Maybe that ones for me, since you beat me to plantnet 
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I’ve seen apps for Meshtastic and Meshcore. It would be great to have one or more apps for Reticulum. An app for messaging using LXMF and another one for accessing NomadNet.
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I will add one idea (even though Nighish and Tint Overlay exist, though not really working and updateless since at least 4years i think):
a toggleable, configurable night light / blue light filter option that maybe also automatically enables/disables at set times or at evening/sunrise based on users gps position or on a set position. Maybe similar in functions as its implemented in KDE (or Android or IOS)
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Ive looked into it a bit and it seems there is a patch from nephris that does it (kinda), but its fairly old and described as performance killer…
If it would be an app it will probably tint the screen which will only work without sandboxing - so also ‘only’ openrepos.
Is there a better way for doing this than overlaying a semi transparent window as app?
The screen perhaps has this function built in?
Makes me think of this thread:
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Yes, this is how it’s done on Android.
It’s a neighbouring call to the one in that report. sRGB uses setColorMode, night light uses setColorTransform, but both are blocked by the same missing plumbing in libhybris.
So doing one makes the other straightforward, and the same mechanism covers colour-blindness filters and greyscale too.
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I would suggest a native app for the application called Sportity. It is used in most rally events in Finland for sharing rally documentation and results and at this point is only available in iOS and Google Play store.
If this was available natively that would be one step closer that I would not need a secondary android phone.
have you tried running it in AAS from my experience every Android App mostly just works (and then its just one phone to carry! :))
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so our best bet is to make a bug report and ask for libhybris to rout these functions through?
(or use the overlay stuff… yeah i know)
Oh I decided when I got the phone to try using only native apps so I have not. I did message Sportity too and their CTO answered that he will look in to it but no promises. Was pretty great to get a fast response though!
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flat cor? Where can I find it?
So sorry, havent been able to get it to clock correctly. For some weird reason bpm slides after a while. Didnt wanna put it up before stable, and then I happened to build fiat pons instead (qobuz client).
i will get on it!
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Hey congratulations and thanks @mikkotenhunen for your new Sail Cycle app, an app to track menstrual cycles, periods, that just kicked in Jolla store!
Great work!
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In case some day @mikkotenhunen you’d plan an app to navigate an offline Maanmitauslaitos map (they are opensource), great for hiking offline in Finland, such as the one we had earlier in 32bits (RiP Halftrail), here is the known website which redistibutes downloadable offline MML maps:
The have both the map in .img .cpkg and .map format (mtk_suomi.map and mtk_suomi.cpkg and mtk_suomi.img)
Halftrail used to download offline MML maps in a mix of .mapx / .mapc / .png / .pgw formats as i recall.
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I started looking about different apps in Home Assistant and since I’d really like to see a native Deezer app for Sailfish, I found the Home Assistant Deezer python thingy for Music Assistant. Unfortunately Deezer has closed their API for undetermined time, so this could provide a workaround.
I can’t write apps - at least not something like this magnitude, so this is a cry to the void if someone who uses Deezer and wants to or could create an app for Sailfish.
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Does it exist any app similar to Alltrails or Trailfork on Sailfish? The open source alternative that I have found is https://wanderer.to/ it would be cool if that could be developed.
Another idea is https://gadgetbridge.org/ which pair smart watches to the phone.
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Now you can find it in open repos!
got some more new apps three too. Translator n stuff. No 32-bit yet though. Need help testing those
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Have you checked Amazfish?
A simple notes/reminder app could be useful, especially one with recurring reminders and a clean widget. Something lightweight that fits the Sailfish interface would probably be more useful than trying to pack in too many features.
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Making maps seems so difficult, since you need to make downloads option, multiple layers, etc. Also there are android versio that are way better that i can make