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This app exists as a part of a digital platform which will provide essential digital security information. The platform aims to provide: * Concise and easy to understand content * The ability to browse and search for specific content * Adaptive content that supports self-guided learning * Selective downloading of content for limited data usage and offline reading * Multi-platform access, including older Android versions * Anonymous access to content and no identifiable user data Open Mentoring exists as a learning content delivery system within a broader ecosystem of content which includes adapting content and establishing partnerships with sources such as: Security in a Box by the Tactical Technology Collective, The Umbrella app by Security First, The Story Maker app by Free Press Unlimited, Scalio, and the Guardian Project, SSD by the Electronic Frontier Foundation, The Digital First Aid Kit by the Digital Defenders Partnership, Level Up by Internews, the Panic Button app by iilab, TOTEM by Greenhost.

A minimalistic note-taking app utilizing your phone's notification area: Take notes and save them as notifications Edit pinned notices Delete pins Hide notes for a specific period of time The app was build with Material Design in mind. All notes are stored in the app's database and survive reboots.

Companion app for the german mods.de forum.

Helps in planning trips and organizing packing lists.

sNotz is an open-source, privacy-friendly, secure, and completely offline application, which will let you create, customize, and manage simple notes on your android device. Features - Easily create & manage simple notes & checklists. - Secure notes & checklists with biometric/PIN authentications. - Use custom colors (background and text) for individual notes. - Sort notes & checklists alphabetically, or by date or background color. - Creating secret notes & checklists that are hidden from the main UI by default. - Swipe (left or right) to delete a note or checklist. - Create beautiful home screen widgets of notes & checklists. - Create reminders (for individual notes). - Export and easily share notes or checklists via third-party apps. - No cloud storage or login requirements. sNotz works completely offline. - Offers a simple backup/restore functionality for those who want to get old notes on a new device. Privacy Policy The developer of sNotz doesn't collect any kind of user data from the app. Other than the official Auto Backup by google, sNotz doesn't use any third-party data backup systems. All the notes are stored locally in "json" format within the files directory (/data/data/com.sunilpaulmathew.snotz/files/) of sNotz. For more information, please read our privacy policy. Also, a very detailed FAQ can be found here. Translations Please help me to translate this application via POEditor. You may also translate after downloading the original language string available here.

spaRSS DecSync is a fork of spaRSS which adds synchronization using DecSync. To start synchronizing, all you have to do is synchronize the selected DecSync directory, using for example Syncthing.

Reader for subscribers of the german daily newspaper "taz. die tageszeitung" Please note that the language of the app is german!

Features of toodoo Tasks: You can create, change and delete tasks. Each task has a name, a category, a priority (HIGH, MEDIUM, or LOW), and a completion-status (i.e. it is either OPEN or DONE). Optionally, each task can also have a description (arbitrary text), a due_date and a due_time. In order to avoid unintentional deletion, a task can only be deleted if it is DONE. Categories: You can create as many categories as you need. The category a task belongs to can be changed. A category can be renamed. This will affect all tasks that belong to that category. Unused categories can be deleted. I.e. deletion is only possible if the category has no tasks, and if it is not used in the current filter. Filtering tasks: It is possible to restrict the tasks displayed in the list, e.g. completed tasks only, or tasks with low priority only, etc. In general, the tasks to be displayed in the list can be filtered by * completion_status * due_date/due_time * priority * category or any combination of these. For due_date there are several predefined filter options, e.g. TODAY, CURRENT_WEEK, OVERDUE, TASKS_WITHOUT_DATE, etc. For priority and category, it is possible to filter with more than one option. E.g. you can choose to show tasks with priorities HIGH or MEDIUM. Or you can display all tasks that have either category "Family" or "Friends". Sorting tasks: The task list can be sorted by: * completion_status * due_date/due_time * priority * category * name Any sort order is possible. E.g. first by due_date/time, then by completion status, category, priority and name. Or any other order you prefer. Searching tasks: Tasks can be searched by text. The search text you enter can be applied to the task name, the task description, or both. Case-sensitive search is possible. In the list of search results, when displaying details of a task, the search string is highlighted in the task name and / or description. Convenience: There are shortcuts for often used actions. E.g. * From the context menu of a category you can jump to a list of all tasks for that category. * From the context menu of a task you can change its completion_status, set it to DONE (or OPEN respectively), or set its due date to today or tomorrow. * When the task list is filtered by "tasks due TODAY", you can easily move to the previous / next day by swiping right / left. * Similarly, by swiping you can easily move to the previous / next week (when the task list is filtered by "tasks due CURRENT_WEEK"), or to the previous / next category (when all tasks for a category are displayed). Display: Tasks due in the past, today, or in the future have different background colors, so they are easily discernible. The color scheme adapts to the display mode of the underlying android. I.e. if dark mode is selected (provided your android does support dark mode), a dark color scheme is used also for toodoo. Import / Export: All user data (i.e. tasks, categories, filters and sort criteria) can be exported to an external file (xml-format). Vice versa, data can be imported from an external file. Technical: Your data is stored locally on your device. No connection to the internet needed. No ads. No tracking. Restrictions toodoo is minimalistic. It focuses on managing, categorizing, filtering, and sorting tasks (however, more features may be added in future releases.) Thus, there are some restriction, i.e.: * The user interface is in English only. * Name of folder and file for export data are fixed (i.e. /Download/toodoo/toodooData-yyyy-mm-dd-hh-mm-ss) * Settings are currently fixed, e.g. - date format is yyyy-mm-dd, time format is 24 hours. - first day of week is Monday. - within a day, tasks without due_time are sorted behind tasks with due_time.

A simple app for short text notes, with a prominent timestamp for each entry. Add quantities to your notes using preset formats (S, M, XL, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4) or custom numbers. The uncomplicated interface makes the app easy to use even when you’re busy or distracted. PERFECT FOR - Journaling - Tracking daily routines - Recording workouts - Logging supplements and water intake - Measuring cooking ingredients - Noting simple lab results FEATURES - Add text notes with an optional amount (S, M, XL, 1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 5.813…). - See all your notes with the time elapsed since you wrote each note. - Tap the + button to add a new note with the same text as an existing note. - Edit a note, copy it to clipboard, delete it, delete all notes. - Export all notes as a spreadsheet file (CSV format) and import them. - Filter notes and export the filtered notes. PRIVACY & SECURITY - The app doesn’t use the internet at all – your notes are stored on your phone only. - The app doesn’t access any information about you and doesn’t collect usage data. - No ads - Free and open-source

Lightweight and minimalist notepad which focuses on simplicity and gives only basic features: * add/delete note * secure a note with password * sort notes by create date, modification date or title * search notes (only title or also in content except protected ones) * export/import database to sdcard Attention: the database may be cleaned if you update from 1.0.X to 1.1.X.

A comic reader that support reading local and network comics. Features Read local comics Use javascript to create comic sources Read comics from network sources Manage favorite comics Download comics View comments, tags, and other information of comics if the source supports Login to comment, rate, and other operations if the source supports Thanks Tags Translation github.com/EhTagTranslation/Database The Chinese translation of the manga tags is from this project.

A self hosted read-it-later app which is made for you to comfortably read and archive your articles. Unlike to other services, the server software is MIT-licensed, so you can set it up on your own: Just follow the instructions at wallabag.org. This android application allows you read and manage your articles and automatically syncs them to the wallabag server. Next time you find an article you want to read later, save it into wallabag. It will be automatically synced on your phone, your tablet, your e-reader or your computer. Therefore, your can read it anytime anywhere, even offline. You can save an article into wallabag from nearly everywhere, including your computer and your favorite RSS reader apps. Bonus features: * Automatic synchronization between the server and the apps * Downloading pictures for offline reading * Tags to manage your content * Speech synthesis to listen to your articles

zSMTH is an ad-free, open source Mizuki community Android client. iSO platform has the same source project SMTH-iOS. This client has the following features: * Post graphics mixed display, support GIF animation, long press the post to pop up the function menu; * Support the display of super-long pictures; full-screen view and zoom of picture attachments; view picture Exif information and save pictures to local; * Show Like of posts, add new Like; * Show IP source; * Reminder of letters, replies, @, Like events; * Quick search of all forum listings (support Chinese and English partial matching); * Share posts to SNS networks, including WeChat friends, WeChat circle of friends, Sina Weibo, etc. and more.

TeXeTeScribe provides what default Android lacks: read and edit text-based files. It also implements concept of a folder with a notebook functionality. 📖 You data is always readable. If a platform can display characters, it can handle a TXT file: Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, macOS, ChromeOS, Smart TVs, e-readers, gaming consoles, embedded and IoT devices, cloud storage and collaboration tools (Google Drive, iCloud, Dropbox, etc). TXT files are the most universal format because every operating system "understands" them. Text files avoid compatibility issues of proprietary formats, ensuring flawless transfer across devices and platforms. 🛡 Future proof your content. Text files are universal and future-proof, free from the compatibility problems that plague proprietary note formats. You don't need a specific app to access TXT file. It can be viewed and edited on basically everything with a processor. 🔓 Notes in TXT files never get trapped. Most note-taking apps store data inside private app databases or proprietary cloud formats. If the app stops working from a bad update or glitch, or disappears from the app store, your notes often go with it. Unreadable, unexportable, and locked behind a backup you cannot open. Plain .txt files avoid all of that. 💾 Notes survive phone failures. When data is stored in internal memory, Android encrypts it by default, starting 2015. If the system glitches after an update, or the phone can't run its OS, all data in phone's internal memory becomes unaccessible, and basically lost - often Android repair process implies wiping all data. Saving notes on a microSD card keeps them physically separate from the system. Just insert SD card into any other device: files stay fully accessible in any file manager. 🔠 Text always looks readable. Every text file has its own encoding. Android uses UTF-8 by default, Windows often saves text in ANSI (Windows-1251), old DOS programs use CP866, and classic macOS systems relied on MacRoman. There is also UTF-32, used in some technical files. Most Android apps simply assume everything is UTF-8, which is why older documents or foreign-language text often appear as unreadable gibberish. TeXeTeScribe app automatically detects the correct encoding, and shows the text readably. 👁 See what’s inside before opening. App shows list of files beyond simple filenames. You get short content previews of each file and its modification time. This lets you instantly recognize which note or document you need without wasting time opening files one by one. 💡 Your latest thoughts stay on top. Typical note apps mix your notes together alphabetically or by title, making yesterday’s idea vanish in the pile. TeXeTeScribe reflects how real note-taking works: what you just wrote is what you are most likely to continue developing. The notes you worked on most recently stay right at the top, so you can continue writing or reviewing without searching. 🛠 Open almost any text-based file. TeXeTeScribe recognizes and edits many everyday formats: .txt, .md, .json, .xml, .csv, .html, .log, .yaml, .cfg, and more. It saves time when you just need to read or fix a file, without searching for a different tool. 🛰 Work offline forever. Because everything is stored locally, the app works without a connection. Your notes, configuration files, and logs are always available, even on airplanes or in areas without service. TeXeTeScribe lets you create, read, and edit plain text notes that remain fully accessible and compatible across all devices and platforms. Your data stays future-proof, portable, and never locked inside proprietary formats or apps. Created by Eugen Barilyuk EB43 https://eb43.github.io