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Jellyfin is a free self-hosted media server with a mobile app for Android that allows streaming video, audio, and photos from your own server without registration or tracking. It works stably with proper configuration but has limitations in feature completeness (player, navigation, file management) and occasional interface bugs.
Jellyfin for Android TV — a free, open-source media client for streaming video, music, and photos from a personal Jellyfin server without ads or tracking, but with playback stability and library organization issues.
Signal is a messaging app built on privacy.
Free offline navigation and place search app using OpenStreetMap maps without internet connection, featuring turn-by-turn voice navigation, route recording, and support for walking, cycling, and driving routes.
Nova is an open-source video player developed for tablets, phones, and Android TV devices, available at https://github.com/nova-video-player/aos-AVP
A personal trainer you actually want to use.
Audify — an offline music player for local audio with support for playlists, lyrics, video, and Apple Watch, ad-free, but with limited track metadata editing capabilities.
Kanbani is a free kanban task manager with offline support, cross-device sync, Excel/Trello export, and a Timeline view to convert the board into a calendar. It runs without ads or telemetry, but has UI/UX and documentation issues.