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A guide for using Obtainium to install and update Morphe apps (YouTube, YouTube Music, Reddit, MicroG-RE, PotHelper) and Piko apps (Instagram, X). Included apps are prebuilt on a fork of the ReVanced Magisk Module, with new versions made each time a patch releases. APKs come from APKMirror and Uptodown, and patches from official repositories. It notes PoToken is currently non-functional.
Open-Source iOS Apps is a collaborative list of open-source iOS applications. The repository is tagged for topics including app, apple, ios, ipad, iphone, swift, swiftui and tvos. It includes README, APPSTORE, ARCHIVE, LATEST and contents.json files, a CC0-1.0 license and contributing guidance.
You Apps is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
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.
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.
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.
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.
APKCube offers APK file downloads for Android apps and games, including latest releases, old versions, XAPK and OBB files. It states that every file is signature-verified before publication. A separate developer offering provides a REST API and MCP server for searching an app catalogue, listing versions and obtaining download URLs, billed per call in credits.
APKToy is an online APK downloader that downloads APK files directly from Google Play to a computer or Android device. It also offers an Android data (OBB) downloader and lists apps and games with version and update details.
A community-maintained iOS tweak that keeps Apollo for Reddit working after its June 2023 shutdown. It uses the user's own Reddit and Imgur API keys, unlocks several Apollo Ultra features, and adds enhancements such as inline media, translation, user avatars and an iOS 26 Liquid Glass look. Builds are installed through sideloading apps, with a standard build and a no-extensions build.
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.
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.
Dashbud provides free, open source templates for creating Android apps. Frames is a wallpaper gallery app template, Kuper showcases Kustom and Zooper widgets, and Blueprint is a dashboard for icon packs. Users configure a template and finish the app in Android Studio, with step by step guides and a setup app that writes the configuration.
De-Bloater is an application that uses Magisk, Kernel SU or APatch to de-bloat unwanted applications systemlessly. It removes system applications from /system, /vendor and /product directories, requires a reboot, and can restore de-bloated apps individually or as a whole.
Departures is a platform that tracks newly listed TestFlight applications, displays their recent updates, and categorizes them by tags including games, food, fitness and health. It provides descriptions of the tracked apps and offers light and dark display modes.
DoNotNotify is an Android notification manager that blocks or groups notifications from other apps using rules based on app name, message content or regex patterns. It offers DenyList, AllowList and Stack rules and processes notifications offline. A Stack rule requires DoNotNotify's own notification permission on Android 13 and newer.
DriftyWinds maintains an AltStore repository that distributes modified iOS applications. The repository's JSON manifest lists apps such as YouMod + Tweaks, a flexible enhancer for YouTube, and EeveeSpotifyReincarnated, a modified Spotify client offering additional UI features and free premium access. The repository is linked to a GitHub profile and a Telegram group.
IzzyOnDroid F-Droid Repository is an F-Droid repository that currently serves 1401 apps, according to the supplied page. It states that applications are official binaries built by original developers and taken from their repositories, with additional screening applied. The page also says updates are usually fetched daily and daily index updates can be expected.
FakeStandby is an Android app that turns off the screen while keeping apps running. It launches a black overlay over the running app using Android's accessibility services. The developer notes it may not work on every phone model and Android version, and that the concept works better for OLED or AMOLED displays.
Foqos is a free, open-source iPhone app blocker. It uses NFC tags, QR codes, flexible timers and smart breaks to physically block distracting apps and websites via Apple Screen Time APIs. No account, ads, subscription or tracking is required, and focus data stays on the iPhone.
GBox is an app that helps users use Google apps through built-in GMS, described as Google Box. A stable and beta version are listed. It supports Android phones and is installed directly, with Google Store built in. The site states that it has not been adapted for in-vehicle systems and that the service has been temporarily suspended.
Intra is an Android app that encrypts connections to public DNS servers to protect against DNS manipulation, a cyber attack used to block access to news sites, social media platforms and messaging apps. It helps protect against phishing and malware, and lets users customize their DNS server provider, including using their own server or providers such as Cloudflare or Google.
