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A curated directory of Android apps and root modules for Magisk, KernelSU, APatch and LSPosed. It also includes rooting guides and troubleshooting material, and groups tools under categories such as ad blocking, root management, app modifications, performance and battery, file management and backup.
Cool FOSS is a curated collection of open source Android applications intended to replace proprietary ones. The page organizes apps by category, including app stores, browsers, calendars, email, file managers, keyboards, launchers, maps, media players, password managers and security tools. Most listed apps are available on F-Droid. Suggestions are submitted through an issue template or a pull request.
MYAL is a curated list of Android apps with Material You or Material Design support. The site presents an app directory that lets visitors browse all categories, from social and productivity to tools and privacy.
palera1n is a jailbreak for iPhone 6s through iPhone X on iOS 15.0 and higher, and for devices ranging from A8 to A11 and Apple T2. It includes tools such as dropbear and a binpack of command line utilities, supports rootless and full-root jailbreak types, and is open source.
Photo Editor is a photo editing application for Android. It offers color adjustments, effects, drawing and text tools, cropping and rotation, and corrections such as red-eye and white balance. Images can be saved in JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP and PDF formats, and metadata can be viewed, edited or deleted.
Discreet Launcher is an open-source Android home screen launcher that provides a distraction-free home screen. Sliding down shows favorite applications and sliding up shows the complete application list. Holding an application offers access to its system settings and store page. The project has been archived and is no longer maintained.
The iPhoneOS Obscura Project maintains a work-in-progress IPA collection on the Internet Archive, aiming to preserve older iOS apps and prevent them from being lost. Most included apps are delisted from the App Store and no longer accessible for download, though not all. Apps are sorted by minimum iOS version.
Microsoft SwiftKey is a keyboard app for Android and iPhone that adapts to the user's typing style. It offers autocorrect and next-word predictions, swipe typing, voice typing, a cloud clipboard, and support for typing in up to five languages without switching settings.
TestFlight lets users install and test beta versions of apps and App Clips after accepting an email or public link invitation from a developer. Each build is available for testing for up to 90 days, and developers can set device or OS criteria for their beta.
TestFlight is Apple's app for testing beta versions of apps and App Clips. Testers need an email or public link invitation from the developer and a compatible device. Each build is available for up to 90 days from upload, and TestFlight notifies testers when a new build is available.
a-Shell is a text-based terminal interface app for iOS and iPadOS that provides command-line control of files, including creating, moving, compressing and editing them. It includes Vim and supports programming in Lua, Python, JavaScript, C and C++, compiling C and C++ to webAssembly. It supports Apple Shortcuts, multiple shell windows and pip install for pure Python packages.
AdAway is a free and open source ad blocker for Android that blocks ads system-wide using hosts file or VPN-based filtering, with root not required in local VPN mode. It supports custom sources and rules, and is not available on Google Play.
ADB AppControl is an application manager and debloat tool for Android devices, offered for Windows. It lets users disable and uninstall apps without root access, install APK and APKS files, and grant permissions. It also provides batch operations with presets, a toolset for processes, logs, screen resolution, DPI and fastboot, and a built-in shell console with syntax highlighting and a favorite command list.
ADB101 is a setup guide for Android Debug Bridge (adb), a command-line tool for communicating with a device. The guide covers setting up adb on Windows, Android and Android TV, including USB and wireless debugging, storage backup and restore, installing APK files, and uninstalling and reinstalling OEM apps. It also describes adb's client, daemon and server components.
Aidoku is an open source manga reader for iOS, iPadOS, and macOS. It supports importing local files, connecting to a media server, and browsing content from external sources, with global and source-specific settings. Installation is available through TestFlight, an AltStore source, or sideloading. External sources are unofficial and not affiliated with Aidoku.
AIMP for Android is a free audio player distributed from the AIMP download center. The stable build v4.31.1747 targets Android 6 (Marshmallow) through Android 17 and supports ARM64, ARMv7 and x86-64 architectures. A beta version, v4.50.1817 Beta 2, is also offered and may contain bugs.
Alan's Gigantic Repo is a service that enables installation of iOS applications outside the App Store without requiring a jailbreak or a computer. Users obtain a certificate for a one-time fee of £6.75. The repository hosts a large collection of apps, including Swiftgram, Boostcamp, Peek Weather, Reddit, and many others. It provides multiple JSON feeds compatible with AltStore, SideStore, FlareStore, Feather, and KSign.
Alembicons is an icon pack creator for Android and a companion application for Arcticons, formerly named Iconeration. It allows users to create their own icon pack or extend Arcticons or another icon pack, with basic and advanced icon editing features.
AltStore refers to the CyPwn IPA Library, a collection of iOS applications available for download. The JSON manifest lists apps such as Power Warriors, CloverPit, and Stremio, providing details like bundle identifiers, versions, download URLs, and icons. It also includes a Bitcoin address for donations.
AltStore is a sideloading tool for iOS that lets apps exist on iOS which may not otherwise be allowed on Apple's store. It offers apps from verified developers via AltStore PAL, and a directory of available sources is listed.
AnimeTV is a free open-source anime app for Android, Android TV, Fire TV and Windows. It streams from multiple scrapers at 1080p and supports AniList, MyAnimeList and Trakt sync. It has no ads or tracking and supports D-pad remotes and external players.
AniStation is an Android app for streaming anime with a YouTube-style player and gesture controls. It supports custom quality settings, internal and external downloads, and local list import/export from AniList. It is compiled exclusively for Android and receives in-app over-the-air updates.
AntennaPod is an open-source podcast player. The app lets users subscribe to any RSS feed, and it does not contain ads. Users can download episodes and listen anywhere, and can select podcasts that should be downloaded automatically. It is built by volunteers without commercial interests.
Any.do is a to-do list app for managing personal tasks, family projects, and team work. It offers tasks and lists, a calendar, a daily planner, widgets, and reminders. Paid plans add recurring tasks, WhatsApp reminders, AI features, color tags, and location reminders.
