I’m curious to discover more stuff that exists in the App realm, there must be some small indie apps we don’t know about everywhere

  • HereIAm@lemmy.world
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    2 months ago

    I got a couple of apps I’d recommend in a heartbeat.

    Spectdroid is a spectrogram app. Its unreasonable how often I’m using this app. I got some mild tinnitus that comes and goes and this app allows me to find out if I got some actual weird buzzing I’m the house or if it’s just in my head.

    And LocalSend is an amazing app for sending files between various devices and OSes over a local network. I no longer need to set up file shares, plug in my phone to a computer, or use cloud storage just to transfer over some files.

    • deczzz@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      2 months ago

      LocalSend is amazing. So easy to use! Impressed that google haven’t been able to make a product as simple as localsend for Android.

  • Eiri@lemmy.ca
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    2 months ago

    Unified Remote. It’s a little janky, but it does you to turn your phone into a trackpad and/or keyboard for your phone. It works with swipe typing, and allows you to use keyboard shortcuts such as Alt+Tab or Win+Shift+Arrow.

    Truly the best way I’ve found of using my PC from my couch.

  • Angel Mountain@feddit.nl
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    2 months ago

    My partner introduced me to the Dutch “112” app (112 is the emergency telephone number in Europe).

    I hope I never need it of course, but if I do it automatically shares my location and it allows me to chat instead of call if I would be in a situation that requires that.

    Also, I really enjoy Jepster as my biking computer when cycling. The guy that built it is also very approachable when you find a problem, which is great.

    And when you’re planning to get kids have a look at “Kinder”…