cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/51723775

Working on integrating Exodus Privacy data directly into LibreFind. Right now the app suggests FOSS alternatives, but soon it will also show you exactly which ad/analytics trackers and dangerous permissions are embedded inside the proprietary apps you’re replacing.

Still wiring it up, but test builds will be up on Codeberg/GitHub soon.

https://codeberg.org/jksalcedo/librefind https://github.com/jksalcedo/librefind

#FOSS #Privacy #Android #LibreFind

I’m looking to follow more creators and developers on the Fediverse who are passionate about open-source, privacy-first software, and system tinkering.

I spend most of my time working within the Android development stack, building local-first/offline-first applications, running Arch Linux, and messing around with low-level Android rooting and custom kernels.

Let’s follow each other!

@[email protected]

I’m testing a tiny idea: “README policy as code.”

Not markdown style linting, but more of a maintainer checks:

• required sections
• example presence
• link checks

Would this be useful in your projects?

If yes, what’s the one rule you’d want first?

Hi everyone,

I wanted to share a project I recently started working on called Tend (Android app built to help you automate the scheduling of your social life).

The idea originally came from a discussion on r/fossdroid about how hard it is to keep in touch with friends and extended family without relying on bloated, cloud-based business CRMs.

Most “Personal CRM” apps require you to upload your contacts to a random server. I wanted something that was 100% offline, private, and simple.

What it does

You can think of it as setting up cron jobs for your relationships.

• Contact Cards: Create dedicated profiles for people you want to keep up with (Name, notes, phone, socials, etc.).
• Custom Frequency: Set a “check-in” schedule (e.g., every 14 days, monthly, quarterly).
• Smart Reminders: The app will notify you when it’s time to reach out.
• 100% Offline: Everything is stored locally on your device via SQLite/Room. No accounts, no telemetry, no cloud sync.

Since this is in the initial development phase, I’m looking for feedback on the features and the UI.

Repository

GitHub: https://github.com/jksalcedo/tend Codeberg: https://codeberg.org/jksalcedo/tend