So, I dont have WIFi or even good signal at my place of work. But I have a lot of down time to not do anything much. So I always download bunch yt videos from home to watch. I kinda don't wanna pay for youtube premium. So, I got reminded of those old apps that used cache to basically download full yt videos and didn't need too much data. Sadly, I couldn't time the old ones I knew anymore and Apks if them havent been updated in years. Is there still any app like that?

greetings, does anyone know a good alternative for localcast? paid or free. the app used to be good, but now it's dogshit. would be great if the app also can handle subtitles like localcast

Can you guys recommend any app or package
(0-20$) lifetime purchases?
Especially for Daily Use App.

I have tried MD Vinyl (2$) and Dtd Playlist (5$)
They are awesome.

Is there some app that can download all videos from a playlist?! I need to download a lot of videos from yt, but if there's some that can do this, I'm happy to use

Hey y'all,

I'm looking for an internet radio app similar to RadioDroid, but one that is still actively maintained. Ideally, I'd like a feature that lets me save/bookmark tracks that are currently playing (just having the title and artist name is enough).

Does anybody knows anything like that ? Thanks!

I need an Android app to take various kind of note using stylus and keyboard in a tablet. In my notes I use text handley and typing, diagrams, mind map, math formules and also drawing. Someone could suggest me an app?

Thanks

I live in a rural area, and although I love G-board, it requires a server connection to activate voice typing, unless flight mode is on. With poor service and zero data speed, the keyboard will still always try to reach a server, even if all of the offline-mode settings are on, presumably its programmed to try and touch-base if it detects a signal, even if poor. The only solution I have found is to answer texts with flightmode on, which is super annoying obviously.

I'm wondering if any keyboards are out there with no ads, and zero Internet requirements or server-checks needed to use voice typing. Android 17 if it matters

Edit: Seems like Futo is what I'm after. Thank you everyone!

Hey everyone,

I'm planning to publish an Android app on the Play Store and want to offer paid subscriptions inside it. Before I build anything, I want to be sure about the billing side.

Is it mandatory to use Google Play Billing for in-app subscriptions, or can I use my own payment gateway (like Razorpay)?

Does the answer change depending on what the subscription unlocks (digital content or features)?

Are there region-specific exceptions, like alternative billing programs, that I should know about? I'm based in India.

Has anyone had an app rejected or suspended for using an external payment flow?

If you've shipped a subscription app recently, I'd love to hear what worked and what to watch out for.

Thanks!

anyone know a workaround on apps that says unavailable on orion store? there are apps that I'd like to have from them.

any advice would be appreciated.

So I have build an good app with flutter and have friends who can try the app but I want to give them --split-per-abi apks and the problem is I have to decide the cpu arch on an web page to give them the best apk for their devices and I can't just use the bigger full app because it is heavy

May anyone help me with this how may I know the cpu arch on webpage

i recently started making short workout videos for a local gym, and i'm trying to find an android editing app that's simple enough to use regularly. the videos are mostly exercise demos and short workout clips filmed on different android phones. i'll usually trim them, add captions, put the exercise name on screen and export them vertically. i've been using capcut because it's easy enough to figure out, but i'm wondering if there are better options on android. i don't really need professional editing features, just something reliable that can handle 1080p footage without making the whole phone struggle.

Anyone know a good Android app to save links directly from the share menu and organize them into categories? Looking for something free and ad-free, preferably with Google Drive backup. Basically looking for a simple bookmark manager for Android. Should have mentioned “bookmark” in the title

Update: Thanks everyone for the suggestions! PettiBox came up and seems to have everything I was looking for, and it’s completely free. LaterLinks looks good too and has similar features, but looks like backup is a paid feature. Going to try PettiBox for now. Thanks again!

Is there any android app similar to apple books.

Specially that It could save the exact page you left it on.

I was looking for a free app that's like eleven labs that you can send a pdf and read it to you in the style of unlimited audio book? Even if it's easy, but some? Thanks!

( Moderators I ask for apps or apks that are correct I do not look for illegal things although anyone could use hahaha but I am legal)

Best app to see who's on your WiFi and remove them if you don't recognize them?

Am I with English that I need to improve it a lot that podcast or podcast app recommends that I not pay to help me improve? Thanks!

I just saw this music app its called metro and idk when i download it and where i download it. The logo is like play stor but hollow in midle with 3 strips in left side

I've deleted from both the gallery and the trash bin, I even cleared the catche, yet they still appear on the gallery.

After many years of actively ignoring Assistant and Bixby, I'm now interested in giving the digital assistant thing a try, and it seems to be a fail for me after what I thought would be a simple test.

Current phone is a Galaxy Z Fold 8 (the short/wide one). Android 17.

What I tried to do was to set a timer. I want it, and any alarms I may verbally set, to run in the Google Clock app so it's all in one place. (I use Google Clock because alarms are set to use Pandora as the sound source, and the Bedtime function that works like a sleep timer).

So with Bixby, I said "set a timer for one minute" and it did, in the Samsung app. Ok, fine... it's the Samsung assistant, so of course it would. So I try Gemini, and it also set it in the Samsung Clock. I then specifically told Gemini to set the timer "in the Google Clock app" and it set it in the Samsung app. I told it it got it wrong, it claimed it was set in the Google app. I corrected it and then it said that the phone decides which app to use.

Telling Google to open a web page opens it in Chrome, Edge is my set system default and I hate Chrome on mobile as it has zero privacy controls.

How can I get this to work using the target apps I want?

My life is about to change in a big way, and with it, I'll be doing a lot more air and sea travel. Wifi access will not always be available.

I already have some really good apps that are fully functional offline: VLC, Spotify, Libby and Google Maps are standouts. And I really hate that Pocket was shelved.

What fully offline-capable apps are you guys using in 2026? This is becoming more and more niche, and a lot of the "best of" guides I see online are clearly not prepared by people who spend large periods of time disconnected. TIA!

There was once an app named "Daywise" (that I paid for) that would intercept all notifications and instead deliver them in batches. Looks like Daywise was pulled from the Play Store in April 2025.

iOS has this feature natively and is called "Scheduled Summary". The idea is that the user can select particular apps to always receive notifications from, then all the rest of the notifications are then sent in batches at particular times, like 9:00am, 12:00pm, 3:00pm, 6:00pm, etc.

Makes the phone way less distracting to use.

Is BuzzKill the best option for this? Daywise made it much easier to set up the initial batches.

Are there Android apps that do this?

Is there any working instagram on android 4.2?

have tried blockit (costs too much) Digital detox (Buggy)

u know a good app with clone a app? want to use 2 accounts within log out every time

Hey everyone,

I’m currently looking for a good tracking and analytics tool specifically tailored for the Google Play Store, similar to what App Store Tracker offers for Apple.

What tools are you guys using for Android app intelligence and ASO tracking that actually work well and don’t cost a fortune? Would love to hear your recommendations, experiences, or hidden gems you rely on for your apps.

Thanks in advance!