Apps

SyncPlayer is an unofficial client that implements the syncplay protocol. It connects to Syncplay servers to sync video playback between two or more users. Use it to watch videos with your friends online. Just add a server, pick a video and make sure your friends join the same server and room. Please note: SyncPlayer does not stream or transmit the video data in any way whatsoever. It only synchronizes video playback between users. Syncplay clients are also available for Windows and Linux.

Synctool can synchronize data between an Android smartphone and a server with FTP and ownCloud. Features Targets * Local Files * Owncloud * FTP Directions * From A to B * From B to A * Both Directories Strategies * Copy new files * Mirror * Copy new files in a folder with actual data * Copy all files in a folder with actual data * Move File * Move in a folder with actual data * One side wins * Date check Trigger * Trigger daily on selected time

An open-source Syncthing client for iPhone and Android, powered by the Syncthing daemon via gomobile. Syncthing's official Android client was archived in December 2024. No single client ran on both phones from one codebase, so this one was built. The daemon runs in-process via gomobile, with a React Native UI scaffolded from react-native-go. Differences from other clients: Daemon runs in-process on Android. The Go daemon lives inside the app via gomobile. There is no subprocess to manage, no IPC between a background service and the UI, and no service-restart handling. Auto-accept folders from trusted peers. When you add a peer, you can toggle auto-accept so any folder they share is added to your device automatically without a prompt. Other pending offers show up as accept/ignore cards in the Folders tab. QR pairing works both ways. Display your device's QR for a peer to scan, or scan theirs. The 56-character device ID never needs to be typed by hand. UI updates in near real time. Long-polling /rest/events means config changes, folder state, and incoming offers reach the UI in about a second, instead of on a polling interval.

Automatically disable or enable the synchronisation of existing account authorities based on connection state, wifi or mobile connection. Good to sync only important authorities (e.g. emails, calendars, notes) on mobile data and other ones only on wifi connection.

SyncaraSync YouTube playlists offline. Because YT Music <insert reason here>FeaturesOffline downloadsBackground playbackFluid gesture navigationsLyrics supportCross Platform (Android, IOS, MacOS, Linux and Windows)Look & FeelFollows modern material-3 interface design guidelinesAdaptive and responsive layoutDark and Night mode supportMatches your system color scheme automatically

An rsync client that allows you to backup files/directories on your phone to your remote server. Features: * Phone to remote server backup * Remote server to phone replication * Supports transport through both Rsync and SSH protocols * Supports authentication by password or public key

This is the UNOFFICIAL Syncplay client for Android. If you don't know Syncplay, have a look here. Syncplay synchronizes playback on different devices and makes sure everyone is watching the same thing at the same second, even if they're miles away.What Syncplay Desktop needed is a Mobile client, people are using phones more than ever, so I dedicated myself to bringing its functionality to Android while keeping it compatible and interoperable with the Desktop version ! That means, users with both Syncplay Desktop and Syncplay BETA on Android can watch together. It supports the chat functionality, and most video formats ! (Working on the FFmpeg integration as of now, to make sure everyone can play all various formats). It's still a work in progress and it's really early in the alpha phase. There are various stuff that are still missing but exist in the official release. I am working on it slowly.Features:Flawless interoperability with Syncplay's official desktop client and other Syncplay BETA Android clients.Same base functionality as Syncplay for Desktop. The Syncplay protocol was re-written from Python to Kotlin line by line.Integrated lightning-speed video player, whose capabilities depend on your device.Real-time chat functionality, with emojis support.A huge set of settings and preferences to tweak and customize your client.Supports all audio track formats.Supports loading custom external subtitle files.No delay or latency opening the app or the room.App written in efficient native Kotlin code, reassurring the optimal performance.Multi-language support (Available Language: English, Arabic. More languages on the way)

This is a fork of the Syncthing-Android wrapper for Syncthing that brings major enhancements like: * Folder, device and overall sync progress can easily be read off the UI. * "Sync every hour" to save even more battery * Individual sync conditions can be applied per device and per folder * Recent changes UI, click to open files. * Changes to folder and device config can be made regardless if Syncthing is running or not * UI explains why syncthing is running or not. * "Battery eater" problem is fixed. * Discover other Syncthing devices on the same network and easily add them. * Supports two-way synchronization on external SD card since Android 11. Syncthing-Fork for Android is a wrapper for Syncthing that provides an Android UI instead of Syncthing's built-in Web UI. Syncthing replaces proprietary sync and cloud services with something open, trustworthy and decentralized. Your data is your data alone and you deserve to choose where it is stored, if it is shared with some third party and how it's transmitted over the Internet. Please seek help on the forum and/or social media apps first before creating issues on the tracker. Website: https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-android Source code: https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-android How Syncthing writes to external SD card: https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-android/blob/main/wiki/SD-card-write-access.md Wiki, FAQ and helpful articles: https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-android/tree/main/wiki#readme Issues: https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-android/issues Please help with the Translation: https://hosted.weblate.org/projects/syncthing-fork/app/

⚡ Revival of the app which was abandoned years ago. ✅ Safety warning: Please always ensure that you have backed up your data by other means and that this backup is up to date before using this app. The app is still in early development. ⚠️ We assume no liability for data corruption or loss, although we make every effort to deliver quality. This is an Android app which you can use as a client to access Syncthing shares offered by remote devices. It works similar to file sharing apps accessing their server. This is a client-oriented implementation, designed to work online by downloading and uploading files from an active device on the network instead of synchronizing a local copy of the entire folder. Due to that, you will see a sync progress of 0% at other devices which is expected. This is useful for devices where you don't want to download the entire contents of a shared folder. For example, mobile devices with limited storage available where you like to access a syncthing shared folder. This is quite different from the way the Syncthing-Fork app works. Please note that for technical reasons you can't reconnect via relay connection for some minutes after the app was closed. This may happen due to removing from the recent apps list, force close or an interrupted connection to remote device. This constraint does not apply for connections directly established through the local network. Source code: https://github.com/researchxxl/syncthing-lite

This is the UNOFFICIAL Syncplay client for Android. If you don't know Syncplay, have a look here. Syncplay synchronizes playback on different devices and makes sure everyone is watching the same thing at the same second, even if they're miles away.What Syncplay Desktop needed is a Mobile client, people are using phones more than ever, so I dedicated myself to bringing its functionality to Android while keeping it compatible and interoperable with the Desktop version ! That means, users with both Syncplay Desktop and Syncplay BETA on Android can watch together. It supports the chat functionality, and most video formats ! (Working on the FFmpeg integration as of now, to make sure everyone can play all various formats). It's still a work in progress and it's really early in the alpha phase. There are various stuff that are still missing but exist in the official release. I am working on it slowly.Features:Flawless interoperability with Syncplay's official desktop client and other Syncplay BETA Android clients.Same base functionality as Syncplay for Desktop. The Syncplay protocol was re-written from Python to Kotlin line by line.Integrated lightning-speed video player, whose capabilities depend on your device.Real-time chat functionality, with emojis support.A huge set of settings and preferences to tweak and customize your client.Supports all audio track formats.Supports loading custom external subtitle files.No delay or latency opening the app or the room.App written in efficient native Kotlin code, reassurring the optimal performance.Multi-language support (Available Language: English, Arabic. More languages on the way)

Access and manage files in your Synology Drive on the go.

A flexible and comprehensive management tool that allows photo backup and browsing by chronological order or folder structure.

SysAdmin is an open-source mobile application that puts the power of Linux server administration in your pocket. Built with Flutter, it provides a sleek, intuitive GUI for managing your Linux servers on the go - no laptop required."Command your servers, not your schedule. Admin anywhere, anytime."Key Features:Dashboard - View server status, system metrics, and connection details at a glanceSSH Manager - Store and manage multiple server connections securelyUser Management - Create, Update, Deletes or see information about usersSystem Information - Detailed hardware information about your connected serverReal-time System Resource Monitoring - Track CPU, RAM, and swap usage with graphsSFTP File Explorer - Browse, upload, download, and manage files with easeSchedule Jobs - Create one-time and recurring tasksEnvironment Variables - Manage both local and global environment variablesTerminal - Full terminal access when you need the command lineComing Soon:Group ManagementService & Log ManagementPackage ManagementFirewall ConfigurationContainer Management (Docker/Podman)Disk & Network ManagementVNC SupportWhy SysAdmin?Traditional server management requires either physical access or an SSH session through a terminal, which can be inconvenient when you're on the move. SysAdmin solves this by providing:Mobile-First GUI for Linux server managementMulti-Server Support - manage all your servers from one appSecure Connections using SSH/SFTP with password or key-based authenticationNo Command Line Required (but available when you need it!)Security Features:Local Authentication - Biometric/pin protection using your device's screen lockEncrypted Communications - All server communications use SSH/SFTP encryptionSecure Credential Storage - Connection details are stored in your device's secure storageNo Server-side Components - Your credentials never leave your deviceThis app is completely free and open source software (FOSS) licensed under GPL-3.0."Because server management shouldn't require a desk."

Records various log types and compresses them as a zip file. The logs are saved in the application's private cache directory named by the date and time. You can access the zip files through the system document picker - Select the SysLog app to view collected log zips. Log types supported: * Kernel logs (dmsg) * Last kernel log (last_kmsg, if device supports it) * Main log (Logcat) * Modem log * Event logs * SELinux audit logs To enable access to some logs (Logcat and Radio) to SysLog, you will need to grant the READ_LOGS permision using a computer with ADB. From a command line with adb available, you can grant the READ_LOGS permission via the following command: adb shell pm grant com.tortel.syslog android.permission.READ_LOGS This command tells the phone's package manager to grant the READ_LOGS permission to SysLog.

SysctlGUI is a Android application designed for power users, developers, and enthusiasts who want to fine-tune their device's performance by directly editing kernel parameters.It provides a user interface for the sysctl command-line utility, making advanced kernel tweaking accessible and manageable.Features:Easily browse the filesystem or search a comprehensive list to find kernel parameters, with in-app documentation to help you understand their impact.Automatically reapply your chosen settings on every boot.Save and load sets of parameters from configuration files, making it simple to switch between different performance profiles or share your setup.Mark frequently used parameters for quick and easy access.Automate the application of kernel parameters in response to specific events using Tasker.

For some reason, a lot of manufacturers seem to have a problem with us customizing our own devices, to the point where some disable the built-in Android System UI Tuner. This app aims to fix that problem, by providing a replacement. For the most part, this is a replica of Android’s System UI Tuner; however, there are a few extra goodies that Android’s solution doesn’t include by default. Using this app you can: Control which icons appear in your status bar (not every toggle will work on every device). Customize Demo Mode. Control the importance level of notifications (7.0+; doesn’t work well on Samsung). Enable some hidden features of Android. Toggle Immersive Mode. Change Quick Settings options (TouchWiz 7.0 users can change the grid size). Customize animation speeds. And so much more. Most features should work on most devices. Heavily customized OEM versions of Android (such as TouchWiz/Samsung Experience/One UI, EMUI, MIUI, etc) will have fewer available. There is nothing that can be done about this. If Night Mode gave you a black screen, run this ADB command: adb shell settings delete secure ui_night_mode PLEASE READ THIS BEFORE INSTALLING! SAMSUNG USERS ON ANDROID NOUGAT (7) and OREO (8) READ THIS Add-on for writing to Settings.System without root or Shizuku UNLESS YOU ARE ON ANDROID 11 OR HIGHER, USING ADB REQUIRES A COMPUTER! SystemUI Tuner is not magic! It simply exposes some hidden options in Android. Different manufacturers may remove or change these options, which SystemUI Tuner CANNOT work around. You need to grant some permissions to the app via ADB. ADB Commands for more convenient copy-paste (ADB is not root): adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.WRITE_SECURE_SETTINGS adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.PACKAGE_USAGE_STATS adb shell pm grant com.zacharee1.systemuituner android.permission.DUMP

T CrB Detector notifies the user when the star T Coronae Borealis has exploded, and it also displays the current magnitude of the star at any moment. It is perfect for stargazers who are waiting patiently for this explosion.

Launcher, which emulates a unix-like shell and its terminal interface, that is adpated for the use on mobile devices. It also implements a lot of commands. Installed application can be launched simply by typing their name. T-UI uses the CompareString library, so it will know what you're meaning although you made typing errors.. Features * all GNU Core Utilities shell terminal commands * Suggestion Bar * T-UI innovative commands * aliases, a few characters which contain entire commands, that you can use in every moment * double tap close the screen * music player * fullscreen mode * completely customizable * useful file view to keep your files under control Some useful comands * search: search something you want in your Browser or Play Store * flash: toggle flashlight * play/next/listen: music player commands! * uninstall/install: uninstall an applications, or install one from an apk * call: call someone, by its number, or its contact name * move/cp/mkdir: move or copy a file, or create a folder Notes for Android 6 You have to manually allow permissions.

T16Fling is an Android keyboard with 16 keys in a 4x4 grid (similar to the AOSP numeric keypad) that works by flinging each key in the direction of the desired character. Once installed you must enable the keyboard in your Android Settings (System -> Languages & input -> Virtual keyboard -> Manage keyboards). Each key has one main character (shown in a larger and darker font on the left) and one or more secondary characters (shown in a smaller and lighter font on the right). Depending on the gesture you use on the key it will produce different characters: - When tapped, a key will produce its main character. - When flinged (swiped quickly in a direction) a key will produce the secondary character that is in that direcion. - When long-pressed, new keys will appear with extra characters related to those on the main key. Tapping on any of these keys will produce the corresponding character. For example, the second key in the first row (with a large "2" on the left and "abc" on the right) will produce a "2" when tapped, an "a" when flinged left, a "b" when flinged up, and a "c" when flinged right. When long-pressed it will show new keys "á", "à", "â", "ä", "ã", and "ç". There are some exceptions to these rules: - The "0" key only has one secondary character, which is space. No matter which direction you fling it, it will always produce a whitespace. - The shift key (⇪) has two special functions associated to its fling: when flinged up it will turn on Caps Lock, and when flinged down it will turn it off. - The backspace key (⇦) and the enter key (➡) always do the same thing, no matter if you tap them or fling them.