(Plus many others that don't have a homepage. Dear programmers: get a proper homepage for your projects. GitHub doesn't count.)
In use as of July 2025
- Tusky
- Client for Mastodon, Pleroma or any other compatible service. Much lighter than its main competitor (though not exactly light as such).
- Ghost Commander
- Orthodox file manager with excellent connectivity features. Lacks an internal text editor, so you'll have to install one for F4 to work.
- F-Droid
- Package manager and repository of open source Android apps. Everything is built from source and checked for malware, trackers or other issues.
- ConnectBot
- SSH client and terminal emulator, very usable as of 2021.
Rarely used now
- Orgzly Revived
- Outliner using org files as an interchange format. It helps to know a few things about the underlying file format, for example how to set a notebook title and what drawers are. Cool and useful, but ultimately too clunky.
- Librera Reader
- Powerful e-book reader supporting numerous formats. Has a good balance between options and usability. Many ways to organize books.
- Privacy Browser
- Just what it says on the tin: doesn't enable or save anything without your say-so, and tries not to leak too much identifying information about you.
- Android simple generic text editor
- Just "Editor" for friends, it's an app as tiny as it is useful, with many features otherwise found in others ten times larger.
Not used anymore
- Markor
- Editor for lightweight markup formats, with syntax highlighting, export and other conveniences.
- PocketGopher
- Modern client for the Gopher protocol. Supports a bunch of unofficial extensions. You'll want a big screen for ASCII art.
- SolitaireCG
- Just what it says on the tin. Gorgeous card art if you have a big device, but scales to tiny screens just as well. Many games and options.
- X11-Basic
- Programming language interpreter. Quirky and buggy, yet fun.