If your device has stylus support I recommend Artflow for drawing/image editing
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Game: crying suns It's a full ftl type game that's on steam as well. Big story. Took me a while to get through it
PhotoPills
Invaluable as a photographer. I think it's closed source though which is a shame.
Minimalist phone Launcher that helps to use addictive apps less. And overall a boring home that demotivates you to use your phone.
- OSMAnd+
- Symfonium
CamScanner (intuitive and powerful scanner app that processes images exceptionally well and interfaces cleanly with all sorts of other apps) and Hiper Calc Pro (scientific calculator that shows you your input and looks like a classic calculator interface)
I was going to mention camscanner, but itβs been years since I was in the android phone, so I wasnβt sure if itβs even still around.
Tasks.org is a wonderful open-source todo/task app, that has a low-cost monthly subscription to use it's syncing ability. It's worth it to support FOSS wherever we can.
Worth noting that it also has a bunch of free alternatives for sync, some self-hostable, and you were talking about the paid service hosted by the Tasks.org devs.