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Thanks for your suggestions. All the projects look good so far; however, they are still in their early stages, so they should be given a little more time to develop. |
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Three FOSS Android apps, each placed alphabetically in its category.
Roadstr (Maps & Navigation, Unlicense) reports and views road events over the Nostr protocol, with no central server. https://github.com/jooray/roadstr
KindBeamer (File Sharing, MIT) sends documents from the share sheet to your Kindle devices through Amazon's Send to Kindle service. https://github.com/jooray/kindbeamer
PulseLibre (Sports & Health, MIT) controls a Pulsetto vagus nerve stimulator over Bluetooth, replacing the vendor app. https://github.com/jooray/PulseLibre
All three are project-page-only links. None is on F-Droid or IzzyOnDroid yet, and per CONTRIBUTING I have not linked any third-party repository or Play Store. All build from source with no ads, no tracking and no proprietary components, and all ship signed APKs on GitHub Releases.
Disclosure: I am the author of all three. Happy to split this into separate PRs or move any entry if you would prefer a different category.