Komi Store

Komi Store is a free, open-source, cross-platform app store focused on discovering and installing software published through GitHub, Codeberg, and Forgejo releases. It brings release discovery, app information, downloads, installation, and update tracking into one clean interface.

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Developer: KuriKomi

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tags: #Android #Windows #Mac #Linux #Store #FOSS

Lose sanity, win 🇨🇳

Should I release it today? (A few tasks remaining, then I can make a release if everything go right.)

L.L.E. — Legacy Lockscreen Effects

Bring classic Android lockscreen effects to modern devices — no root, fully customizable and private.

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Developer: Manuel Biagini

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🏷 Tags: #Android #Utilities #Customization

The madarchod opencode removed OX Alpha model. Pitube was almost done 😭 idk what to do at this point

Try, feed will not work properly. (Thats the remaining part)

SideDeck

Android DJ deck for local files and a Subsonic music server. Landscape dual decks, waveforms, and an internal mixer, or four-channel USB out to an external mixer such as the Teenage Engineering EP-136 K.O. Sidekick.

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Developer: manueljpy

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🏷 Tags: #Android #Utilities

Rust Desk

RustDesk is an open-source remote desktop application written in Rust, designed as a privacy-focused alternative to TeamViewer and AnyDesk. It supports remote control, file transfer, P2P connections, encryption, and self-hosting, giving users full control over their data and infrastructure.

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Developer: Rust Desk

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tags: #Windows #Mac #Linux #Android #ios #RemoteDesktop

Quarry

Quarry is an open-source Android storage analyzer that gives you a clear visual view of what’s taking up space. Find large, duplicate, and unused files, explore your storage in detail, and clean up with complete control over what stays and what goes.

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Developer: Tanvir Hasan

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YouDO

Goal-driven Android execution system for UPSC, JEE, NEET, GATE, CAT and other exam aspirants. Build a 6-level syllabus blueprint, schedule precise task slices, run pause-aware focus sessions, and sync daily execution with long-term goal progress.

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Developer: Jatin Parmar

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Hello, how are you?

Do you feel that softwares are doesn't have taste anymore because everyone call themselves "developer" even though they're vibe coding?

Also to be very honest, I don't feel to post in the channel because everyone can code their own app based on their need. Artificial garbage growing day by day.

Dont get me wrong, I am not telling dont vibe code or don't use AI. Because I do these too. But even though you vibe code/finish an app with help of AI, there'll be a lot of issues in the backend of the app. For example I messed/attempt to create something with AI, there is always backend issues that causes heat, unexpected behaviors, crashes and more.

Also AI is very expensive (good models) and free-tier and cheaper models are very dumb.


So, to wrap it up:

Learn coding ✨

Legal disclaimer:

Even though I gave this talk and said, “Don’t use AI, learn to code,” I’m going to keep using it anyway because I’m a moron, I’m lazy, and I’m a whiner.