Kelson Reviews Mobile Apps
- Amazon Music ★★★☆☆ I want to use it to listen to music. Amazon wants to use it to sell me more subscriptions.
- Assistant for No Man’s Sky ★★★★★ Very useful for looking up crafting recipes and other reference while playing the game on my PC. Updated quickly when the game adds new features.
- Clusterduck ★★★★☆ Fun and weird, good for killing time while you're waiting in line. Eventually it gets monotonous, but it takes a while to get there.
- DAVx5 ★★★★★ Background app that syncs your non-Google cloud accounts with your Android system calendars and contacts.
- Instagram ★★☆☆☆ Like checking out your friends' vacation photos, but every other photo is an ad, and half of your friends' pics are full of product placement.
- K-9 Email ★★★★☆ Classic email app for Android: No frills, no ads, no tracking. Supports multiple accounts, phone-to-tablet layouts, and dark mode.
- KeePass2Android ★★★★★ Nice, clean interface to a KeePass2 database with auto-fill support for both websites and apps and seamless syncing over your own server or the cloud of your choice.
- OpenTasks ★★★★★ Simple to-do list that works great with a Nextcloud server.
- StreetComplete ★★★★★ StreetComplete is an easy way to contribute to OpenStreetMap on the go, as a beginner, or both from your Android phone.
- Target (app) ★★★★★ Well-designed, runs smoothly, great for ordering items to pick up in-store or for shipping.
- Tinyview Comics ★★★★☆ Good comics formatted for small screens.
- Tusky for Mastodon ★★★★★ Impressed at how smoothly the app works, especially with multiple accounts.
- Vespucci (App) ★★★★☆ Vespucci is a powerful editor for OpenStreetMap on Android that can handle just about anything, though the learning curve is steep.
- iNaturalist (App) ★★★★★ Streamlines the basic use case of posting an observation from your phone and narrowing down the plant or animal you're looking at.