r/droidappshowcase

The "System-Meeter-Bar"!

Google PlayStore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.it_huskys.smb

The “System-Meeter-Bar” is designed to offer a solution for license friendly support and analysis tools who are compact and not related to EULA’s who require licensing for commercial usage. The SMB is a system data collection tool, system overview tool, benchmark, test and system report tool all in one. You can use it for displaying an overview of your system, finding issues or testing the stability of your system via the built-in benchmark tool, no matter if it’s used on a private system or used in a commercial environment.

Key-Features of the System-Meeter Bar:

The SMB offers many useful features for support and system tests:

Data & Info

This is the main function of the SMB that shows a live overview of the system with most important data of the system, System-Core Data, CPU, RAM, Battery, Display-Data, Storage usage and Network activity.

System Monitoring

With the live monitoring of the CPU, System-Core Data, Storage-Devices and Network traffic, you can monitor the load the full system with easy activity tracking.

Benchmark & Test

The SMB comes with its own built-in benchmark tool to stress-test the system for heat or power issues, but can also score the CPU power of a system for comparison with others, or test the speed of your storage devices, next to quick-call any system/option settings you need. On Android devices you can also check the functionality of flashlight, vibration, display/screen (dead pixels) and more.

System-Shortcuts

The SMB comes with its own built-in System-Shortcut menu. that offers quick access and triggers to many Configurations, options and apps/folders/tools, that are hidden or difficult to find in the system.

Device-Tests

The SMB offers a wide range of features to test the full functionality of your android device. Screen-Color tests to test for burnins or defect pixels, vibration or you flashlight. Device fectects like these can be easily detected with the SMB.

System-Report

With this feature you can create a custom system report of the system the SMB is running on with all System-Core data, Hardware data and benchmark results, for troubleshooting and analysis.

No Ads and 100% Offline running

The SMB does not have any kind of Ads apis included and runs 100% offline. Making sure there is no online-traffic or increased system-load effecting the measurements and collected data.

App Name: Forge

What it does: Forge is a habit tracker for people who want to keep going even when life interrupts their routine. It supports forgiving streaks with shields, sick days, travel days, and vacation mode so one missed day does not always mean starting over.

Key Features:

- Daily, weekly, and monthly habit goals

- Streak protection with shields, sick days, travel days, and vacation mode

- Stats, reminders, and habit templates

Goal: Launch + feedback

Giveaway: None right now, but I would really appreciate honest feedback on the idea, UI, and what would make you trust a new habit tracker.

Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.vmodem.habittracker&hl=en_US

Hi everyone,

I recently launched FlowStrength on Google Play.

It’s a minimal Android app for strength training tracking, built for people who want to log workouts quickly without opening a full fitness platform between sets.

Main features:

- cycle-based plan continuation

- reusable training plans

- quick weight and reps logging

- workout history and progress tracking

- no social feed, no noisy content, no template overload

I’m looking for feedback from Android users:

- is the Play Store page clear?

- does the app’s purpose make sense from the screenshots?

- what would make you uninstall it?

- is anything important missing for a strength tracker?

Google Play:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.flowstrength.myapp

Thanks.

If you've ever tried to figure out what is eating up your Android's storage before doing a massive data dump, you know the pain. Trying to view a /DCIM folder with 10,000+ files over a standard USB cable usually makes Windows Explorer or macOS Finder infinitely load, freeze, or crash because MTP is fundamentally broken for high file counts.

I got tired of waiting 4+ minutes just to see my folder sizes, so I built an open-source analyzer called SocketSweep that bypasses MTP entirely.

How it works (The Architecture): Instead of using standard USB bulk transfers to read the filesystem, it uses a multi-language stack to pull the file tree at bare-metal speeds:

• The Engine: It pushes a native C++17 daemon to /data/local/tmp via ADB. Because it runs under the shell context, it executes POSIX filesystem traversals natively on the device. (Zero root required).
• The Bridge: It pipes the raw JSON tree data back to your PC over a local TCP socket tunnel, bridged via adb forward.
• The UI: A Rust/Tauri desktop app consumes the TCP stream concurrently and maps your entire storage into an interactive React Treemap.

The result: You can visually hunt down your biggest folders and delete the junk instantly. A 4-minute MTP "Loading..." hang becomes a 1.2-second instant scan.

Right now, the first release is compiled for macOS (Windows/Linux builds via GitHub actions are next, but you can build from source). It is GPL-3.0.

• GitHub Repository: https://github.com/VishnuSrivatsava/SocketSweep
• Download macOS .dmg: https://github.com/VishnuSrivatsava/SocketSweep/releases/tag/v1.0.0

(Note: For Android 11+, the app automatically uses an appops ADB command to grant itself Scoped Storage bypass permissions so it can read your full /sdcard without issues).

Let me know what you guys think of the architecture!

That's why I built Focushala!

Available on google playstore @ https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.focus.focushala

I used a lot of expense manager apps in the past, but the main issue with them was that almost all forced your transaction into a category (or subcategory at best). Let's say you want to log your dinner from vacation. You either choose Food category or Vacation, but what if you want to put it in both?

This is where my app differs from the rest. Instead of forcing the transaction into one category, I label it instead. I can add as many labels as I want and labels can have sublabels and so on.

So if I had dinner on vacation I add these labels:

• 🍕Pizza (sublabel of Food)
• 🏝️Rome trip (sublabel of Vacation)

This label system now gives me flexibility to see insights I never could with other apps:

• How much I spent on food on my Rome trip
• How much I spent on my Rome trip
• How much I spent on pizzas in Rome
• How much I spent on pizzas this year
• How much I spent on vacations

The app is called SpendTree. If you wanna give it a try, so far, only android version available https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.spendtree.app

Your brain is not a debt tracker.

If you’re always covering food, tickets, rides, or random shared costs, it’s way too easy to forget who paid and who hasn’t.

Owemint keeps it simple:

who owes you who you owe how much is left what it was for what’s already settled

Just a personal place for the money stuff between you and other people.

App Store: https://apps.apple.com/app/owemint-debt-tracker/id6766531100

If you have any feedback or bug reports, you may send them through the support button inside the app settings.

If you have any questions, feel free to comment.

Hey so I developed an app where you can upload and share meme sounds or any other kind of sound clips, it turned out even better then I imagined, the one special feature that i developed which I think is not offered by any other app is that, I wanted to make a feature like steam deck which can play sounds through your mic which your friends can hear while you are on a game (or on a call), think steam deck but for smart phones, the thing is Android does not allow sound injection in mic, that's why there are no other apps that offer this kind of feature because it's not possible

So i found a solution to this problem or let's say a clever work around, and I made this feature.

I wanted to know your opinion on the app could it work ?

If it works and gets a good amount of users i have more features cool and interesting planned.

Just launched Postmarks on iOS and Android. The idea: your daily steps move you along a real-world route through Japan, Korea, or Taiwan. Reach a new city and you earn its vintage postal stamp — illustrated collectibles that fill your digital passport.

The gamification layer:

— Route progression: steps = distance traveled on a real map
— Collectible stamps: one per city, earned permanently
— Daily streaks: habit reinforcement without affecting your collection
— Secret stops: hidden locations along routes with rare stamps
— After Dark mode: walk in a different mode to unlock exclusive night-variant stamps on a parallel collection

The free tier includes the Heart of Honshu route through Japan. Premium unlocks 8 routes total across Japan, Korea, and Taiwan, plus After Dark mode.

Free on iOS and Android.

Globo is a free, fun, social way to learn the about the world through hand-crafted learning paths and fun trivia games. You can learn using the courses, or practice and compete in the Arcade.
iOS: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/globo-learn-world-geography/id6747730729
Android: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=app.getglobo.android

I’ve tried building habits more times than I can count.

Gym, journaling, reading — I’d go strong for a few days, maybe a week… and then just stop.

For a long time I thought it was lack of discipline. But after paying attention, I realized something stupid:

I wasn’t failing the habit — I was failing the logging.

Every time I completed something, I had to:
unlock phone → find the app → open it → tap around → log it

Took ~20–30 seconds.

Doesn’t sound like much, but that tiny friction was enough for me to start skipping… and once I skipped tracking, the habit itself died soon after.

So I tried an experiment:

What if logging a habit took less than 2 seconds? ⚡

Like literally just saying:
“habit done” 🎤

That idea bothered me enough that I spent the last ~3 weeks building a small Android app for myself (just nights after work).

No grand plan — just wanted to remove friction completely.

What I changed:

• Voice input instead of typing 🎤
• Everything works offline (no accounts, no sync headaches) 📵
• One simple screen for everything (tasks + habits together) 📊
• Basic streaks just to see consistency 🔥

Nothing fancy.

But weirdly… it worked.

For the first time, I didn’t drop off after a week. Logging felt almost invisible, so I kept going without thinking about it.

A couple of friends tried it too and had similar results, which honestly surprised me.

So I put it on the Play Store yesterday just to see if anyone else finds it useful. No monetization or anything — I wouldn’t even know how to market it properly 😅

Google Play Store Link: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.souravsn.daymint

Right now I’m more curious about this:

Do you think friction (like opening apps, typing, etc.) is what kills habits more than motivation? 🤔

Or is this just a “me problem”?

If you’ve struggled with consistency, I’d love to know what actually breaks the chain for you.

Happy to share the app link if anyone wants to try it — but mostly just here to learn what works / doesn’t 🙏

I'm building a Sovereign Ecosystem and Cognitive Defense grid.

Audit your inputs and optimize your metabolic health with AI tools.

Looking for beta testers and feedback on what is and isn't working. DM me for feedback on your app.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.maha.os

Hi Everyone!

A huge thank you to the testers from this sub who helped me through the closed testing phase. Wear Universal Remote is officially LIVE on the Play Store!

The "Magic" Part: Most remote apps require you to install a "Server" or "Companion" app on your computer. Mine doesn't. It uses standard Bluetooth HID, meaning your watch treats itself as a literal Bluetooth Mouse/Keyboard. It works with Windows, Mac, Android TV, and Linux right out of the box.

WHAT’S IN THE BOX:

🖱️ THE 3D AIR MOUSE This is my favorite part. Control your PC cursor just by moving your wrist. I’ve spent a lot of time on the smoothing algorithm so it feels "liquid" and precise. And yes, the Digital Crown works for scrolling!

🎙️ MEETING REMOTE (Mac & PC) Stop fumbling for the mute button. I’ve built dedicated shortcut profiles for Zoom, Microsoft Teams, and Google Meet.

• Mute/Unmute, Camera Toggle, Raise Hand, and Leave Call.

• Switcher for Windows/Linux and macOS keyboard layouts.

📺 COUCH MODE (TV & Media)

• Full D-Pad remote for Android/Google TV.

• One-tap Home, Back, and Power buttons.

• Dedicated Media remote for Music/DAP playback.

🛠️ SYSTEM UTILITY & PRODUCTIVITY

• Task Management: Alt-Tab app switcher, Task Manager, and Close Window.

• Navigation: One-tap to open File Explorer/Finder, System Search, and Screenshots.

• Security: Instant "Lock PC" and "Show Desktop" buttons.

📊 PRO PRESENTER Perfect for students or professionals. Start/flip slides in PPT or Keynote from across the room.

📸 REMOTE SHUTTER Trigger your phone’s camera from your wrist—perfect for group shots!

⚙️ CUSTOM SETTINGS

• Independent sensitivity for Air Mouse vs. Trackpad.

• Adjustable Haptic feedback.

• Battery-saving "Dim Mode" (it lowers brightness while you're using it to save juice).

Process for Pairing & Connecting/Switching Devices -

1. To Pair the New Device in the App - Click Pair button, this will open a Watch's Bluetooth Settings, Now Pair your Device and come Back to the Apps Screen, The Device will gets connected Automatically else click on Connect button & select the Device you wanted to connect.
2. To Switch from One device to other - First Click on the Disconnect Red Button to disconnect the already connected device. After that Pair new device and Click on the Connect button to choose paired device from list.
3. After using the App if you want to close the full app, go to the notifications and click on the Stop button.

I’m a solo dev, and this is a total passion project. I wanted to turn the watch into a genuine productivity tool rather than just a notification buzzer.

I’d love to hear your thoughts or what remotes you think I should add next!

Download Now!

- AD

Hey everyone

I’ve been working on an Android app called Muvees focused on making movie and series discovery feel more cinematic and immersive instead of cluttered.

Muvees App on playstore: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codeink.stsl.muvees

The idea was to combine:

• trending movies & series
• trailer discovery
• watchlists
• personalized browsing
• Netflix-inspired UI/UX
• fast navigation with a lightweight dark theme

I recently redesigned the interface and created new showcase graphics for the app store presentation.

Here are some screenshots/design previews from the latest version:

Some features currently in the app:

• Discover trending movies & TV series
• Browse latest trailers
• Save favorites/watchlists
• Clean dark cinematic UI
• Personalized recommendations
• Fast browsing experience

Tech/design direction:

• Android-focused experience
• Red + black cinematic branding
• Minimal clutter
• Streaming-inspired layouts

I’m currently improving:

• recommendation quality
• UI animations
• search/discovery flow
• personalization features

Would love feedback on:

• the UI/UX
• screenshot presentation
• feature ideas
• onboarding experience
• what would make you actually keep an app like this installed

App name: Muvees

Thanks

me and my boyfriend (productivity lovers) made an app for shared living. If you live with your partner or roommates this might interest you!

My boyfriend and I moved in together for the first time and realized that we were both obsessed with organization. We started having our home related stuff in different places, so had the idea to create a shared household space for groceries, tasks and infinite custom lists that we could randomly need together.

We just launched a month ago (still iterating) and we are genuinely hoping that it helps people who live together and we need feedback from real users to achieve that! Thats why we are giving lifetime free access to all users who sign up as a thank you for being an early adopter, for a limited period of time! .

Whoever signs up before we introduce a paid tier in the app that will get lifetime free access to all the premium features that is going to be paid in the future!

We hope you enjoy it!

From Belén and Batu :)
(App made by a real couple, he's a dev and I'm a designer)

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.casito.app

Hi, I’m the developer of MiniHue, a small Android color sudoku logic puzzle game. Fill each 6x6 board so every row, column, and box uses each color once. I tried to make it calm, readable, and good for short puzzle sessions.

What is inside:

• quick color sudoku puzzles from easy to hard • daily challenge • offline play • dark, clean Android UI

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cz.dnesdan.minihue

Would be happy for feedback, mainly if the rules and screenshot make the game clear enough.

I got tired of typing reminders every time, so I built a simple app where you just speak and it creates tasks automatically.

Example:
“Remind me to call at 6” -> done

Still improving accuracy + UX. Would love honest feedback.

Link:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appcial.reminder