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Netclicker lets users control Netflix, YouTube and other streaming platforms from their phone. It requires a desktop app and browser extension, with a phone app used for browsing and playback control. Features include a central watchlist, auto-skip intros, and visual adjustments.
AsteroidOS is an open-source Linux distribution for smartwatches, created in 2015. It provides an agenda, alarm clock, calculator, music controller, stopwatch, timer and weather forecast app, and states up to 48 hours of autonomy. It is built on Qt, QML, OpenEmbedded and libhybris.
Tasks.org is a free and open-source task management app for Android, licensed under the GNU GPLv3. It supports CalDAV synchronization, recurring tasks, notifications, location-based reminders and custom filters. Sync options include Tasks.org, Google Tasks, DAVx⁵, CalDAV, EteSync and DecSync CC, and it can be used offline or self-hosted.
A Telegram channel for KernelSU Next, described as a kernel-based root solution for Android devices and as the next experimental branch. It links to the project's GitHub repository, webpage and a discussion group.
timeto.me is a personal productivity system application for Android and iOS. The source lists goals, checklists, tasks, repetitive tasks, timer, stopwatch, calendar, notes, shortcuts, zen-mode, widgets, pomodoro and 24/7 time tracking among its components. The app is described as open source with no limits and no ads.
Monocles mail is a secure and open source e-mail client for Android, described as a fork of K-9 mail that keeps the known functions of K-9 mail with some UI updates. It supports multiple accounts, a unified inbox, local and server-side search, and OpenPGP email encryption. The source states it is privacy-friendly, with no tracking and only connecting to the user's email provider.
