• Boozilla@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
    1·
    3 minutes ago

    NAPS2. I go paperless as much as possible, but still have to scan stuff sometimes. It’s the GOAT for scanning.

  • Flax@feddit.ukEnglish
    421·
    10 hours ago

    Wikipedia. Not an app but still deserves a mention.

  • John@discuss.tchncs.de
    17·
    9 hours ago

    Home Assistant, not only an App but it changed the way i look at IoT/Smarthome and in that way it brings me a lot of comfort.

  • Realitaetsverlust@lemmy.zipEnglish
    18·
    9 hours ago

    Organic Maps. After switching to graphene, I quickly found plenty of apps replacing the “defaults” I had on stock android, however, a good app for maps was impossible to find until I stumbled over that one. Great UI, local maps, even has a navigation feature. Completely replaces google maps for me.

  • sma3in@lemmy.world
    171·
    9 hours ago

    LocalSend, Immich, Signal, Aurora store, Radio Garden, Gray Jay, yt-dlp, and Bitwarden just to name a few

  • dejected_warp_core@lemmy.world
    374·
    11 hours ago

    The Dialer.

    • Comes with every phone
    • 10+ digit number instantly connects you with millions of people, services, and institutions
    • 3 digits connects you with life-saving emergency support
    • Very low-latency voice support
    • High quality audio (most of the time)
    • No ads
    • No obnoxious UI

    All kidding aside, I’m routinely astounded at how we have yet to top the ease and utility of old-fashioned phone service.

  • endeavor@sopuli.xyzEnglish
    23·
    14 hours ago

    Proton. Literally makes any of the big linuxes into the streamos people are waiting for

  • Gestrid@lemmy.caEnglish
    8·
    12 hours ago

    Kodi—It can connect to a media source via FTP, so I was able to effortlessly connected it to my online storage to download shows and movies from it to watch on the fly, and on my TV no less. Without that, it’d be a huge pain just to get the file onto my TV.

    SmartTube—It’s an ad-free YouTube video app for Android TVs, and it has Sponsorblock included. You could say it’s YouTube Vanced for Android TVs.

    Discord bots—I’ve setup my own personal Discord server (no other humans allowed in it) and set it up with various bots that do things ranging from posting tweets/ posts from Twitter/ Bluesky to letting me know when specific channels have uploaded a new video on YouTube or gone live on Twitch. I’ve also got another bot monitoring some RSS feeds.