Best Open Source Android Apps
a list of 100+ awesome open source android apps 📱
👩🔧 Productivity
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GitJournal: Mobile first notes integrated with GitJournal. It transparently makes commits in your git repo of choice. The files can be stored in Markdown, Txt or OrgMode
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Loop Habit Tracker: A simple app that helps you create and maintain good habits, allowing you to achieve your long-term goals. Detailed graphs and statistics show you how your habits improved over time.
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Markor: A TextEditor for Android. This project aims to make an editor that is versatile, flexible, and lightweight. Markor utilizes simple markup formats like Markdown and todo.txt for note-taking and list management. Markor is versatile at working with text; it can also be used for keeping bookmarks, copying to clipboard, fast opening a link from text and lots of more.
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neutriNote: An ultra-compact extensible note app supporting rich markdown and math formulas. Backed by a powerful search engine and tons of customization options.
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Omni Notes: A note taking open-source application aimed to have both a simple interface but keeping smart behavior. It aims to provide an attractive look and follow the most recent design guidelines of the Google operating system.
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Orgzly: An outliner for taking notes and managing to-do lists. You can keep notebooks stored in plain-text and have them synchronized with a directory on your mobile device, SD card or Dropbox. Notebooks are saved in Org mode’s file format. Org mode is for keeping notes, maintaining TODO lists, planning projects, and authoring documents with a fast and effective plain-text system.
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p!n: A minimalistic note-taking app utilizing your phone’s notification area: take notes and save them as notifications, edit pinned notices, delete pins, hide notes for a specific period of time. This app was built with Material Design in mind. The app was built with Material Design in mind.
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Tasks.org: Astrid was a popular cross-platform productivity service. In 2013 Yahoo purchased Astrid, later announcing that the service would be discontinued. The source code from Astrid’s open-source Android app serves as the basis for Tasks. Tasks is not affiliated with Astrid or Yahoo.
