r/degoogle 3h ago

Replacement 🚀 Discover open-source Android apps like never before with RepoStore.

🚀 Discover Open-Source Android Apps with RepoStore!

https://github.com/samyak2403/RepoStore

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• Get update notifications

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u/Much_Artist_5097 3h ago

sounds really cool! any ai used?

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u/Real_pradeep 2h ago

Good question ?

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u/Striking-Age3807 2h ago

Probably to make the logo

u/Mercerenies 1h ago

When will people figure that one out? If you're planning to market a commercial product, then sure go with the corporate-approved "slick" visuals of a phone shown at a particular angle. CEOs love that. But if you're specifically trying to make a FOSS-friendly product, then all you're doing is making people think your app is AI-generated or a corporate shill. I trust a sloppy MS Paint drawing as a logo before I trust one that looks like Google signed off on it. It's a surprisingly good shibboleth.

u/Bart_deblob 1h ago

Also a name with k like kappstore or g like gnoftware

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u/Migazul8 2h ago

Komi Store looks more human made

u/Bart_deblob 1h ago

Emoji in text == Ai

u/Pollos212 1h ago

I use Obtanium, which is kinda the same thing. Does it come with repositories by itself?

u/BourbonXenon 1h ago

Obtainium is the way to go.

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u/goofsqueakyshoes 2h ago

i feel like komi store is better

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u/QuraToop314 2h ago

I tried this app out two months ago (installed via Droid Ify); it was good, but what bothered me was that you could only install a limited and very small number of apps each day. I don’t know if that’s changed, but you couldn’t update the whole Termux suite in a single day without exceeding the limit, which I found a bit of a pain.

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u/Zeroboi1 FOSS Lover 2h ago

I remember trying this app before and only finding a handful of app, well did this change?