Brad White's apps

These are the Android apps I have built. Add this repository to F-Droid once and you can install all of them and get their updates from there.

Adding the repository

1. In F-Droid, go to Settings, then Repositories, tap + and choose Scan QR code. Most other clients have a QR button that does the same thing.
2. Scan the code above. This only adds the repository. Nothing gets installed yet.
3. Find the app you want and tap Install. Updates come through the same way.

Reading this on the phone you want to add it to? You can't scan your own screen, so add the address below by hand and paste in the fingerprint.

Adding it by hand

Address

https://bradleyw801.github.io/apps/repo

Fingerprint

F5D063BDF9290A290A5EB2DE6520648C7E742E2FA8E3E734C8826D33782AD58B

The apps

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  Slickrock Station

  A game launcher that sets up RetroArch for you, so you can pick a game and play. I made it for phones with physical keys, Android devices with a controller connected, and touchscreens.

  Download the APK
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  RetroArch for Slickrock

  The RetroArch build Slickrock Station runs. I patched its input so quick presses always register, and it installs next to regular RetroArch without touching its settings. RetroArch is GPL, so my patches are published here.

  Download the APK
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  Twyn Keyboard For any device

  Built for phones with real keys, small screens and other unusual phones. On a keypad, two letters a key or a T9 phone's 2 to 9, press each key once and the word you meant is there when you finish it. It learns your words and suggests the next one, and when there are no keys to type on it puts keys on the screen: a compact or full QWERTY with swipe typing, or a T9 keypad. Open it once after installing and it walks you through turning it on.

  Download the APK
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  Languages for Twyn Next to Twyn Keyboard

  Twyn types in English. For Danish, German, Spanish, French or Portuguese, install that language too and Twyn switches to it. Type the accented letters with their plain ones and the word comes back with them.

  DanskDeutschEspañolFrançaisPortuguês
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  Paigr Relay On the phone with your SIM

  Sends every text that phone gets, including RCS, group chats and pictures, to your Paigr inbox. Your replies go back out from your number. Keep it on Wi-Fi and plugged in.

  Download the APK
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  Paigr On the phone you carry

  Read and answer your texts on any Android phone, even one without Google services. You get a notification for each conversation, and you can react, quote a message and send pictures, videos and files.

  Download the APK

To set up Paigr, open Paigr Relay on the phone with your SIM and it shows a code. Tap Scan code in Paigr on your other phone and scan it. That's it! There's no account or password, and your texts are encrypted on the phones, so the server can't read them. Both apps can connect through Tor with Orbot, and you can run the inbox server yourself. The source is at github.com/Bradleyw801/Paigr. To add another phone or a browser, tap Link a device in Paigr Relay.

The direct downloads are the same builds F-Droid gets. Android asks once to allow installs from your browser. On phones with Google Play, Play Protect may ask too. Tap More details, then Install anyway.

Published from github.com/Bradleyw801/apps. RetroArch is free software under the GNU GPL, and the changes in the build served here are published with it.