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Eternity is a Lemmy client for Android written in Java, forked from the Infinity for Reddit project. The project describes itself as currently in early development, with unfinished features and bugs. Its listed features cover browsing Lemmy feeds and communities, engagement such as voting and commenting, managing multiple accounts and instances, and customization options including themes.
Kettu is a Discord mobile app client modification described as continuing Bunny's mission. It is written mainly in TypeScript and published on Codeberg, where installation instructions cover Android via Xposed or KettuManager and iOS via KettuTweak. The repository also includes build steps using bun.
Droid-ify is a clutter-free F-Droid client for Android with a clean, modern interface. It lets users browse and install open-source apps from F-Droid repositories, supports automatic updates and multiple install methods, and allows adding custom repositories. After an initial sync, the app library can be browsed offline. It is available in 63 languages.
Fedilab is an Android client for accessing the distributed Fediverse. The README describes it as a multi-accounts client for Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica and Pixelfed, and the repository labels it a multifunctional client for microblogging, photo sharing and video hosting.
F-Droid Build Status is an Android app that shows and monitors the current F-Droid build status using the F-Droid build server API. It shows successful, failed and missing builds, marks apps as favourites, and notifies about new builds or publishes of favourite apps. Nightly builds are available from a separate repository.
Aurora Store is an unofficial free and open‑source client for the Google Play Store. Developed in Kotlin and hosted on GitLab under AuroraOSS, the project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later. It has been actively maintained since 2018 with numerous commits, branches, tags, and releases.
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Eternity is a Lemmy client for Android written in Java, forked from the Infinity for Reddit project. The project describes itself as currently in early development, with unfinished features and bugs. Its listed features cover browsing Lemmy feeds and communities, engagement such as voting and commenting, managing multiple accounts and instances, and customization options including themes.
Kettu is a Discord mobile app client modification described as continuing Bunny's mission. It is written mainly in TypeScript and published on Codeberg, where installation instructions cover Android via Xposed or KettuManager and iOS via KettuTweak. The repository also includes build steps using bun.
Droid-ify is a clutter-free F-Droid client for Android with a clean, modern interface. It lets users browse and install open-source apps from F-Droid repositories, supports automatic updates and multiple install methods, and allows adding custom repositories. After an initial sync, the app library can be browsed offline. It is available in 63 languages.
Fedilab is an Android client for accessing the distributed Fediverse. The README describes it as a multi-accounts client for Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica and Pixelfed, and the repository labels it a multifunctional client for microblogging, photo sharing and video hosting.
F-Droid Build Status is an Android app that shows and monitors the current F-Droid build status using the F-Droid build server API. It shows successful, failed and missing builds, marks apps as favourites, and notifies about new builds or publishes of favourite apps. Nightly builds are available from a separate repository.
Aurora Store is an unofficial free and open‑source client for the Google Play Store. Developed in Kotlin and hosted on GitLab under AuroraOSS, the project is licensed under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later. It has been actively maintained since 2018 with numerous commits, branches, tags, and releases.
