Lemmy seems like the right place to ask this. Personally I’ve really enjoyed Gurgle, which is a FOSS Wordle clone app.

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    i have a few all time favourites on android:

    -Aves, a really good gallery app

    -openboard, awesome keyboard without tracking software

    -fairmail, really good email app

    -liftoff for lemmy

    -dolphin emulator, if your phone can run it

    -SD maid SE, one of those storage cleaner thingys

    -syncthing, for making backups over WiFi

    there’s even more i use on windows. if you look hard enough, you will find an alternative to every program you’re using.

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      Syncthing was the way I ended up solving the problem of having the same playlists on mobile and desktop.

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          .m3u format is shared between most sound apps, and I was keeping music on the same relative path anyways between devices. So basically I can define playlists on PC and have them show up on the phone. Then on the phone I can track the number of times and the rating of each music and create dynamic lists, which I can send back to PC if I feel like moving things around.

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      openboard, awesome keyboard without tracking software

      I have tried to use Openboard, but Gboard really spoiled me with the quick language auto detection… I have even tried using the iOS stock keyboard and it sucks balls compared to Gboard…