter to capture new images.
When supported by the camera, a continuously updating preview
of the scene can be displayed prior to capture. Images will be
downloaded and displayed as they are captured by the camera.
Entangle also allows the settings of the camera to be changed
from the computer.</p>
Entangle is compatible with most DSLR cameras from Nikon and
Canon, some of their compact camera models, and a variety of
cameras from other manufacturers.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
It seems to scale just fine outside of the settings menu, but I do not have a camera to test with scale-to-fit is likely a good idea.</p>


Kontrast
2020-09-10T00:00:00+00:00
 Check color contrast </p>Description</h3>
Kontrast is a color contrast checker and tells you if your color combinations are distinct enough to be readable and accessible.</p>
Source</a></p>


Samegame
2020-09-07T00:00:00+00:00
 A fun game </p>


Phonic
2020-09-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Audiobook player for mobile Linux </p>
Description</h3>
Phonic is a GTK audiobook player targeted at mobile Linux. Status: Testing.</p>
Notice</h3>
Was hosted on https://git.sr.ht/~hamner/Phonic for a while; if development progress happened there, it's likely lost.</p>


Squeekboard
2020-09-06T00:00:00+00:00
 The final Librem5 keyboard </p>Description</h3>
Squeekboard is a virtual keyboard supporting Wayland, built primarily for the Librem 5 phone. It squeaks because some Rust got inside. Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Default Phosh OSK, replaced virtboard.</p>


Blanket
2020-09-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Listen to ambient sounds </p>Description</h3>
Improve focus and increase your productivity by listening to different ambient sounds</p>
Also can help you to fall asleep in a noisy environment.</p>
Features:</p>

Save presets</li>
Add custom sounds</li>
Auto start in background</li>
MPRIS integration</li>
</ul>
Included Sounds in the App:</p>

Birds</li>
Boat</li>
City</li>
Coffee Shop</li>
Fireplace</li>
Pink Noise</li>
Rain</li>
Summer Night</li>
Storm</li>
Stream</li>
Train</li>
Waves</li>
White Noise</li>
Wind</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libhandy before 0.6.0.</p>


Food Rescue App
2020-08-29T00:00:00+00:00
 Convergent mobile+desktop application to help decide if food is still edible. </p>Description</h3>
Open source application to help assess if food is still edible. When you scan a food product’s barcode or search for a food category, the application will collect and show whatever it knows about assessing the edibility of this food item. The main innovation is to combine barcode scanning with food rescue information, which makes that information more accessible than through any existing solution.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Latest commit in November 2020.</p>


gtkcord3
2020-08-26T00:00:00+00:00
 A lightweight Discord client which uses GTK3 for the user interface. </p>
Notice</h3>
Chat screens don’t scale properly without scale-to-fit, for abandonned preparations for flathub publication see issue #80.</p>


Forklift
2020-08-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Video and audio download application </p>Description</h3>
Forklift is a program used to download video and audio files from popular Video and Audio platforms. Using the popular CLI application youtube-dl as base, Forklift supports dozents of websites. Forklift is also optimized for smaller screens, so you can easily navigate on your mobile device.</p>
Main Features:</p>

Search function for YouTube and Soundcloud</li>
Download original files or</li>
Convert video and audio files to other formats like mp3, ogg, etc</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit on September 26th, 2022.</p>


Flatseal
2020-08-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage Flatpak permissions </p>Description</h3>
Flatseal is a graphical utility to review and modify permissions from your Flatpak applications.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
If you use any Flatpaks, you should use this app, too. Was GTK3/libhandy before release 2.0.</p>


Planify
2020-08-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Forget about forgetting things </p>Description</h3>
Planify is your modern and powerful task manager that helps you keep your life organized. With a clean and intuitive interface, cloud synchronization, and advanced features, you'll never forget what matters again.</p>
✨ Core Features:</p>

Modern and clean interface designed with GTK4 and libadwaita</li>
Drag and drop to organize tasks and projects effortlessly</li>
Visual progress indicators for each project</li>
Smart organization with sections and custom labels</li>
Calendar integration to visualize your schedule</li>
Multiple reminders per task to never miss a deadline</li>
Dark mode with seamless system theme integration</li>
Quick and powerful search to find anything instantly</li>
Recurring tasks with flexible patterns</li>
Attachments and links in your tasks</li>
</ul>
☁️ Cloud Synchronization:</p>

Full synchronization with Todoist to access your tasks from anywhere</li>
Support for Nextcloud and CalDAV servers (Radicale, Baïkal) to keep your data private</li>
Offline mode: work without internet and sync when you're back online</li>
Cross-platform synchronization to access from any device</li>
</ul>
* Planify is not created by, affiliated with, or supported by Doist</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Release 4.14 fits the screen.
Previously GTK3/Granite and named Planner. Release 3.0.10 of Planner from Flathub fit the screen well.</p>


What IP
2020-08-26T00:00:00+00:00
 Info on your IP </p>Description</h3>
🌐️ Get your IP easily: Be it local, public or a virtual interface's, it's easy to understand and one click away</p>
🔒️ Make sure your VPN is working: What IP shows your location based on your IP address, so that you can make sure your VPN is working</p>
🧪 Test your ports: List the ports listening on your system, and check if they're publicly reachable</p>
🖧 Discover devices on your LAN: List all devices on your LAN and easily copy their addresses</p>
Source</a></p>


Markets
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep track of your investments </p>Description</h3>
The Markets app delivers financial data to your fingertips.
Stay on top of the market and never miss an investment opportunity!</p>
Features:</p>

Create your personal portfolio</li>
Track stocks, currencies, cryptocurrencies, commodities and indexes</li>
Compatible with Linux smartphones (Librem5, PinePhone)</li>
Open any symbol in Yahoo Finance for more details</li>
Adjust the refresh rate</li>
Dark Mode</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Archived in late 2022, app ID changed from com.bitstower.Markets</code> to biz.zaxo.Markets</code>, last release and EOL'd/archived on 2023-03-03.</p>


Read It Later
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Save and read web articles </p>Description</h3>
Read It Later, is a simple Wallabag client. It has the basic features to manage your articles.</p>

Add new articles</li>
Archive an article</li>
Delete an article</li>
Favorite an article</li>
</ul>
It also comes with a nice on eyes reader mode that supports code syntax highlighting and a dark mode.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libhandy before 0.3.0.</p>


Tootle
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Lightning fast client for Mastodon </p>Description</h3>
Tootle is a GTK client for the world's largest, decentralized, microblogging platform, Mastodon. With the user experience in mind, it provides a clean, native interface that allows you to integrate Mastodon's social experience seamlessly with your desktop environment.</p>
Mastodon is a free and open source microblogging platform similar to Twitter, but with user privacy and decentralization in mind. It is one of many protocols that interacts with the Fediverse of protocols like Pleroma, GNU Social, and others. The power of federated microblogging that Mastodon brings and the agility of Tootle creates a fantastic duo for all of your social media needs.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Archived. Version 2.0 was going to be GTK4 and libadwaita, its development has been continued as Tuba</a>.</p>


Olifant
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Lightning fast client for Mastodon </p>Description</h3>
Olifant is a client for the world’s largest free, open-source, decentralized microblogging network with real-time notifications and support for multiple accounts.</p>
Mastodon is lovingly crafted with power and speed in mind, resulting in a free, independent, and popular alternative to the centralized social networks.</p>
Anyone can run a Mastodon server. Each server hosts individual user accounts, the content they produce, and the content to which they are subscribed. Every user can follow each other and share their posts regardless of their server.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Mobile friendly fork was deleted by its author -> status gone. Previously no commits in June 2020, therefore marked inactive.</p>


Marker
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Powerful markdown editor for the GNOME desktop. </p>Description</h3>
Features:</p>

View and edit markdown documents</li>
Convert markdown documents to HTML</li>
Tex math rendering</li>
Support for mermaid diagrams</li>
Support for charter plots</li>
Syntax highlighting for code blocks</li>
Integrated sketch editor</li>
Exports to PDF, RTF, ODT, DOCx and LaTeX</li>
Custom CSS themes</li>
Custom syntax themes</li>
Figure captioning and numbering</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Shortwave
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Listen to internet radio </p>Description</h3>
Shortwave is an internet radio player that provides access to a station database with over 50,000 stations.</p>
Features:</p>

Create your own library where you can add your favorite stations</li>
Easily search and discover new radio stations</li>
Automatic recognition of tracks, with the possibility to save them individually</li>
Responsive application layout, compatible for small and large screens</li>
Play audio on supported network devices (e.g. Google Chromecasts)</li>
Seamless integration into the GNOME desktop environment</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


PasswordSage
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 A password manager geared towards mobile screens. It uses GTK as framework and parses .kdbx files (version 3.1 and 4). </p>Description</h3>
A password manager for mobile screens.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in August 2020.</p>


Komikku
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Discover and read manga & comics </p>Description</h3>
With its simple, elegant and adaptive interface, this reader lets you search, sort and read your series with ease.</p>
Why you will love Komikku?</p>

Online and offline reading from dozens of servers</li>
Support for locally stored series (in CBZ/CBR/CBT, EPUB and PDF formats)</li>
RTL, LTR, Vertical and Webtoon reading modes</li>
Support several types of navigation: keyboard arrow keys, right and left navigation layout via mouse click or tapping (touchpad/touch screen), mouse wheel, 2-fingers swipe gesture (touchpad), swipe gesture (touch screen)</li>
Categories to organize your library</li>
Automatic tracking of series with AniList, MangaUpdates and MyAnimeList</li>
Automatic update of series</li>
Automatic download of new chapters</li>
Reading history</li>
Light and dark themes</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libhandy before v1.0.0.</p>


Mirage
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Customizable and keyboard-operable Matrix client </p>Description</h3>
A fancy, customizable, keyboard-operable Qt/QML and Python Matrix chat client for encrypted and decentralized communication.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Fits the screen, but sometimes navigating the UI requires non-obvious gestures. Check out Moment</a> if you’re looking for a maintained fork of Mirage. Marked as archive as it likely would be - apparently</a>, all access rights to the repo apparently have been lost.</p>


Grock
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Displays geological maps of the UK. </p>Description</h3>
Display geological maps of the UK, using data from the British Geological Survey.
Allows rock unit names, types and ages to be found easily. Linear features and UK-wide
gravitational and magnetic anomaly maps can also be shown.</p>
Source</a></p>


Timetrack
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 A timetrack for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
Timetrack is a simple time track application for GNOME</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libhandy before 2.0.0.</p>


Bible
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Bible app that supports multiple translations and languages </p>Description</h3>
This is a basic bible app that supports many different translations</p>
This app supports multple different bible file formats.</p>

SoftProjector - spb</li>
MyBible - SQLite3</li>
tsv</li>
Zefania XML bible - xml</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used to be GTK3/libhandy in 0.1.2 and earlier.</p>


Vehicle Voyage
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Track vehicle service history </p>Description</h3>
Track vehicle service history.</p>
Source</a></p>


Notorious
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Keyboard centric notes </p>Description</h3>
Notorious is a keyboard centric notes app</p>
Notorious can be controlled entirely with your keyboard. No need to move your hand to the mouse, just open it up and dump your brain.</p>
In Notorious you can write your notes however you want, but if you like Markdown, you can easily enable syntax highlighting.</p>
No need to worry about saving. When you change note or exit the app whatever you wrote gets automatically saved.</p>
No need for cumbersome online sync features. Just choose a folder on your disk and that's it. Of course nothing stops you froms syncing that folder with your service of choice.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Everything is adjusted for mobile phones, only the 'shortcuts' menu is not (which is of limited use anyway).</p>


Geary
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Send and receive email </p>Description</h3>
Geary is an email application built around conversations, for
the GNOME 3 desktop. It allows you to read, find and send email
with a straightforward, modern interface.</p>
Conversations allow you to read a complete discussion without
having to find and click from message to message.</p>
Geary’s features include:</p>

Quick email account setup</li>
Shows related messages together in conversations</li>
Fast, full text and keyword search</li>
Full-featured HTML and plain text message composer</li>
Desktop notification of new mail</li>
Compatible with GMail, Yahoo! Mail, Outlook.com and other IMAP servers</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Alligator
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 RSS feed reader </p>Description</h3>
Alligator is a convergent, cross-platform feed reader, supporting standard RSS/Atom feeds</p>
Source</a></p>


Clock
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep time and set alarms </p>Description</h3>
A universal clock application for desktop and mobile. Clock includes a stopwatch and a world clock, and allows you to set multiple alarms and timers.</p>
It contains alarm, timer, stopwatch and timezone functionalities. Alarms and timers are able to wake the device from suspend on Plasma.</p>
Source</a></p>


Weather
2020-08-25T00:00:00+00:00
 View real-time weather forecasts </p>Description</h3>
A convergent weather application for Plasma. Has flat and dynamic/animated views for showing forecasts and other information.</p>
Source</a></p>


Newsflash
2020-08-24T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep up with your feeds </p>Description</h3>
Newsflash is a program designed to complement an already existing web-based RSS reader account.</p>
It combines all the advantages of web based services like syncing across all your devices with everything you expect
from a modern desktop program: Desktop notifications, fast search and filtering, tagging, handy keyboard shortcuts
and having access to all your articles for as long as you like.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libhandy before release 2.0.</p>


Feeds
2020-08-24T00:00:00+00:00
 News reader for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
Feeds is a minimal RSS/Atom feed reader built with speed and simplicity in mind.</p>
It offers a simple user interface that only shows the latest news from your subscriptions.</p>
Articles are shown in a web view by default, with javascript disabled for a faster and less intrusive user experience. There's also a reader mode included, built from the one GNOME Web/Epiphany uses.</p>
Feeds can be imported and exported via OPML.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libhandy before 1.0</p>


mobpass
2020-03-24T00:00:00+00:00
 A mobile interface for gopass </p>
Notice</h3>
Currently broken in Alpine Edge due to hardcoded paths for Python 3.8 with later Python releases being current.</p>


Terrarium
2020-03-04T00:00:00+00:00
Description</h3>
Terrarium is a cross-platform QML Playground: the view renders lively as you type in the editor, makes prototyping and experimenting with QtQuick a lot more fun!</p>


Two-Factor-Keychain
cahfofpai — 2020-03-04T00:00:00+00:00
Description</h3>
Python app intended for mobile/desktop linux computers for managing OTP codes.</p>
Notice</h3>
Gone since some git migration, likely in late 2025.</p>


Spectral
2020-03-02T00:00:00+00:00
 IM client for the Matrix protocol </p>Description</h3>
Spectral is a glossy, cross-platform client for Matrix, the decentralized communication protocol for instant messaging.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in January 2021.</p>


Calculator
2020-03-02T00:00:00+00:00
 A feature rich calculator </p>Description</h3>
Kalk is a convergent calculator for Plasma.</p>
Source</a></p>


Nextcloud-Plasma-Mobile-login
2020-03-02T00:00:00+00:00
 A test project to create webview login for nextcloud accounts on Plasma Mobile. </p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in July 2019.</p>


Ring-KDE
2020-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Call and receive calls with SIP or RING protocols </p>Description</h3>
Banji is a graphical client for the Ring (www.jami.net) communication
platform. It can either be used as a general purpose communication
application with other Ring users or as a VoiP softphone compatible with
the SIP industry standard used by most office phones.</p>
Features:</p>

Calling real phone with accounts from common SIP service providers</li>
Support SIP, SIPS and the RING distributed communication protocol</li>
Audio, Video and rich text messages</li>
Compliant with various industry standards such as:</li>
Support multiple popular audio and video codecs</li>
SIP call transfer (both direct and attended)</li>
Audio and video conferences</li>
Multiple concurrent calls with "on hold" feature</li>
Multiple accounts</li>
Multiple users profiles</li>
System contact integration</li>
Configurable interactive system notification</li>
Configurable local and global keyboard shortcuts</li>
Different ringtones per account</li>
Call menu support automation with macro</li>
Call audio recordings</li>
Call history and bookmarks</li>
Auto answer (per account)</li>
Pulseaudio, portaudio, core audio, ALSA and windows audio integration</li>
Different audio device for ringing and talk</li>
Smart phone number auto completion</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Color Palette
2020-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Look up GNOME colors </p>Description</h3>
Tool for viewing the GNOME color palette as defined by the design guidelines.</p>
Source</a></p>


Kamoso
2020-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Use your webcam to take pictures and make videos </p>Description</h3>
Kamoso is a simple and friendly program to use your camera. Use it to take pictures and make videos to share.</p>
Source</a></p>


Kongress
2020-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Conference companion </p>Description</h3>
Kongress is a companion application for conferences made by KDE</p>
Source</a></p>


Recorder
2020-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Audio recorder </p>Description</h3>
Recorder is a simple, cross-platform audio recording application.</p>
Source</a></p>


Ruqola
2020-02-06T00:00:00+00:00
 Rocket Chat Client </p>Description</h3>
Ruqola is a client for Rocket.Chat.</p>
It supports RC features:</p>

Direct Message</li>
group channel</li>
channel</li>
Support autotranslate (when RC has it)</li>
Configuring room notification</li>
Configuring room</li>
Thread message support</li>
Discussion room</li>
Teams room support</li>
Configuring own account</li>
Registering new account</li>
Support multi account</li>
Search message in room</li>
Show mention/attachment/Pinned message/start message</li>
Support emoji</li>
Video support</li>
Configure administrator support (add/remove roles, add/remove users, add/remove permissions, configure rooms etc.)</li>
Support OTR (in progress)</li>
support gif image</li>
Add support for uploading attachment files</li>
Show unread message information</li>
Allow to block/unblock users</li>
Auto-away</li>
Two-factor authentication via TOTP</li>
Two-factor authentication via email</li>
Administrator support (Server Info, Rooms, Custom User Status, Custom Sounds, Custom Emoji, Users, Invites, View Log, Permissions, Roles, Oauth), Administrator settings (Message, Account, Retention Policy, File Upload, Encryption)</li>
Export Messages</li>
Video Conference</li>
</ul>
Extra features:</p>

Allow to reply directly to message from notification (kde features)</li>
Drag and drop image from ruqola to website or local folder</li>
Store message in local database so we can search in offline</li>
Mark All Channels are read</li>
Add notification history</li>
New RocketChat Server Information Support</li>
Manage Device (RC >= 5.0)</li>
Manage Personal Access Token</li>
Add support for local translation</li>
Add support for text auto-correction</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
This was added back in the day for it's Kirigami variant, which has since been abandonned</a>.
If you are a RocketChat user, please help us evaluate how well the current app works on a Mobile Linux device!</p>


KTrip
2020-02-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Public transport navigator </p>Description</h3>
KTrip helps you navigate in public transport. It allows you to find journeys between specified locations, departures for a specific station and shows real-time delay and disruption information.</p>
Source</a></p>


KStars
2020-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Desktop Planetarium </p>Description</h3>
KStars is freely licensed, open source, cross-platform Astronomy Software by KDE.</p>
It provides an accurate graphical simulation of the night sky, from any location on Earth, at any date and time. The display includes up to 100 million stars, 13,000 deep-sky objects,all 8 planets, the Sun and Moon, and thousands of comets, asteroids, supernovae, and satellites.</p>
For students and teachers, it supports adjustable simulation speeds in order to view phenomena that happen over long timescales, the KStars Astrocalculator to predict conjunctions, and many common astronomical calculations.</p>
For the amateur astronomer, it provides an observation planner, a sky calendar tool, and an FOV editor to calculate field of view of equipment and display them. Find out interesting objects in the "What's up Tonight" tool, plot altitude vs. time graphs for any object, print high-quality sky charts, and gain access to lots of information and resources to help you explore the universe!</p>
Included with KStars is Ekos astrophotography suite, a complete astrophotography solution that can control all INDI devices including numerous telescopes, CCDs, DSLRs, focusers, filters, and a lot more. Ekos supports highly accurate tracking using online and offline astrometry solver, autofocus and autoguiding capabilities, and capture of single or multiple images using the powerful built in sequence manager.</p>
Astronomical Catalogs:</p>

Default catalog consisting of stars to magnitude 8</li>
Extra catalogs consisting of 100 million stars to magnitude 16</li>
Downloadable catalogs including Messier Images, Abell Planetary Nebulae, Sharpless Catalog, Lynds Dark Nebula Catalog</li>
Corrections for precession, nutation and atmospheric refraction</li>
Tools for retrieval of data from online databases</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Originally added as it had a mobile-friendly Kirigami variant at some point.</p>


QiFlora
2019-11-08T00:00:00+00:00
 Mobile friendly application to monitor plants using Mi Flora devices. </p>Description</h3>
Mobile friendly application to monitor Mi Flora devices.</p>
Plants using this device will have their data logged when app is used and graphed to better monitor plant health.</p>
Source</a></p>


KBibTeX
2019-10-22T00:00:00+00:00
 BibTeX editor by KDE to edit bibliographies used with LaTeX </p>Description</h3>
KBibTeX is a reference management application which can be used to collect TeX/LaTeX bibliographies and export them in various formats.</p>
KBibTeX can do the following things:</p>

Preview bibliography entries in various formats (Source (BibTeX), Source (RIS), Wikipedia, standard (XML/XSLT), fancy (XML/XSLT), and abstract-only (XML/XSLT)). Additional preview styles become available when bibtex2html is installed.</li>
Import data in various bibliography file formats such as BibTeX, RIS and ISI (requires bibutils) and export data to PDF (requires pdflatex), PostScript (requires latex), RTF (requires latex2rtf), and HTML.</li>
Search for the bibliography entries data in online databases (e.g. Google Scholar, ACM, IEEE, arXiv, etc.)</li>
Preview local or remote (online) resources, e.g. PDF files, linked in the BibTEX entry.</li>
Find and merge duplicate entries in bibliography.</li>
Integrate your bibliographies with LaTeX editors such as Kile and LyX.</li>
Import your Zotero library.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
https://invent.kde.org/office/kbibtex/-/tree/master/mobile/sailfishos Sailfish GUI, Status refers to Kirigami branch</a>.</p>


Kirogi
2019-10-22T00:00:00+00:00
 UAV (drone) ground control </p>Description</h3>
Kirogi is a ground control application for drones. Take to the skies, open source-style.</p>
Features:</p>

Direct flight controls</li>
Fly by touch on a Navigation Map</li>
Trigger vehicle actions (e.g. flips, trim)</li>
Gamepad/joypad support</li>
Live video</li>
Take photo and record video</li>
Configure flight parameters (speed, altitude limits)</li>
Support for Parrot (Anafi, Bebop 2) and Ryze Tello drones (more planned)</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Epoka
2019-10-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Simple clock app in development, supporting stopwatch and timer until now </p>
Notice</h3>
No commits since January 2020, no longer runs after build (submodules no longer recursable).</p>


FluffyChat (QtQuick)
2019-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
 FluffyChat is a chat client for Matrix, originally created for Ubuntu Touch </p>Notice</h3>
This project is no longer in active development, replaced by a Flutter based app</a> also called Fluffychat. Merge Requests are still welcome, as QML-based Fluffychat is still in use on Ubuntu Touch.</p>


Girens for Plex
2019-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Watch your Plex content </p>Description</h3>
Girens is a Plex media player client. You can watch and listen to your music, shows and movies with this GTK app.</p>
Source</a></p>


plasma mobile calculator app
2019-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
 A short summary describing what this software is about </p>Description</h3>
features:</p>

basic calculator</li>
scientific calculator</li>
programmer calculator</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Not in active development, likely replaced by Kalk</a>. Inactive since November 2020 (GitHub)/July 2019 (invent).</p>


Phonebook
2019-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
 View and edit contacts </p>Description</h3>
Convergent contact management application for both desktop and mobile devices.</p>
It provides a central place for starting conversations. Depending on the information available about a contact,
respective actions are displayed.</p>
Features</p>

Add contacts</li>
Remove contacts</li>
Import vCard files</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Phone
2019-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Send and receive phone calls </p>Description</h3>
The Phone app lets you easily send and receive phone calls from your smartphone.</p>
Features:</p>

See your call history and easily call the same number again</li>
Manage your contacts that have a phone number set</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Qrca
2019-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
 Scan and create QR-Codes </p>Description</h3>
Scan QR-Codes with your camera on phones and laptops, and create your own for easily sharing data between devices.</p>
Source</a></p>


Spacebar
2019-09-30T00:00:00+00:00
 SMS/MMS messaging client </p>Description</h3>
Spacebar is a SMS/MMS messaging client. It allows you to send text messages, pictures and other files over a cellular network.</p>
Source</a></p>


gtkbart
2019-04-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Public transportation client for the Bay Area Rapid Transit system </p>
Notice</h3>
No commits since 2019, but it still works.</p>


Keysmith
2019-04-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Two-factor code generator for Plasma Mobile and Desktop </p>Description</h3>
Keysmith generates tokens for your two-factor logins (2FA)</p>

Time and Hash-based OTP</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


PlasmaTube
2019-04-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Watch YouTube videos </p>Description</h3>
PlasmaTube allows you to watch YouTube videos on your phone or desktop using a elegant user interface integrated with the rest of Plasma.</p>
Source</a></p>


QField
2019-03-19T00:00:00+00:00
 A simplified touch optimized interface for QGIS </p>Description</h3>
QField focuses on efficiently getting GIS fieldwork done and exchanging data between the field and the office in a comfortable and user friendly way.
Built on top of the popular QGIS open source project, QField lets users consume fully configured projects in the field allowing for customized feature forms, map themes, print layouts, and more, bringing the power of QGIS at your fingertips.</p>
Source</a></p>


CRUMPET
2019-03-19T00:00:00+00:00
 App to control our new breed of animatroinic tails! </p>


Passgen
2019-03-19T00:00:00+00:00
 Password generator written using Qt Quick Controls 2 </p>Description</h3>
Passgen - unique password generator written using Qt Quick Controls 2. Generates password based on (web) service name and master-password. Any inputted data or generated password doesn't be stored. Source</a></p>


Brave
2019-03-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Fast Internet, AI, Adblock </p>Description</h3>
Brave is on a mission to fix the web by giving users a safer, faster and better browsing
experience while growing support for content creators through a new attention-based ecosystem
of rewards.</p>
Browse faster by blocking ads and trackers that violate your privacy and cost you time and
money.</p>
Source</a></p>


Lucy
2019-03-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Lucy's family has been abducted by Aliens! Help Lucy to reach the four UFOS and rescue her family. </p>Description</h3>
Lucy's family has been abducted by Aliens! Help Lucy to reach the four UFOS and rescue her family.</p>
Source</a></p>


Save the bunny!
2019-03-17T00:00:00+00:00
 Save the bunny! is a turn-based puzzle game. </p>


Quicky in search of Mickey
2019-03-17T00:00:00+00:00
 In a beautiful magical forest magic live animals. Among them are our friends Quicky and Mickey. But once Mickey got lost. What happened to him? Quicky will have to find his brother and unravel the mysteries of the magic forest. </p>


Fragments
2019-03-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage torrents </p>Description</h3>
An easy to use BitTorrent client. Fragments can be used to transfer files via the BitTorrent peer-to-peer file-sharing protocol, such as videos, music or installation images for Linux distributions.</p>

Overview of all torrents grouped by status</li>
Schedule the order of downloads with a queue</li>
Automatic detection of torrent or magnet links from the clipboard</li>
Manage and access individual files of a torrent</li>
Connect to remote Fragments or Transmission sessions</li>
</ul>
Fragments uses the Transmission BitTorrent project under the hood.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Ported to GTK4/libadwaita for release 2.0.</p>


Dukto
2019-03-04T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple multi-platform file transfer application especially designed for LAN users and which supports sending text, files or folders. It supports Windows, OS X, Linux, iOS, Android and more. </p>
Notice</h3>
No longer maintained, used to have n900 variant at http://talk.maemo.org/showpost.php?p=900004&postcount=44. To be moved to archive.</p>


Flappy-gnome
2019-03-04T00:00:00+00:00
 Flappy GNOME is a side-scrolling game development tutorial using Vala and GTK+. </p>


Organizer
2019-02-24T00:00:00+00:00
 A utility to organize your files into neat categories </p>Description</h3>
Organizer shifts your files according to their filetype, making file organizing a breeze!</p>
Since the app is brand new, the features are a little limited:</p>

Comprehensive detection for filetype</li>
One click organization</li>
Constantly improving, just inform the developer! (in the link below)</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Latest commit March 31st, 2019.</p>


QHumble
2019-02-22T00:00:00+00:00
 Qhumble allows retrieving any content purchased from Humble Bundle that is DRM-Free. </p>


Pixel Wheels
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Pixel Wheels is a retro top-down race game </p>Description</h3>
Pixel Wheels is a retro top-down race game for Linux, macOS, Windows and Android.</p>
It features multiple tracks, vehicles. Bonus and weapons can be picked up to help you get to the finish line first!</p>
You can play Pixel Wheels alone or with friends.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Patched to run by Moxvallix: https://github.com/moxvallix/LinMobGames</p>


Authenticator
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Generate two-factor codes </p>Description</h3>
Simple application for generating Two-Factor Authentication Codes.</p>
Features:</p>

Time-based/Counter-based/Steam methods support</li>
SHA-1/SHA-256/SHA-512 algorithms support</li>
QR code scanner using a camera or from a screenshot</li>
Lock the application with a password</li>
Beautiful UI</li>
GNOME Shell search provider</li>
Backup/Restore from/into known applications like FreeOTP+, Aegis (encrypted / plain-text), andOTP, Google Authenticator</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Previously, before release 4.*, this program was using GTK3/libhandy and written in Python, e.g. Debian still ship that release.</p>


Drawing
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Edit screenshots or memes </p>Description</h3>
This basic image editor can resize, crop, or rotate an image, apply simple
filters, insert or censor text, and manipulate a selected portion of the
picture (cut/copy/paste/drag/…)</p>
And of course, you can draw! Using tools such as the pencil, the straight
line, the curve tool, many shapes, several brushes, and their various
colors and options.</p>
Supported file types include PNG, JPEG and BMP.</p>
Source</a></p>


ScrumPoker
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 ScrumPoker is a simple and useful scrum planning poker App. It helps you by making your estimation meetings more effective. </p>


Daty
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Free Wikidata editor. </p>Description</h3>
Daty is a free Wikidata editor adhering to GNOME Human Interface Guidelines, intended to enable a better editing workflow and faster deployment of requested user features for Wikidata.</p>
Use Daty to search, select, read, batch edit items, script actions, share, visualize proposed changes and bots.</p>
ATTENTION: This is a preview release, so entities editing is disabled.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Inactive since December 2020.</p>


QtWebBrowser
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Qt WebEngine based browser for embedded touch devices. </p>


Qt Virtual Keyboard
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 The Qt Virtual Keyboard project provides an input framework and reference keyboard frontend for Qt 5 on Linux Desktop/X11, Windows Desktop, and Boot2Qt targets. </p>


Ironball
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Mobile game inspired by the classic Speedball game for Amiga/C64 etc. </p>


Contacts
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your contacts </p>Description</h3>
Contacts keeps and organize your contacts information. You can create,
edit, delete and link together pieces of information about your contacts.
Contacts aggregates the details from all your sources providing a
centralized place for managing your contacts.</p>
Contacts will also integrate with online address books and automatically
link contacts from different online sources.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used GTK3/libhandy before 42, supports .vcf import since 43.</p>


Games
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Simple game launcher for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
Games is a GNOME 3 application to browse your video games library and to
easily pick and play a game from it. It aims to do for games what Music
already does for your music library.</p>
You want to install Games if you just want a very simple and comfortable
way to play your games and you don’t need advanced features such as
speedrunning tools or video game development tools.</p>
Features:</p>

List your installed games, your Steam games, your game ROMs…</li>
Search in your games collection</li>
Play your games</li>
Resume your game to where you left it</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Repo is archived, project seems to continue at https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/highscore.</p>


Podcasts
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Listen to your favorite shows </p>Description</h3>
Play, update, and manage your podcasts from a lightweight interface that seamlessly integrates with GNOME.
Podcasts can play various audio formats and remember where you stopped listening.
You can subscribe to shows via RSS/Atom, iTunes, and Soundcloud links. Subscriptions from other apps can be imported via OPML files.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libhandy before release 0.6.0.</p>


Secrets
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your passwords </p>Description</h3>
Secrets is a password manager which makes use of the KeePass v.4 format. It integrates perfectly with the GNOME desktop and provides an easy and uncluttered interface for the management of password databases.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Previously based on GTK3/libhandy and called GNOME PasswordSafe. Secrets additionally supports two-factor authentication.</p>


Okular Mobile
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 Document Viewer </p>Description</h3>
Okular is a universal document viewer developed by KDE. Okular works on multiple platforms, including but not limited to Linux, Windows, Mac OS X, *BSD, etc.</p>
Features:</p>

Supported Formats: PDF, PS, Tiff, DjVu, Images, DVI, XPS, Fiction Book, Comic Book, Plucker, EPub, Fax</li>
Sidebar with contents, thumbnails, reviews and bookmarks</li>
Annotations support</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Telegram
2019-02-16T00:00:00+00:00
 New era of messaging </p>Description</h3>
Pure instant messaging — simple, fast, secure, and synced across all your devices. One of the world's top 10 most downloaded apps with over 500 million active users.</p>
FAST: Telegram is the fastest messaging app on the market, connecting people via a unique, distributed network of data centers around the globe.</p>
SYNCED: You can access your messages from all your phones, tablets and computers at once. Telegram apps are standalone, so you don’t need to keep your phone connected. Start typing on one device and finish the message from another. Never lose your data again.</p>
UNLIMITED: You can send media and files, without any limits on their type and size. Your entire chat history will require no disk space on your device, and will be securely stored in the Telegram cloud for as long as you need it.</p>
SECURE: We made it our mission to provide the best security combined with ease of use. Everything on Telegram, including chats, groups, media, etc. is encrypted using a combination of 256-bit symmetric AES encryption, 2048-bit RSA encryption, and Diffie–Hellman secure key exchange.</p>
100% FREE & OPEN: Telegram has a fully documented and free API for developers, open source apps and verifiable builds to prove the app you download is built from the exact same source code that is published.</p>
POWERFUL: You can create group chats with up to 200,000 members, share large videos, documents of any type (.DOCX, .MP3, .ZIP, etc.) up to 2 GB each, and even set up bots for specific tasks. Telegram is the perfect tool for hosting online communities and coordinating teamwork.</p>
RELIABLE: Built to deliver your messages using as little data as possible, Telegram is the most reliable messaging system ever made. It works even on the weakest mobile connections.</p>
FUN: Telegram has powerful photo and video editing tools, animated stickers and emoji, fully customizable themes to change the appearance of your app, and an open sticker/GIF platform to cater to all your expressive needs.</p>
SIMPLE: While providing an unprecedented array of features, we take great care to keep the interface clean. Telegram is so simple you already know how to use it.</p>
PRIVATE: We take your privacy seriously and will never give any third parties access to your data. You can delete any message you ever sent or received for both sides, at any time and without a trace. Telegram will never use your data to show you ads.</p>
We keep expanding the boundaries of what you can do with a messaging app. Don’t wait years for older messengers to catch up with Telegram — join the revolution today.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Needs tweaking to work well on mobile, see links under "More information" for tips.</p>


ONVIFViewer
2019-02-02T00:00:00+00:00
 View and control network cameras using the ONVIF protocol </p>Description</h3>
Use this open-source app to view your network cameras using the ONVIF protocol.</p>
The development of this app was started as part of the ONVIF Spotlight Challenge.</p>
You can connect to your network camera and view the video of it. If the camera is controllable you can move it as well.</p>
Source</a></p>


Rocket Guardian
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Rocket Guardian is a android game about a guardian that must protect a city from the falling zombies. </p>


BurgerParty
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Play a fast-food owner who must put together the burgers ordered by her customers </p>Description</h3>
Burger Party is a fun and cute burger game for Android.
You just opened a burger restaurant, let's see if you can put together burgers fast enough to satisfy your ever growing number of customers! As you progress through the levels, unlock new items and visit new places!</p>
Source</a></p>


Superjumper
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Super Jumper is a very simple Doodle Jump clone. </p>


Caramelos
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Caramelos is an Android Game made with Libgdx </p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit 2017-11-08.</p>


MartianRun
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 A 2D running game built with libGDX. </p>


1010! Klooni
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 libGDX game based on the original 1010! </p>
Description</h3>
Introducing Klooni</h2>
1010! Klooni is a free, libre and open source klooni of
the original minimalistic puzzle game by Gram Games.
Fill Up the Board</h2>
Drag the pieces on the board and try to clear as many
strips as you can! Beware though, it is not that easy o:)
Hack It</h2>
Make the game yours! Collaborate! Add new themes, pieces,
sounds or even explosions!
Have Fun :)</h2>
Overall, remember to have fun while playing the game. Also
share the love with the original developers if you like it!</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Patched to run by Moxvallix.</p>


Kaidan
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Modern chat app for every device </p>Description</h3>
Kaidan is a user-friendly and modern chat app for every device. It uses the open communication protocol XMPP (Jabber). Unlike other chat apps, you are not dependent on one specific service provider.</p>
Kaidan does not have all basic features yet and has still some stability issues. But we do our best to improve it!</p>
Source</a></p>


nheko
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Desktop client for the Matrix protocol </p>Description</h3>
The motivation behind the project is to provide a native
desktop app for Matrix that feels more like a mainstream
chat app.</p>
Source</a></p>


OSM Scout Server
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Maps server providing tiles, geocoder, and router </p>Description</h3>
OSM Scout Server can be used as a drop-in replacement for online map services providing map tiles, search, and routing. As a result, an offline operation is possible if the device has a server and map client programs installed and running.</p>
To use the server, you have to start it and configure the client to access it. An example pages with JavaScript-based clients are provided. The server is supported by such clients as Pure Maps and modRana.</p>
Source</a></p>


Pure Maps
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Maps and navigation </p>Description</h3>
Pure Maps is an application to display vector and raster maps, places, routes, and provide navigation instructions with a flexible selection of data and service providers.</p>
Depending on the used service provider, Pure Maps can rely fully either on online services or, together with OSM Scout Server, provide fully offline maps</p>
Source</a></p>


Apple Flinger
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Funny single- and multiplayer game for Android - Use a slingshot to shoot with apples </p>Description</h3>
Features:</p>

high resolution quality graphics</li>
realistic physics</li>
lag-free and smooth gameplay</li>
fine detailed animations and particle systems</li>
brand new and innovative game concept</li>
single/multiplayer</li>
100% open source (GPL3)
You use a slingshot to shoot with apples. Be first to destroy the whole enemy base, but be aware, the other side shoots back. This game has a balanced mix of puzzle, strategy, patience and action.
This is for one or two players! You can play this against anyone who sits next to you - or against yourself. You can also play against a computer controlled opponent. More features, more fun and more levels will come soon.</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Liri Browser
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Liri Browser is a cross-platform, Material Design Web browser, currently in  alpha  stage.  </p>


Liri Calculator
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Perform arithmetic or scientific calculations </p>Description</h3>
Liri Calculator is a Material Design application that solves mathematical equations.</p>
At first it appears to be a simple calculator with only basic arithmetic operations.
However it features a flexible expression parser with support for symbolic
computation, a large set of built-in functions and constants and works with different
data types like numbers, big numbers, complex numbers, fractions, units and matrices.</p>
Source</a></p>


Files
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Access and organize files </p>Description</h3>
Liri Files is the default file manager of the Liri desktop.
It provides a simple way to manage your files and browse your file system.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in October 2022.</p>


Liri Terminal
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Use the command line </p>Description</h3>
Terminal app.</p>

Basic terminal features</li>
Warning on pasting commands with sudo</li>
Settings dialog with the following settings:</li>
Open new terminal window</li>
Open multiple tabs</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in November 2022.</p>


Liri Text
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Edit text files </p>Description</h3>
Liri Text is a cross-platform text editor made in accordance with Material Design,
aiming at simplicity and ease of use.</p>
It is best suited for taking notes, writing text documents or
quick programming with its syntax highlighting feature.</p>
Source</a></p>


gPodder QML UI
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 gPodder 4 QML UI Reference Implementation </p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit 2020-04-10.</p>


Rabbit Escape
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Android and PC game inspired by Lemmings and Pingus </p>


SuperTuxKart
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 A 3D open-source kart racing game </p>Description</h3>
Karts. Nitro. Action! SuperTuxKart is a 3D open-source arcade racer with a variety of characters, tracks, and modes to play. Our aim is to create a game that is more fun than realistic, and provide an enjoyable experience for all ages.</p>
We have several tracks with various themes for players to enjoy, from driving underwater, rural farmlands, jungles or even in space! Try your best while avoiding other karts as they may overtake you, but don't eat the bananas! Watch for bowling balls, plungers, bubble gum, and cakes thrown by your opponents.</p>
You can do a single race against other karts, compete in one of several Grand Prix, try to beat the high score in time trials on your own, play battle mode against the computer or your friends, and more! For a greater challenge, join online and meet players from all over the world and prove your racing skills!</p>
Source</a></p>


blabber
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 QML Kirigami based Mastodon client </p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit September 2017.</p>


TuxRacer-Touch
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Ubuntu touch tux racer port </p>


H-Craft
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 H-Craft Championship is a fun to play scifi-racer. </p>Description</h3>
H-Craft Championship is a fun to play scifi-racer.
It features 28+ racetracks, a fresh design and unique driving physics.
It comes with a challenging Championship, an arcade and 2 timeattack modes.
Also on "Rivals" up to 4 players can have an exciting tournament on a single PC.</p>
Source</a></p>


Calls
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Make phone and SIP calls </p>Description</h3>
Calls is a simple, elegant phone dialer and call handler for GNOME.
It can be used with a cellular modem for plain old telephone
calls as well as VoIP calls using the SIP protocol.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libhandy before release 47.</p>


Clocks
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Keep track of time </p>Description</h3>
A simple and elegant clock application.
It includes world clocks, alarms, a stopwatch, and timers.</p>

Show the time in different cities around the world</li>
Set alarms to wake you up</li>
Measure elapsed time with an accurate stopwatch</li>
Set timers to properly cook your food</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libhandy before 42. Note: If your device uses suspend to prolong battery life, timers, stopwatch and alarms will stop working whenever the device is suspended.</p>


Web
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Browse the web </p>Description</h3>
The web browser for GNOME, featuring tight integration with the desktop
and a simple and intuitive user interface that allows you to focus on your
web pages. If you’re looking for a simple, clean, beautiful view of the
web, this is the browser for you.</p>
Web is often referred to by its code name, Epiphany.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libhandy before release 44.</p>


Fractal
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Chat on Matrix </p>Description</h3>
Fractal is a Matrix messaging app for GNOME written in Rust. Its interface is optimized for
collaboration in large groups, such as free software projects, and will fit all screens, big or small.</p>
Highlights:</p>

Find rooms to discuss your favorite topics, or talk privately to people, securely thanks to end-to-end encryption</li>
Send rich formatted messages, files, or your current location</li>
Reply to specific messages, react with emoji, mention users or rooms, edit or remove messages</li>
View images, and play audio and video directly in the conversation</li>
See who has read messages, and who is typing</li>
Log into multiple accounts at once (with Single-Sign On support)</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Was GTK3/libhandy before 5.0. Supports End-to-End encryption since 5.0.</p>


Lollypop
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Play and organize your music collection </p>Description</h3>
Lollypop is a lightweight modern music player designed to work excellently on the GNOME desktop environment.</p>
It also features :</p>

A party mode which will auto-select party-related playlists</li>
Player access from your couch thanks to it fullscreen mode</li>
Fetching lyrics, artwork and biography online</li>
Provides native support for ReplayGain</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Notes
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Notes for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
A quick and easy way to make freeform notes or jot down simple lists. Store as many notes as you like and share them by email.</p>
You can store your notes locally on your computer or sync with online services like ownCloud.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
No release in the past three years, despite some activities in the repo.</p>


Settings
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Utility to configure the GNOME desktop </p>Description</h3>
Settings is the primary interface for configuring your system.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
GTK3/libhandy until release 42.</p>


Angelfish
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Webbrowser for mobile devices </p>Description</h3>
Angelfish is a modern mobile webbrowser</p>
It supports typical browser features, such as</p>

bookmarks</li>
history</li>
tabs</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Buho
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Note-taking app </p>Description</h3>
Buho is a note-taking app. Buho will let you take quick notes, save links, create books and pages for taking classes notes.</p>
Source</a></p>


Calindori
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Calendar application </p>Description</h3>
Calindori is a touch friendly calendar application. It has been designed for mobile devices but it can also run on desktop environments. Users of Calindori are able to check previous and future dates and manage tasks and events.</p>
When executing the application for the first time, a new calendar file is created that follows the ical standard. Alternatively, users may create additional calendars or import existing ones.</p>
Features:</p>

Agenda</li>
Events</li>
Todos</li>
Multiple calendars</li>
Import calendar</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Part of the GUI will be cut off if the window is too small (e.g. when the OSK is opened), reference those upstream issues: 1</a> 2</a></p>


Gemini
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Office Suite </p>Description</h3>
The KDE Office suite for 2-in-1 devices. 2-in-1 devices which can act as both a touch only tablet and a classic clamshell notebook are fast becoming very popular, and after the success of Krita Gemini, the team behind it realised there were plenty of reasons to apply that same concept to other applications, and especially the others in the Calligra suite. In particular the word processor component Words and presentation tool Stage were deemed ripe for this treatment.</p>
With that realisation was born the desire to create Calligra Gemini, an application encasing word processor and presentation components which would function both as a traditional desktop application with a mouse and keyboard, and transform into a touch friendly application on the go, changing the experience to one suitable for all-touch devices without the inconvenience of having to switch to a different application.</p>
The Gemini applications combine the power of Calligra's main applications (in Calligra Gemini's case the main office desktop applications, at the moment Words and Stage), with pleasant and explicitly touch optimised experiences based around the same document types.</p>
Calligra itself is a large suite of applications, split into three main categories: Office applications, Graphics Applications and Project Management. Please visit the Calligra website to see full descriptions of the many tools.</p>

Common Features</li>
</ul>
The applications in the Calligra Suite shares some common UI concepts that gives it a modern look better suited for the wide screens of today. One of them is that most formatting is done using dockers which are placed at the side of the windows instead of on the top. This makes more space available for the actual document contents and avoids opening dialogs on top of it. If the user chooses, s/he can rearrange the placement of the dockers around the document area or even tear loose them and let them float freely. The arrangement is saved and reused the next time Calligra is opened.</p>

Embeddable Objects</li>
</ul>
There are many objects and shapes that you can insert into your document, such as geometric shapes, sheet music score, and many more amazing options. All of these shapes are available in all applications, which makes implementing these objects much easier.</p>

Standard file format</li>
</ul>
Calligra uses the Open Document Format (ODF) as its main file format which makes it compatible with most other office applications including OpenOffice.org, LibreOffice and Microsoft Office. It can also import the native file formats of Microsoft Office with great accuracy, in many cases the best you can find.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Unmaintained according to https://apps.kde.org/calligragemini/ (offline, Memento</a>)</p>


Communicator
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Contacts manager </p>Description</h3>
Communicator is a contacts manager.</p>
Source</a></p>


Discover
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Install and remove apps and add-ons </p>Description</h3>
Discover helps you find and install applications, games, and tools. You can search or browse by category, and look at screenshots and read reviews to help you pick the perfect app.</p>
With Discover, you can manage software from multiple sources, including your operating system's software repository, Flatpak repos, the Snap store, or even AppImages from store.kde.org.</p>
Finally, Discover also allows you to find, install, and manage add-ons for Plasma and all your favorite KDE apps!</p>
Source</a></p>


Glosbit
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 =Dictionary application powered by glosbe.com </p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in April 2019.</p>


Index
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage your files </p>Description</h3>
Index allows you to navigate your computer and preview multimedia files.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Index 3.* has issues with scrolling in Alpine/postmarketOS. This is fixed in Index 4.0.0.</p>


KDE Itinerary
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Digital travel assistant </p>Description</h3>
KDE Itinerary is a digital travel assistant with a priority on protecting your privacy.</p>
Features:</p>

Timeline view of a unified travel itinerary with automatic trip grouping.</li>
Supports train, bus and flight bookings as well as hotel, restaurant, event and rental car reservations.</li>
Boarding pass management.</li>
Supports ticket management for multi-traveler and multi-ticket bookings.</li>
Automatic booking data extraction from various input formats, performed locally on your device.</li>
Real-time delay and platform change information for trains.</li>
Weather forecast for destination along your trip.</li>
Full control over all online access.</li>
Selection of alternative train connections on unbound tickets or on missed connections.</li>
Local ground transportation navigation between elements of your itinerary.</li>
Train coach layout view (for some operators only).</li>
Train station and airport per-floor maps based on OpenStreetMap data.</li>
Available dock-based or free-floating rental bikes can be displayed on the train station map.</li>
Personal travel statistics to monitor environmental impact.</li>
</ul>
KDE Itinerary works best alongside KMail's itinerary extraction plug-in and KDE Connect, or Nextcloud Hub and DavDroid.</p>
Source</a></p>


KAlgebra Mobile
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Graph Calculator </p>Description</h3>
KAlgebra is an application that can replace your graphing calculator. It has numerical, logical, symbolic, and analysis features that let you calculate mathematical expressions on the console and graphically plot the results in 2D or 3D.</p>
Source</a></p>


KDE Connect
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Seamless connection of your devices </p>Description</h3>
KDE Connect makes your phone and computer work better together: share your clipboard and access files across devices, turn your phone into a remote control for your computer, find your phone when it has slipped down the back of your couch, see your phone notifications from your computer, and much more!</p>
Source</a></p>


Kirigami Gallery
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Shows examples of Kirigami components and allows you to play with them </p>Description</h3>
View examples of Kirigami components</p>
Source</a></p>


Klimbgrades
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Quickly convert difficulty grades for rock climbing, lead and bouldering scales </p>Description</h3>

Lead: French, YDS, UIAA, British Tech, British Adjectival</li>
Boulder: Fontainebleu, Hueco, B Grade</li>
</ul>
Example application to demonstrate KDE's Kirigami Qt-based framework for building cross-platform applications.</p>
Source</a></p>


Photos
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Image Gallery </p>Description</h3>
An Image gallery application</p>
Source</a></p>


Kolorfill
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Color filling game </p>Description</h3>
Kolorfill is a сolor filling game.</p>
Source</a></p>


Kookbook
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Recipe manager </p>Description</h3>
Kookbook is a simplistic recipe manager that will help you to maintain a collection of your favorite recipes.</p>
Recipes can be synced with others using external tools like git repositories, nextcloud or many other services.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last release in early 2019, but ported to kf6 (KDE Frameworks 6 since).</p>


KTuberling
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 A simple constructor game suitable for children and adults alike </p>Description</h3>
KTuberling a simple constructor game suitable for children and adults alike. The idea of the game is based around a once popular doll making concept.</p>
Source</a></p>


Kube
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 E-mail client </p>Description</h3>
Kube is a modern communication and collaboration client built with QtQuick on top of a high performance, low resource usage core. It provides online and offline access to all your mail, contacts, calendars, notes, todo's and more. With a strong focus on usability, the team works with designers and UX experts from the ground up, to build a product that is not only visually appealing but also a joy to use.</p>
Communication and collaboration within large groups and spread over several time zones is complex and something of the norm in modern projects and the existing solutions available are not up to that challenge. Kube is a way to simplify and make communication elegant again by focusing on the key needs of users instead of filling it with any feature that comes to mind. Our strict focus on what is actually needed instead of what is wanted brings a new way of collaboration between group members and a simpler way of handling communication.</p>
Source</a></p>


Behaim Globe
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Martin Behaim's Erdapfel </p>Description</h3>
The oldest existent globe of the Earth. Martin Behaim and collaborators created the globe around 1492 at the time of Columbus' first sea travel to the west.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Part of the debian/pureos package marble-maps, does not come with a launcher though. Launch it with marble-behaim</p>


Marble Maps
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Find your way </p>Description</h3>
OpenStreetMap Navigation.</p>
Source</a></p>


Minuet
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Music Education Software </p>Description</h3>
Minuet is an application for music education. It features a set of ear training exercises regarding intervals, chords, scales and more.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Does not really work on mobile.</p>


Plasma Settings
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Configuration tools for your phone </p>Description</h3>
Plasma Settings allows you to configure and tweak your KDE Plasma mobile to make it better meet your needs.</p>
Source</a></p>


Nota
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Browse, create and edit text files </p>Description</h3>
Nota is a simple text editor for desktop and mobile computers.</p>
Source</a></p>


Peruse
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Comic Book Reader </p>Description</h3>
There are many ways to read comic books, and one of those that has become more
common in recent years is on a computer. Peruse was created as a way to make
exactly that as easy and pleasant as possible, and to simply get out of the
way and let you read your comic books. One could say that it allows you to
peruse your comic books at your leisure, but that would be a silly way of
putting it - so, peruse your comic books at your leisure!</p>
One of the ways in which Peruse ensures your reading experience is as pleasant
and effortless as possible is to allow you to simply pick up where you last left
off. The welcome page in the application (first screenshot below) shows you your
most recently read comics, and shows your progress through them. To pick up
where you left off, simply tap the top left item and you will be taken right to
the page you were reading before you had to stop.</p>
Features:</p>

Comic Book Archive (cbz, cbr, cb7, cbt, cba)</li>
Portable Document Format (pdf)</li>
ePub Books (epub)</li>
DeVice Independent files (dvi)</li>
DeJaVu (djvu)</li>
Compiled Help (chm)</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>


Pix
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Image Gallery </p>Description</h3>
Pix is an image gallery and image viewer. Pix can be used to open images with other applications like an image editor, add tags to the files, add annotations to pictures, rotate and share them.</p>
Source</a></p>


Plasma Camera
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Take photos and videos </p>Description</h3>
Camera Application for Plasma Mobile.</p>
It supports different resolutions, different white balance modes and switching between different camera devices.</p>
Source</a></p>


QMLKonsole
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Mobile terminal application </p>Description</h3>
Terminal application offering additional keyboard buttons useful on touch devices.</p>
Source</a></p>


Shelf
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Browse and view your documents </p>Description</h3>
Shelf is a simple PDF and EPUB document browser and viewer.</p>
Source</a></p>


Station
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Terminal Emulator </p>Description</h3>
Station is a convergent terminal emulator, ready for desktop and mobile devices using GNU/Linux.</p>
Source</a></p>


Video Player
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Play local and remote videos </p>Description</h3>
This application also has support for watching videos from youtube, the local storage or streams.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit in February 2020.</p>


Vvave
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Play your music collection </p>Description</h3>
Tiny Qt Music Player to keep your favorite songs at hand.</p>
Source</a></p>


Luanti
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Block-based multiplayer game platform </p>Description</h3>
Luanti is a block-based sandbox game platform.</p>
Players can create and destroy various types of blocks in a
three-dimensional open world. This allows forming structures in
every possible creation, on multiplayer servers or in singleplayer.</p>
Luanti is designed to be simple, stable, and portable.
It is lightweight enough to run on fairly old hardware.</p>
Luanti has many features, including:</p>

Ability to walk around, dig, and build in a near-infinite voxel world</li>
Crafting of items from raw materials</li>
A simple modding API that supports many additions and modifications to the game</li>
Multiplayer support via servers hosted by users</li>
Beautiful lightning-fast map generator</li>
</ul>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Evalutation is based on a brief playing session with MineClone on postmarketOS without tweaking settings.</p>


Mycroft
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Mycroft Kirigami Application for Plasma Mobile </p>
Notice</h3>
Last commit September 2018.</p>


Neverball
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Deftly Guide a Rolling Ball through Many Slick 3D Levels </p>Description</h3>
Guide a rolling ball through dangerous territory that you control by
tilting the floor. Balance on narrow bridges, navigate mazes, ride
moving platforms, and dodge pushers and shovers to get to the goal.
Race against the clock to collect coins to earn extra balls. With nice
physics and very clean and appealing 3D graphics, this is definitely a
must play.</p>
Bundled with Neverball is also Neverputt, a hot-seat local multiplayer
miniature golf game, built on the physics and graphics engine of Neverball.</p>
Source</a></p>


Subsurface
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Manage and display dive computer data </p>Description</h3>
Subsurface is an opensource diving logbook that runs on Linux, Windows and Mac.
With this program, users can keep track of their dives by logging dive locations (with GPS coordinates),
weights and exposure protection used, divemasters and dive buddies, etc.
Subsurface also enables the users to rate their dives and provide additional dive notes.</p>
Dives can be downloaded from a variety of dive computers, inserted manually or imported from other programs.
A wide array of diving statistics and information is calculated and displayed, like the user's SAC rate,
partial pressures of O2, N2 and He, calculated deco information, and many more.</p>
The dive profiles (and the tank pressure curves) can be visualized in a comprehensive and clean way, that
provides the user with additional information on relative velocity (and momentary air consumption) during the dive.
Subsurface also allows the user to print out a detailed log book that includes dive profiles and other relevant information.
The program is localized in about 20 languages and well supported by an active developer community.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Packaging on AUR and Flathub contains the QWidget-based desktop app, that still somewhat fits the screen and does somewhat work. The mobile, Kirigami-based interface (created for the Android app) needs to be build manually and needs evaluation on Mobile Linux.</p>


SuperTux
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 A jump-and-run game starring Tux the Penguin </p>Description</h3>
Run and jump through multiple worlds, fight off enemies by
jumping on them, bumping them from below or tossing objects at
them, grabbing power-ups and other stuff on the way.</p>
In addition to the Story Mode, there is a large amount of
community contributed levels available as add-ons or in the
forums. Everyone can contribute such content by using the
integrated level editor.</p>
The Story: Penny Gets Captured!</p>
Tux and Penny were out having a nice picnic on the ice fields
of Antarctica. Suddenly, everything was a blur as Tux was
knocked out!</p>
When Tux wakes up, he finds that Penny is missing. Where she
lay before now lies a letter. “Tux, my arch enemy!” says the
letter. “I have captured your beautiful Penny and have taken
her to my fortress. The path to my fortress is littered with
my minions. Give up on the thought of trying to reclaim her,
you haven’t got a chance! -Nolok”</p>
Tux looks and sees Nolok’s fortress in the distance.
Determined to save his beloved Penny, he begins his journey
through the Icy Island and beyond.</p>
Source</a></p>


Max Control
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Control software for Max! devices </p>Description</h3>
Max Control is a user interface to control and administrate Max! devices, e.g. Max!Cube, Heating device, ...</p>
Add/Remove device, set temperature levels and set modus for rooms and complete house!</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Proper testing requires a Max!Cube device, help needed.</p>


Saldo
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Check your bank accounts </p>Description</h3>
An easy way to access your online banking information. Show your balance and transaction based on FinTS online banking information.</p>
Note: This is a frontend for python-fints. Report non working bank access at python-fints github page.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Previously called "Banking" and based on aqbanking. GTK3/libhandy before 0.6.0.</p>


TV Guide
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 European televion guide for GNOME </p>Description</h3>
TV Guide for GNOME offers an overview and a detailed schedule page for European televion programms.</p>
This software uses open data provided by xmltv.se.</p>
Source</a></p>


TwoFun
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Touch based reaction game for two players </p>Description</h3>
Multiplayer game collection for touch devices, like "Hit when white", "3 of a kind", "Color matching", and more</p>
Source</a></p>


Poland can into Space
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 ‘Poland can into Space’ is a simple Android game based on LibGDX framework </p>Description</h3>
"Poland can into Space" is a simple Android game based on LibGDX framework. The game uses also the Box2D Physics Engine.</p>
In the game, player takes control of Polandball and helps him to reach high altitude and gives him opportunity to GET INTO SPACE!</p>
Source</a></p>


Chats
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 Messaging application for mobile and desktop </p>Description</h3>
Chats is a simple to use to messaging app for 1:1 communication and small groups supporting SMS, MMS, XMPP and Matrix.</p>
Source</a></p>
Notice</h3>
Used GTK3/libhandy before release 0.8.0.</p>


virtboard
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 A basic keyboard, blazing the path of modern Wayland keyboards. Sacrificial. </p>
Notice</h3>
Was replaced by squeekboard.</p>


Treasure
2019-02-01T00:00:00+00:00
 An application example, implementing a simple guessing game. </p>Description</h3>
An application example, implementing a simple guessing game.</p>
Source</a></p>}
LinuxPhoneApps.org

GNFC

Gelly

Description</h3> A native, lightweight music player for streaming from Jellyfin and Subsonic/Navidrome servers.</p>

KonbuCase

Description</h3> A small text tool app that allows you convert case in your text.</p> Features include:</p>

Solitaire

Hideout

Description</h3> Hideout is a minimal and secure desktop application for file encryption and decryption, powered by GnuPG. It provides a simple drag-and-drop interface to protect your sensitive files.</p>

Blood Pressure

Description</h3> Blood Pressure lets you log systolic and diastolic blood pressure and pulse, view trends in charts, and analyse statistics according to ESH/ESC guidelines.</p>

DistroShelf

Description</h3> DistroShelf is a graphical interface for managing Distrobox containers on Linux. It provides an easy way to:</p>

Telepipe

Recall

Description</h3> Recall is a memory game built with Rust, GTK4, and libadwaita that starts calm and grows into a sharp challenge. Classic, Trio, and Infinite modes begin readable and become more demanding at higher difficulties.</p>

Lotti

Description</h3> Lotti is a comprehensive life management and journaling application that helps you track your goals, habits, and daily activities while maintaining your privacy. It features:</p>

Oboete

Musicfetch

Description</h3> Musicfetch makes the process of downloading and tagging songs from platforms such as YouTube/Soundcloud/Bandcamp easy.</p> You can search for songs, albums or playlists in app or paste a list of URLs to download them.</p> Key Features:</p>

Mousam

Description</h3> Current Weather conditions and forecasts.</p> Features:</p>

Unify

Cine

Description</h3> Cine combines a clean interface with a high-performance engine to deliver a seamless viewing experience.</p>

Morse

Description</h3> Learn Morse Code and High Speed Telegraphy.</p>

No More Background

Ricochlime

Description</h3> Ricochlime is a game where you attack the advancing monsters with your ricocheting projectiles. The game is made with the Flame game engine and Flutter.</p>

Deliveries

Description</h3> A simple GTK4 application to track shipments. It automatically refreshes tracking status and provides a clean overview of your deliveries.</p> Note: Currently, the app only supports DHL Germany. Support for additional carriers will be added in future updates.</p>

2nd Half Q4 2025 Progress and 2026 Foreshadowing

Apps and games added until December 31st, 2025</h3> Make sure to read the comments!</em></p>

Maintenance</h3> Today, right before this post, we landed another "automated maintenance content update" - well, semi-automated is the better term, as there's some manual work included.</p>

Emergency Alerts

Description</h3> Emergency Alerts is a simple app that sends you alerts for your locations. Supported countries include Germany, the US (only weather alerts) and Ukraine (only air raid alerts) with more countries coming soon!</p> Features:</p>

Duel!

Web App Hub

Description</h3> A Web App Manager, written in rust with GTK and beautiful Adwaita. With Web App Hub you can manage your Web App with ease. All apps will have their own icon and can be isolated from the normal browser profile.</p>

Reflection

Tomatillo

Description</h3> Tomatillo is a Pomodoro Timer app for your productivity tasks. Work for a set time, then take a short break. After some cycles, take a longer break.</p>

Brief

Description</h3> Brief is an app for browsing command-line cheatsheets. It lets you search through thousands of command-line tools across multiple platforms and languages, providing simplified help pages.</p> Features:</p>

Riff

Samaya

Description</h3> A simple, elegant, minimalist Pomodoro timer for your desktop. Designed to help you stay focused and productive, it offers a clean, distraction-free interface to manage work and break intervals with ease.</p> Features:</p>

Manuals

Description</h3> Manuals indexes your developer manuals and provides robust browsing and searching capabilities.</p> It supports the devhelp documentation format used by many libraries integrating with the GTK platform.</p>

Mid Q4 Progress Report: 15 apps added, not much else

Apps and games added until November 15th, 2025</h3> Make sure to read the comments!</em></p>

November</h4> None.</em></p>

What's in the works?</h2> Content</h3> All The Mobile Apps</h4> To just quote from two blog posts ago:</p>

Content</h3>

All The Mobile Apps</h4> To just quote from two blog posts ago:</p>

Bazaar

Description</h3> A fast and modern app store for Linux with a focus on discovering and installing Flatpak apps and addons, particularly from Flathub.</p>

Letters

Description</h3> Letters is a modern, minimalist word processor for the GNOME desktop, with support for reading and writing DOCX, ODT, MD and HTML files. It can also export your documents as a PDF file.</p>

DeltaTouch

Description</h3> Community-created messenger based on the chatmail core library, compatible with the official Delta Chat clients.</p>

Cartridges

Description</h3> Cartridges is a simple game launcher for all of your games. It has support for importing games from Steam, Lutris, Heroic and more with no login necessary. You can sort and hide games or download cover art from SteamGridDB.</p>

Wattage

Description</h3> Wattage is an application designed for monitoring the health and status of your power devices.</p>

Lenspect

Description</h3> A lightweight security threat scanner intended to make malware detection more accessible and efficient.</p>

Identities

Description</h3> Modern password-store</p> Features include:</p>

Euphonica

Description</h3> Dynamic playlists, integrated spectrum visualiser, background blur, synced lyrics & more.</p> **Features**</p>

Exhibit

Powersupply

Description</h3> An application that displays the state of various batteries and powersupplies in mobile platforms.</p>

Energize

Description</h3> Energize is an easy to use food and nutrition tracking app. It's Open Source, ad-free, nag-free, and adheres to privacy by design.</p> Features:</p>

TriPeaks NEUE

Description</h3> A simple Tri Peaks patience (solitaire) game.</p> Main Features:</p>

Description</h3>
Recall is a memory game built with Rust, GTK4, and libadwaita that starts calm and grows into a sharp challenge. Classic, Trio, and Infinite modes begin readable and become more demanding at higher difficulties.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
Learn Morse Code and High Speed Telegraphy.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
Ricochlime is a game where you attack the advancing monsters with your ricocheting projectiles. The game is made with the Flame game engine and Flutter.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
A simple GTK4 application to track shipments. It automatically refreshes tracking status and provides a clean overview of your deliveries.</p>
Note: Currently, the app only supports DHL Germany. Support for additional carriers will be added in future updates.</p>
Source</a></p>

Apps and games added until December 31st, 2025</h3>
Make sure to read the comments!</em></p>

Description</h3>
Tomatillo is a Pomodoro Timer app for your productivity tasks. Work for a set time, then take a short break. After some cycles, take a longer break.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
Manuals indexes your developer manuals and provides robust browsing and searching capabilities.</p>
It supports the devhelp documentation format used by many libraries integrating with the GTK platform.</p>
Source</a></p>

Apps and games added until November 15th, 2025</h3>
Make sure to read the comments!</em></p>

Description</h3>
Letters is a modern, minimalist word processor for the GNOME desktop, with support for reading and writing DOCX, ODT, MD and HTML files. It can also export your documents as a PDF file.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
Community-created messenger based on the chatmail core library, compatible with the official Delta Chat clients.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
Cartridges is a simple game launcher for all of your games. It has support for importing games from Steam, Lutris, Heroic and more with no login necessary. You can sort and hide games or download cover art from SteamGridDB.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
Wattage is an application designed for monitoring the health and status of your power devices.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
A lightweight security threat scanner intended to make malware detection more accessible and efficient.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
An application that displays the state of various batteries and powersupplies in mobile platforms.</p>
Source</a></p>

Apps and games added in Q3/2025</h3>
Make sure to read the comments!</em></p>

Description</h3>
If you work with LaTeX or Typst, you know it's difficult to memorize the names of all the symbols. Hieroglyphic allows you to search through over 1000 different symbols by sketching.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
Receive emergency and weather alert notifications in about 100 countries.</p>
Source</a></p>

Description</h3>
Organic Maps is a free Android & iOS offline maps app for travelers, tourists, hikers, drivers and cyclists. It uses crowd-sourced OpenStreetMap data and is developed with love by</p>
