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ConnectBot is an open-source SSH and Mosh client for Android. It gives access to remote terminals, lets users keep several sessions open and switch between servers, and supports secure SSH tunnels via port forwarding. Sign-in uses a password or SSH key. Mosh helps terminals recover from interruptions but requires compatible server software.
BiglyBT for Android is an ad-free, open source bittorrent client and remote control app optimized for phones, tablets, Chromebooks, and Android TVs. It uses the BiglyBT core first created in 2003.
iloader is a free, open-source, cross-platform iOS sideloading companion for installing SideStore and other IPA apps. It is available for Windows, Mac and Linux, and can place RPPairing and Lockdown Pairing files into apps such as StikDebug or Protokolle.
Impactor is an open-source, cross-platform application for sideloading iOS apps from a computer to iOS and tvOS devices, supporting Windows, macOS, and Linux. It registers devices and requests certificates and provisioning profiles using an Apple account, and includes tweak injection and automatic app certificate refreshing.
Twos is a note and to-do app for capturing notes, to-dos and reminders quickly and finding them later. It organizes items on Today, rolls unfinished items to tomorrow, and supports search and asking about written items. It is available on iPhone, iPad, Android, web, Mac, Windows and Linux. Documentation is in English only, while the FAQ is translated into 40 languages.
Folksable is a photo habit tracking app in which users share photo updates of their habits with friends to keep them accountable. Rituals are periodically repeating actions, with reminders to post a picture, and frequency ranges from daily to weekly. Public rituals can be followed by anyone, while posts under private rituals are visible to the user and their friends.
