Greetings of the day Questers!!

We use our phones every day and we feel that something is missing.

Do you want to experience your phone in next level?

Lets check out some cool Android apps of this month!

1. Aer - Private (Secondary) Storage for Android

Some Android phones like the Samsung Galaxies and the Google Pixels have a secure space to hide your private files. But guess what you can get that same feature on any Android by grabbing this app called Aer. With Aer, you can get a full private storage space that feels like a native part of your OS. Any files you stash in aer won't appear anywhere else on your device. Not in your gallery app or any other app for that matter. Plus air lets you hide and even eject this space when you're done making it invisible until you need it. And of course you can lock it down with a password or biometric unlock so only you have access 

Link - Aer 

2. Find My Device (FMD)

For all of the OG Android fans out there you probably remember Where's My Droid, the absolute classic for tracking down a lost phone through text commands way before Google's Find My Device app was a thing. It was a fantastic app but since then, it's fallen behind and no longer works the same way. Don't worry though, we have a great alternative which is also called Find my Device (FMD). When you lose your phone you can use a friend's phone to text yourself a code like fmd along with a command to do things like ring it even if the phone is on silent mode, get its location, lock it, have it take a picture, or even factory reset it. For the most part it works like a charm. Just some options are a little more tedious to get working than others ,but once configured it works just fine. 

Link - Find My Device 

3. GPT Mobile

If you're like me and are constantly bouncing between AI models like chat GPT, Google Gemini and Claud just to fact check the information provided by each or to see which has the better response? This app called GPT Mobile is about to make your life easier. With it you can ask all three models the same question at once and instantly compare the responses side by side. Plus it keeps a history of all your chats for easy reference later on. And to get it to work you just need to enter each model's API key which the app can guide you on how to do. So no longer do you need to jump between apps just to get the right information. Everything is in one spot!

Link - GPT Mobile 

4. Clippy

Ever get a long sketchy link full of tracking parameters. Just share it with clippy and it'll strip out all those extra bits giving you a clean shorten Link in just a few seconds. It's a simple secure way to avoid unnecessary trackers when you're clicking around.

Link - Clippy 

5. Fossify Launcher

It's been a while since we've seen a launcher that actually has potential. But the team at Fossify known for their simple open-source apps just dropped the Fossify launcher. So far it's pretty Bare Bones with just a few customization options but it's barely on the first 1.0 release so I wasn't expecting much. Based on Fossify's history of making fantastic apps, I'm excited to see how this launcher ends up looking a few months down the line after a few updates. 

Link - Fossify Launcher 

6. File Explorer

For anyone tired of cluttered file managers there's a Sleek new file explorer app that makes managing your files a breeze. like a browser, it lets you open multiple tabs making it so much easier to switch between folders and move files around. it comes with all the basics you'd expect too like copying, renaming, compressing, unzipping, a text editor and more. all wrapped up in a modern AdFree design

Link - File Explorer 

7. Camera Date Folders

This next app is pretty Niche and only a few of you may find find this to be handy. But if you're tired of seeing all your photos and videos dumped into one massive unorganized folder, you can use camera date folders to quickly organize everything. This app lets you set up automatic sorting so that every photo and video is organized by year month and more creating a clean and easy to navigate Library without any extra effort. To get started just head to the tab called paths, then select your camera folder it's usually under DCIM and then camera, and then hit start on the Home tab. From there the app takes over creating subfolders based on your chosen structure within the settings. 

Link - Camera Date Folders 

8. Camera Folder

This app called camera folder is also really unique and useful. it lets you take a photo from within the recent file manager page. you know the page that pops up whenever an app wants you to choose a picture. so instead of selecting an old photo, you can take a new one right then and there. it's pretty random but I'm sure someone out there can find this to be useful. 

Link - Camera Folder 

9. Auto Typer

Another Niche but useful app is Auto Typer. If you're a software engineer or anyone who frequently types out the same strings of text over and over again, this app connects to other devices like your laptop via Bluetooth and can type for you at the top of a button. whether it's a long password, email, address or code snippet, Auto Typer can handle it. 

Link - Auto Typer 

10. Install With Options

Since last year we're no longer able to install some older apps. More specifically apps that were made for versions way before Android 6.0 Marshmallow. But there is a workaround, it's called Install With Options. And it makes it super easy to bypass these restrictions. You just tap on choose files ,find the APK you want to install, then enable this option that's called bypass low Target SDK block ,and from there you can install that ancient app on your Android. And the fun doesn't just stop there. This app also lets you automatically allow restricted permissions so that you don't have to keep putting in your fingerprint within the apps info page. You can also have it automatically Grant all the apps permissions or be able to upgrade or downgrade an existing app without uninstalling it first. It can also handle split APKs and even install multiple APKs at once . The only thing is that you will need to enable it with the Shizuku app.

Link - Install With Options 

11. Pixel Bookmarkers

Pixel Bookmarks as you'd expect lets you save any interesting links into collections, making it a lot easier to keep track of them all. Ensure your browser already has a bookmarks feature, but the advantage with this app is that it's way easier to organize them all since they're presented as giant beautiful cards with covers. Plus you can also add notes, to them set reminders and a lot more! Plus the UI has a similar vibe to Google's pixel screenshots app.

Link - Pixel Bookmarkers 

12. HyperDroid

Whenever an Android launcher trying to replicate a desktop experience like Windows 11, they usually do a terrible job. However HyperDroid is one of the small few that actually Nails. It it's got the same start menu for easy access to all your apps, the same looking icons on the taskbar, an exact-looking file explorer that lets you access all your files and even the Launcher settings looks just like the one found within Windows, letting you configure your Bluetooth personalize the OS and more! Plus when you turn your phone to landscape, it really feels like a desktop experience, it's super smooth and works perfectly and the best part, is it's completely free to download with no ads or in-app purchases.

Link - HyperDroid 

13. TimeWise

Want a cool way to track the progress of the Year? TimeWise displays the year as a percentage showing you how many days are left. It also does the same for the current month and the day. And you can even have it keep track of any custom events that you have in the future like maybe a birthday. It really helps you visualize how much time you have left for certain events or dates to make you more productive.

Link - TimeWise 

14. Flappy Bird

Flappy Bird, we've all either played it or heard about it and guess what it's back! The original Creator abandoned the trademark and it was picked up by a company called game Tech Holdings LLC.

Link - Flappy Bird 

15. Netgety

Netgety, this app is perfect for keeping track of your data usage and identifying which days you've used the most data. it also tracks your internet speed in real time and reveals which apps are consuming the most data. 

Link - Netgety 

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