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WalletCount is an app that helps keep track of the cash in your wallet. It features a monthly budget option to help save and prevent impulse buying. It will help check the money in your wallet with a modern UI.

The sole purpose of this app is to back up the current wallpaper. Up to Android 13 you need to grant the `READ_EXTERNAL_STORAGE` permission to access the wallpaper. On Android 13 “Tiramisu” it is necessary to grant the `MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE` permission. This permission also allows read and write access to all user files on the device. The app does not use the permission to access any files though. On Android 14 and higher it is necessary to grant the `MANAGE_EXTERNAL_STORAGE` permission and the `READ_MEDIA_IMAGES` permission.

You need to be a WaniKani subscriber to use this app. Ever worry that you are forgetting all your burned kanji and vocabulary? Do you find yourself not reading as much Japanese as you’d like? This app will display a notification containing a context sentence from one of your burned (or passed) vocabulary. You read it then you press translate to see if you were right. Right or wrong, the app will display another notification with a random sentence at a configurable interval. To ensure notifications are actually displayed remember to disable battery optimization for the app. • Note that timing of notifications are not exact due to battery saving reasons in Android. Please direct any questions and feedback to the thread at the WaniKani forum: https://community.wanikani.com/t/android-wanidoku-android-app-to-get-you-to-read-some-context-sentences. Source is provided under GNU GPLv3 license: https://gitlab.com/spacecowboy/wanidoku

Warden helps you keeping trackers and loggers at bay, as well as getting rid of bloatware.Warden has a static curated list of known trackers (Exodus Privacy), each app’s dex file is read to retrieve the class names, these class names are then matched with the signatures of known trackers & loggers to find them.Loggers in the context of Warden means all utilities which are used to log user activity on an app or logcat in general. Not all loggers are evil. But few logging tools like ACRA, xLog are very powerful tools that can send user data to devs without user’s consent. So do read the app’s Privacy Policy, beforehand.Warden further provides a profile based de-bloater where a profile is created in a format specified as in this sample scripts You need to place this profile/your custom profile at "ExternalStorage/Warden/Profiles" to make them appear in app.

Searchable list of bribetakers and warmongers. More info on https://acf.international

Warpclock provides a quick shortcut for setting alarms based on your preferred amount of sleep. No more mental math before bed - after a single button press, your head can hit the pillow and you will warp forwards in time with minimal interruption. How to use When you open Warpclock for the first time, you should configure your preferred amount of sleep using the in-app controls. There are buttons to increase and decrease the amount by 1 hour, 10 minutes, and 1 minute. You only need to set this once. There is also a button labeled "Set alarm" inside the app. Pressing this button will create a new one-shot alarm in your default alarm clock app, configured to wake you up after your personalized amount of time has passed. The alarm will automatically delete itself from your alarm app once it has triggered, keeping your list of saved alarms clean. Once the alarm is created, you'll get two toast notifications. The first notification is from Warpclock, displaying the time that the new alarm should go off. The second notification comes from the system alarm clock, confirming that it was created sucessfully and displaying how far in the future the alarm will occur. The app also exposes a widget that you can add to your homescreen for even faster access. In the default launcher, just long-press on your homescreen background and drag the "Warpclock" widget to a location on your homescreen, and drag the edges to resize as desired. Tapping on the widget text will create a new alarm just as if you'd pressed the "Set alarm" button in the app. You'll get the same two toast notifications as well. The alarm is created in your default alarm clock app, so you should use that to configure the default alarm sound and vibration settings. Once an alarm is created, if the trigger time needs to be adjusted, that should also be done in the default alarm clock app. Current limitations This app currently does not handle Daylight Savings Time changes, it simply adds the configured amount and rolls over at 24 hours. You'll need to manually fix a couple of alarms per year if you live in a region that still changes the time back and forth.

Warpinator for Android is an unofficial port of Linux Mint's file sharing tool of the same name. It is fully compatible with the original protocol and allows for easy transfer of files between Android and Linux devices. Features: - Automatic discovery of compatible services on local network - Works on WiFi or hotspot, no internet connection needed - Transfer any type of files quickly and easily - Receive entire directories - Run multiple transfers in parallel - Share files from other applications - Limit who can connect using a group code - Option to start on boot - Does not require your location or any other unnecessary permissions This application is free software licensed under GNU General Public License v3. You can obtain the source code at https://github.com/slowscript/warpinator-android

This is unofficial Warsmash android port. Warsmash is Warcraft III emulator made using LibGDX game engine.

Features: - Thousands of events per bigger city every month - Fulltext event- and location-search - Clearly arranged categories - Mostly with detailed information about each event, including text, photos, videos and links to the organizer / source - Simple search for events for children or with free entry - Location-Event-Listing - individual favorit- and blacklisting of locations - possibility to share choosen events to your android-event-calendar - Link to maps from detail view - Maps-view of the events with category-symbols - Preview of events in your area using media such as youtube, soundcloud, bandcamp,.. - Small installation size & low memory consumption If your german city is not listed, or you are missing dates, please send us an email to info@wasgehtapp.de and we will try to find a solution as soon as possible! We are also happy about suggestions for improvement!

Effortlessly generate complex passwords and passphrases with Wassword, perfect for protecting your online accounts. Customize the length and characters used to create complex and unique passwords safely and securely. Key Features: * Offline functionality: everything works offline; your data is never shared, ensuring maximum privacy. * Simple and secure: Wassword focuses solely on generating passwords, not storing them, for an extra layer of security. Note: Wassword is not a password manager and does not store your passwords. Download Wassword today and keep your accounts safe with strong, reliable passwords! Wassword is released under the MIT license. You can use the code for any purpose, including commercial projects. You can check the source code here: https://github.com/polilluminato/wassword-flutter

You can use PanicKit, tile, shortcut or send a message with a secret code. On trigger, using Device Administration API, it locks a device and optionally runs wipe (factory reset). Also it can send a broadcast message instead of the wipe. Also you can: * fire when a device was not unlocked for X time * fire when a USB data connection is made while a device is locked * fire when a fake messenger app is launched * fire when a duress password is entered (companion app: [Duress](https://github.com/x13a/Duress)) The app works in Work Profile too, but with limitations. Use it to install risky apps and Wasted in it. Then you can wipe this profile data with one click without wiping the whole device. For base security take a look at: [Sentry](https://github.com/x13a/Sentry). Only encrypted device may guarantee that the data will not be recoverable. Broadcast: * action: me.lucky.wasted.action.TRIGGER * receiver: me.lucky.wasted/.TriggerReceiver * also you have to send a secret code from Wasted with the key: code Permissions: * DEVICE_ADMIN - lock and optionally wipe a device * FOREGROUND_SERVICE - receive lock and USB state events * RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED - persist lock job and foreground service across reboots It is Free Open Source Software. License: GPL-3

Water me is a mobile application written in Flutter to remind you to water your plants. Features and Components: - Add plants with watering frequency, name and picture - No remote entity, local-only application - Backup and Restore data - Flutter, currently support for Android - Camera access - Local Notifications - Workmanager with periodic task - Provider package for MVC separation

An open-source Android app for the BLE-YC01 Bluetooth water quality tester. Connects via BLE to read real-time sensor data and track water quality over time — ideal for swimming pools and hot tubs. Features * Live dashboard with real-time readings for pH, ORP, EC, TDS, Free Chlorine, and Temperature * Battery status displayed in the navigation bar * Percentage change shown on each parameter card based on recent history * Temperature chart on the dashboard (last 5 hours) * Pool and hot tub reference lines on all charts (ideal ranges for pH, ORP, Chlorine, TDS, Temperature) * History screen with time-series charts for all parameters (5h, 10h, 2d, 7d, 14d) * Configurable poll interval (default 4 min, max ~5 min before device auto-off) * Configurable save interval for persisting readings to local database * Temperature alert with notification when a target temperature is reached * Auto-reconnect to the last paired device on app launch * All data stays on your device (Room database) — no cloud, no tracking Supported Device Model: BLE-YC01 (6-in-1 Bluetooth Water Quality Tester) This is a white-label device sold under several brand names including Yinmik, Yieryi, Eujgoov, ANKROYU, and RCYAGO. All variants use the same BLE protocol and are compatible with this app. Look for model name BLE-YC01 in the product listing. Sensors * pH: 0.1 – 14.0 * ORP: -1200 – +1200 mV * EC: 0 – 20,000 uS/cm * TDS: 0 – 9,990 ppm * Free Chlorine: 0.1 – 4.0 mg/L * Temperature: 0.1 – 80.0 °C Device Notes * Powered by 3x AAA batteries * The device auto-powers-off after ~5 minutes without an active BLE connection * Continuous polling drains batteries faster; at the default 4-minute interval, batteries should last several months

Water Reminder helps you build a healthy hydration habit by tracking your daily water intake and sending you timely reminders throughout the day. Features: • Log your water intake with a single tap • Set customizable reminders to drink water • View your daily and weekly hydration history with charts • Reminders survive device reboots • No ads, no tracking, no internet required • Fully open source (AGPL-3.0)

Water Sort is a simple yet addictive puzzle game where you sort colored water in tubes until each tube contains only one color. How to play: - Tap a tube to pick up the top color, then tap another tube to pour it. - You can only pour the same color on top of another same color. - Sort all the tubes to win. Why you'll love it: 🚫 NO ADS, EVER No banners. No interstitials. No rewarded videos. Just pure, uninterrupted gameplay. 📊 ZERO TRACKERS No analytics. No data collection. No tracking of any kind. Your gameplay is yours alone. ♾️ INFINITE LEVELS Procedurally generated puzzles mean there's always a new challenge. No level caps, no energy bars, no waiting. 🔒 COMPLETELY OFFLINE No internet permission required. Your data never leaves your device. Play anywhere, anytime. 🎨 CLEAN DESIGN Minimalist interface with smooth animations and a calming color palette. Designed to relax, not to distract. Start sorting today. Your brain will thank you.

WaterTracker is a simple app that reminds you to drink water. Simply tap on each glass to 'drink'. The glasses go down from full to empty at each tap. Alarm of your chosen duration (re)starts every time you touch a glass. A 'Drink water!' notification will be displayed if you have not 'drank' for your chosen duration. Tapping the notification goes to the app. When all 5 glasses are empty, the notifications will no longer come (until you restart them), and a 'Congratulations' message will appear.

Waterfly III is an unofficial app for your own instance of Firefly III, a free and open source finance manager. This app requires a self-hosted Firefly III instance on your own server, please visit https://www.firefly-iii.org/ for more information about the software. It is only a companion app and cannot run standalone! Features: - Dashboard with charts & budget overview - Transaction list with filters - Add & edit transactions with autocomplete, including attachments, split transactions & multi currency support - Piggy Bank support (view & add money) - Notification Listener Service to easily create new transactions based on incoming notifications (e.g., from Google Pay or your banking app) - Completely open source: https://github.com/dreautall/waterfly-iii - No ads or trackers Contribution: If you run into a bug or miss a feature, feel free to give feedback in the play store, send me an email or open an issue on GitHub.

Your sensitive images should be watermarked before sending to someone to protect against exploitation by unkind or immoral people.Securitycode is fully open source to be audited by the public and free to fork and modifyno stats, no share crash info, no nonsensethere are no networking involve so no images being sent or collect from the app to the internetUsesUse it however you want, eg: watermark your passport or id before sending it to someone.Example, watermark "web:register@some-web.com@20260609" onto your passport before sending it for register at some website which requires your passport info.Note that this will reduce info being leaked and possibly knows where it might leaked from the "web" channel which you watermarked but cannot fully prevent someone from re-upload or leaked it, but at least u know it is from "web" channel and maybe on what action("register@some-web.com") you did from your phone or computer etc.

Watomatic automatically replies to all your WhatsApp and Facebook messages. This is especially useful if you are planning to migrate away from WhatsApp but can also be used as a simple vacation responder. Features: * Auto reply to every WhatsApp and Facebook messages * Set your own auto reply message * Auto reply to group chats * Respects your privacy * Does not connect to the internet * No Ads * Open Source WhatsApp's recent privacy policy changes have triggered a huge migration to more privacy friendly apps like Signal and others. But most of us find it difficult to delete WhatsApp because everyone else uses it. Watomatic tries to make your migration easier by letting your friends automatically know that you are moved to another app. Just set an auto reply message something like “I am not using WhatsApp anymore. Please use Signal…” and let it do the work for you. Troubleshoot: Watomatic relies on WhatsApp notifications for auto reply to work. Most users usually have notifications enabled so should work straight out of the box but otherwise please make sure WhatsApp notifications are enabled and WhatsApp fingerprint lock is disabled for this app to work. This app is not associated with any company including WhatsApp, Facebook, Signal, Telegram. This uses non standard Android APIs to achieve this so it is not guaranteed to work on all devices.

Watt is an open source Android component management application. It uses pm command to disable or enable components, requires root permissions. Features: * Disable or enable components(receivers/services/activities) easily * Block a broadcast so that no app can receive it to wake itself * Block the bad Keep-Alive services of some apps without errors * No data collection * Efficient and simple interface Why not IFW? In version 2.0, Watt has completely abandoned disabling components through the Intent Firewall, because ifw will cause android10+ devices to keep restarting. In view of this poor performance, Watt 2.0 uses pm commands to refactor the entire application.

Wattz is a simple battery indicator. It shows one of several real time battery metrics right in your status bar. Open the app to see detailed battery metrics and and edit your settings. Notification permissions are required to show the indicator in the status bar. Please open the app once to automatically start the indicator service. This app respects your privacy! • No unnecessary permissions • No ads • No collection of user data of any kind • No sharing data with third parties Detailed battery metrics include: • Power (watts) • Current (amps) • Voltage (volts) • Energy Level (watt-hours and amp-hours) • Temperature (celsius) • Charge Level (percent) • Is Charging (yes/no) • Charging Since (date/time) • Time to Full Charge (duration)

A simple, unobstrusive live wallpaper showing slowly moving wave lines. You can choose a color theme, build your own, change if the lines should grow and shrink or if they should have a uniform width. The lines may swing in harmony or each line independently. You may set the number of lines, the number of waves in a line and the maximum amplitude.

WaveUp wakes up your phone—switches the screen on—when you wave over the proximity sensor. I built this app because I got tired of pressing the power button just to check the time (a surprisingly frequent habit). Inspired by the great Gravity Screen On/Off. I looked for an open-source alternative and just couldn’t find one. So I made it myself! Checkout the code: https://gitlab.com/juanitobananas/wave-up A possibly more more up-to-date README: https://gitlab.com/juanitobananas/wave-up/#waveup Features ▸ Wave mode: Turns the screen on when you wave over the proximity sensor. ▸ Pocket mode: Turns the screen on when you pull your phone out of a pocket or bag. Both are enabled by default but can be turned off in settings. ▸ Screen lock: cover the sensor for a second (or your chosen time) and the phone locks. Off by default, but easy to enable. Wait, what's a proximity sensor? It’s that invisible little thing near your phone’s earpiece that turns off the screen when you’re on a call. Known Issues Some phones keep the CPU running while listening to the proximity sensor and this drains battery (blame your phone, not me). Most phones don’t, so battery use is minimal. Accessibility Services ▸ Purpose: Starting with Android 9, WaveUp utilizes the Accessibility Services API to allow users to switch off the screen. ▸ Privacy and Security: WaveUp uses the Accessibility Services API exclusively for this purpose and only if the 'lock' option is enabled. No personal data is collected, stored, or shared through this service. ▸ Permission Scope: The Accessibility Services permission is strictly used for enabling the screen lock feature. It does not monitor or interact with any other aspect of device usage. Permissions (yep, quite a few) ▸ WAKE_LOCK – turn on the screen ▸ RECEIVE_BOOT_COMPLETED – auto-start on boot ▸ READ_PHONE_STATE – pause during calls ▸ BLUETOOTH / CONNECT – avoid pausing when on a Bluetooth call ▸ IGNORE_BATTERY_OPTIMIZATIONS etc. – stay alive in the background ▸ FORCE_LOCK – lock device (Android 8 and below) ▸ ACCESSIBILITY_SERVICE – lock device (Android 9+) ▸ DELETE_PACKAGES – let the app uninstall itself if needed Uninstalling (Android 8 and older) WaveUp uses Device Admin permissions, so it won’t uninstall the usual way. Use the 'Uninstall WaveUp' button in the app to remove it properly. Fun fact This is my first Android app and my first open-source contribution! I'd love your feedback or help—especially if you're into translations or just enjoy tinkering. Open source rocks! Translations Help translate WaveUp! Even the English version could use improvements. https://www.transifex.com/juanitobananas/waveup/ https://www.transifex.com/juanitobananas/libcommon/ Acknowledgments Thanks to all who contributed: https://gitlab.com/juanitobananas/wave-up/#acknowledgments

A Tasker[1] plugin to allow to enable and disable WaveUp using Tasker. For the nerdier 😉 This Tasker plugin is based on Termux:Task and is also released under the GPLv3 license[2]. Of course, it's also open source and you can check out the code[3]. @Termux Team[4]: Thank you very much for this cool piece of code! How to use ★ Create a new Tasker Action. ★ In the resulting Select Action Category dialog, select Plugin. ★ In the resulting Action Plugin dialog, select WaveUp. ★ Edit the configuration to specify whether WaveUp should be enabled or disabled. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.dinglisch.android.taskerm [2] https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.en.html [3] https://gitlab.com/juanitobananas/wave-up-tasker-plugin [4] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.termux