Open-source projects tagged “android”

Table Habit is a free, open-source Flutter habit tracker for micro habits, with WebDAV sync and offline-first storage.

Python framework for building web, desktop and mobile apps with a Flutter-based UI, no frontend experience needed.

An open-source, ad-free, minimalist class timetable app for Chinese university students, with timetable import from academic affairs systems.

A React Native line graph and chart component built on Skia, with animations, cubic bezier edges and touch scrubbing.

A collection of markdown skill files that ground AI agents in Android development best practices, installable via the Android CLI.

An Android active noise cancellation engine in Kotlin that detects low-frequency hums with FFT and plays phase-inverted audio to cancel them.

Automate real Android phones from your code for app testing, repeated tasks, phone farms, or AI agents, with no ADB, USB cable or root.

A builder that compiles the official ArtCraft Rust/egui apps from Storytold repositories into locally signed arm64 Android APKs.

An open-source framework for building universal native apps with React that run on Android, iOS, and the web.

An Android image editor app with dozens of tools, from crop and draw to 500+ filters, OCR, background removal, and PDF tools.

A cross-platform C++ image and video filter library that runs on OpenGL/ES, with beauty and face-based effects.

Android app that screens incoming calls and SMS notifications, blocking spam using filters, contacts, spam databases and local AI.

Qt-based desktop client for displaying and controlling Android devices over USB or Wi-Fi, without root or installing anything on the device.

Open-source backend platform for building apps, with Auth, Databases, Storage, Functions, Messaging, Realtime and Hosting, self-hostable via Docker.

A TypeScript re-implementation of the ADB client that runs in Chromium browsers, Node.js and Electron, connecting to Android devices over WebUSB.

An on-device Android app that turns websites, HTML projects, and Node.js, PHP, Python, Go or WordPress sites into signed APKs, built entirely on the phone.

A desktop GUI for Android app testing with ADB, supporting Windows and macOS, with device listing, shell commands, text input, screenshots and virtual displays.

Turns spare Android phones into LAN network cameras, with a PC-side Flask dashboard for live MJPEG preview, recording, and optional AI-triggered analysis.

Offline, zero-permission Android file viewer for PDF, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, photos, video, audio, Markdown, code and ZIP archives.

Natural-language driven Android automation for AI coding assistants and test suites, running on real phones or emulators.