I've been using AntennaPod for years now to listen to podcasts. It works great and feels like a premium app.
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I also use it. It's good
My go-to, it really works well, supports true podcasting.
Oh good! I've been looking for a replacement podcast app!
thank you. I've been listening to less since google podcasts got shut down and haven't bothered finding something that works
Aves Libre is a nice photo app
CoMaps with Sherpa Onnx is an amazing combo for a map app that tells you directions verbally
Grayjay is great and also the only open source app to my knowledge to watch and download Rumble
Fyi, GrayJay isn't open source, it's "source available".
Open source means it has an open source license allowing you to fork the repository and make your own version. GrayJay doesn't have a license that allows that.
To me Aves does some weird things, like when I scroll left or right the image is low quality and after a second it gets better. It's unpleasant.
Mupdf mini
https://f-droid.org/packages/com.artifex.mupdf.mini.app
Voyager
https://f-droid.org/packages/app.vger.voyager
Irregular Expression keyboard
https://f-droid.org/packages/mf.asciitext.lite
Feudal Tactics
https://f-droid.org/packages/de.sesu8642.feudaltactics
Feudal Tactics rarely shows up in the "best of FOSS" lists or games lists. Yet I think it's one of the most engaging and nicely balanced single player, local games out there.
Oh yes, that one is great. I play it pretty much every day!
Oh man game wise it looks cool but visually, it's so ugly I don't know if I can do it.
I like Mupdf Mini but found Chaka and like it even better
I also use Voyager
Imagepipe:
https://f-droid.org/packages/de.kaffeemitkoffein.imagepipe/
Fossify Calendar is my favourite calendar app:
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.fossify.calendar/
Breezy Weather:
https://f-droid.org/en/packages/org.breezyweather/
though I'm using the Github build
There are many others.
Breezy Weather is so damn good
Aegis since I was extremely, extremely annoyed that Google authenticator added entries by order of appearance, had no search, couldn't reorder them, and just blasted your numbers publicly with the app open.
Aegis has all of that... These are just basic features...
I use Ente Auth for 2FA.
Pipepipe (can filter out shorts)
OsmAnd (keep your points of interest locally, 3D hills, satellite maps, update your area if not on map)
Alarm Klock (I have tried many others too)
QuickWeather (forecast, radar, Open-Meteo)
NeutriNote (notes)
Arcane Chat (deltachat client)
Idle Fantasy (occasional game)
GCompris (kids educational games)
SicMu Neo (tight music player)
Equate (unit conversion app)
Some overlooked ones:
OSS document scanner is so much better than using the regular camera app for scanning docs and receipts. Really useful.
I've been using Episteme Reader on my tablet for ebooks. It's been working very well so far.
Seal. I started saving videos that might go dark.
Phocid music player. OpenScale, roundsync, pulsar are all great apps. There is no equivalent on the play store. These are quality, and do exactly what they need to with no bs.
Canta, can get rid so much slop right off the device without a laptop and adb. Then you can get rid of slop they slip in with updates.
A large majority of my apps are from F-Droid these days, but here are some of my favorites I haven't seen in this thread yet:
(Note that some of these need the IzzyOnDroid repo installed, not sure if that counts as cheating)
Tempus A rapidly improving music streaming client for Subsonic/Navidrome/Jellyfin
Kvaesitso The best launcher on Android period (Nova users, give this one a try as Nova is no longer receiving updates!)
Lavender Photos My favorite gallery app! Clean, modern interface and some very good basic editing tools that provide utility without making it feel bloated
Breezy Weather A very nice looking weather app that allows multiple weather sources (defaults to Open Meteo)
WG Tunnel A very clean and simple Wireguard client so you don't have to install your VPN provider's proprietary app
LibreTube for watching WC26 at work
I use SkyTube also open-source with SponsorBlock, etc. - now I wonder if LibreTube is better?