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The Keybase client repository holds the Go crypto libraries, Keybase service, command line client, and the macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS and Android apps. The repository notes that some contents are explorations, so building from source may not match official releases.
/reddit clients/ is a mobile app resource for Android or iOS listings, app pages, updates, or community links.
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.
MyAnimeList Client is an app store page with install details, screenshots, reviews, and app information.
USB HID Client is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Open SSTP Client is a code project with source, releases, documentation, or setup notes.
Transdroid is an Android app for managing BitTorrent clients. It supports popular clients such as µTorrent, Transmission, rTorrent, Vuze, Deluge, BitTorrent 6 and qBittorrent. Users can view and manage running torrents and individual files, add torrents through integrated search, RSS feeds or a barcode scanner, and monitor progress via a home screen widget or background alarm service.
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.
Nnngram is described as another gram by NextAlone and as a Nagram-reborn project based on Nullgram. The repository includes a third-party Telegram client based on the official Telegram App for Android source code, released under the GPL-2.0 license. Build instructions list Android Studio, the Android NDK and the Android SDK.
PairDrop for Android is an Android client for PairDrop, a browser-based local file sharing solution, and self-hosted Snapdrop. It integrates with the Android operating system so files can be shared from within other apps, and it is available on Google Play and F-Droid. The project is open source under GPL-3.0 and seeks community participation through issues and pull requests.
Source code for an unofficial Android client for the 4pda.to forum. The repository includes the app modules, build files, and a link to its discussion thread.
The addy.io app for Android is the Android client for addy.io, formerly AnonAddy, a service for anonymous email forwarding. The GitLab project hosts the app's source under the MIT License and includes a changelog.
Audio Source is a tool that forwards Android microphone audio input to the PulseAudio daemon through ADB, allowing an Android device to be used as a USB microphone. It consists of an Android app and a client script for a GNU/Linux machine with Android SDK Platform Tools, PulseAudio or PipeWire with PulseAudio support, and Python 3.
F-Droid Basic is a minimal client app for an Android app store. It has a reduced feature set, lacking nearby share and a panic feature, and targets Android 13. It can perform unattended updates without a privileged extension or root.
BiglyBT for Android is an ad-free, open source bittorrent client and remote control app optimized for phones, tablets, Chromebooks, and Android TVs. It uses the BiglyBT core first created in 2003.
A step-by-step guide for setting up and using the Stremio streaming client. It covers Debrid service tokens, add-ons, and setup on FireStick, Android, Samsung and LG TVs, and Usenet. The guide states that the Stremio client and streaming add-ons are free, and that a Debrid subscription costs about $5 a month.
The Kali NetHunter App Store is an installable catalogue of Android applications for penetration testing and forensics. Its client allows users to browse, install and keep track of updates on their device. The page also links related NetHunter components, including the NetHunter app, terminal emulator and KeX desktop experience client.
Monal is a cross platform, modern XMPP client for iOS and macOS, described as the Monal XMPP client found in the app store. It is developed by volunteers and community collaboration, and it supports the two latest major releases of macOS and iOS.
Profanity is a console-based XMPP client written in C using ncurses and libstrophe, inspired by Irssi. It is available on Linux, FreeBSD, OpenBSD, OSX, Windows and Android via Termux. The client supports XMPP chat services, MUC chat rooms, roster management, encryption with OTR, PGP and OMEMO, and plugins written in Python and C.
RiseupVPN is a personal VPN client offered by Riseup for censorship circumvention, location anonymization and traffic encryption. It routes internet traffic through an encrypted connection to riseup.net and, unlike most VPN providers, does not log IP addresses. The client requires no configuration or account registration and is available for GNU/Linux, macOS, Windows and Android. The service is funded entirely through donations.
Cross-platform library and client implementation for Sony Sound Connect, formerly Headphones Connect. The repository provides a client for supported platforms including Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, Android, Web and HarmonyOS, with web versions requiring a Web Serial-supporting browser. It is a successor to Plutoberth's original SonyHeadphonesClient. No release build exists for the current branch; nightly builds are available.
Tixati is a BitTorrent client for Windows, Linux and Android. The site lists features including DHT, PEX and Magnet Link support, RC4 connection encryption, bandwidth management and charting, and an event scheduler. It states that the client contains no spyware and no ads and is free to use.
ConnectBot is an open-source SSH and Mosh client for Android. It gives access to remote terminals, lets users keep several sessions open and switch between servers, and supports secure SSH tunnels via port forwarding. Sign-in uses a password or SSH key. Mosh helps terminals recover from interruptions but requires compatible server software.