Fedilab is a multi-accounts client for Mastodon, Pleroma, Friendica, Pixelfed and PeerTube. Its developers also maintain related projects including FediPlan, OpenMultiMaps, TubeLab and UntrackMe, all described as free and open-source.
Tusky is a lightweight Android client for Mastodon, described as a free and open-source social network server. It supports Mastodon features including photos, videos, lists and custom emojis, offers dark, light and black themes, and includes notifications and a drafts feature. It is licensed under the GPL-3.0.
A community-maintained list of apps that can be patched with Lucky Patcher to obtain in-app purchases for free and remove ads. The list is updated through user contributions. Additional documentation covers feature labels and setting up a rooted virtual Android device on a PC.
A page for browsing community patch bundles and supported apps for Morphe. It lists patch bundles that unlock features in apps beyond the default Morphe selection. Instructions cover downloading Morphe, adding patch bundles, and enabling Expert Mode in settings.
Telegram channel described as the official release channel for Lawnchair, offering downloads of the latest alpha builds and a place to test new features. The channel also points to separate support, setups and announcements channels.
AppleCensorship tracks iOS app availability across Apple's App Store storefronts and monitors removals country by country. It reports figures on apps missing from storefronts and offers a filterable record of apps, including those Apple offers nowhere.
Lawnchair is the official website of Lawnchair Launcher, described as a customizable Pixel Launcher. It is an open-source project that includes the latest Pixel Launcher features shipped by Google plus added customizability, and it requires no root. It also supports QuickSwitch, a Magisk module that adds Recents customization.
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Tusky is a lightweight Android client for Mastodon, described as a free and open-source social network server. It supports Mastodon features including photos, videos, lists and custom emojis, offers dark, light and black themes, and includes notifications and a drafts feature. It is licensed under the GPL-3.0.
A community-maintained list of apps that can be patched with Lucky Patcher to obtain in-app purchases for free and remove ads. The list is updated through user contributions. Additional documentation covers feature labels and setting up a rooted virtual Android device on a PC.
A page for browsing community patch bundles and supported apps for Morphe. It lists patch bundles that unlock features in apps beyond the default Morphe selection. Instructions cover downloading Morphe, adding patch bundles, and enabling Expert Mode in settings.
Telegram channel described as the official release channel for Lawnchair, offering downloads of the latest alpha builds and a place to test new features. The channel also points to separate support, setups and announcements channels.
AppleCensorship tracks iOS app availability across Apple's App Store storefronts and monitors removals country by country. It reports figures on apps missing from storefronts and offers a filterable record of apps, including those Apple offers nowhere.
Lawnchair is the official website of Lawnchair Launcher, described as a customizable Pixel Launcher. It is an open-source project that includes the latest Pixel Launcher features shipped by Google plus added customizability, and it requires no root. It also supports QuickSwitch, a Magisk module that adds Recents customization.
