What's your favourite paid Android app?

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Slay the Spire

Easy question for me, Tasker. Don't know what I'd do without it. Come to think of it, as someone has already mentioned, Stardew Valley is pretty good too.

Tasker. Pretty much programming your Android to automate things. Such a powerful app.

NZB360 for managing my *arr services for downloading movies and TV shows

it was nova launcher pro till they fucked the dev team down to 1 dev who does everything so I moved to lawn chair because I can't trust that the project is going to stay alive.

Stardew Valley.

The only other app I have paid for that wasn't a game is "iVCam" so I can use my phone's camera as a webcam that isn't limited to some stupidly small resolution or have a watermark, can do more than 30fps, and also works as a source in OBS. I mostly use it for full body tracking in VR with the April tag system. But I wouldn't say it's my favorite.

The only paid app that I have is Moon+ Reader Pro.

I read a boatload of ebooks on my device, and this has been my ebook-reader of choice for a while. I found it to be so good that I did the IAP, and stopped using Librera Reader.

For all that matters, I am a huge supporter of FOSS apps (that's the reason I have only one paid app lol) - but Moon+ reader Pro beats Librera in two areas - Librera is pretty slow when it tries to open a huge file, and Librera also can't download book covers like Moon+ does.

Buzzkill! Perfect to remove distracting notifications during work hours or to not see some notifications altogether

My Android paid must haves are: Titanium Backup (for scheduled backups and quick recovery), Threema (Messenger) and airMusic (former AirAudio, stream from mobile to e.g. Sonos).

FX as an explorer replacement when Xiaomi put pubs in theirs.

You have a free version too, I don't even use the "pro" stuff just wanted to contribute.

Super Hexagon

Niagara (on pixel).

RealCalc

It's a really nice calculator.

Aio launcher... Slick and I just like what it provides.

And before it became the next great yt sponsor... Ground.news . I've had it for like 4 years and it's refreshing ... I do miss the comments section but I also understand it was becoming a mess to moderate with their tiny team

Nova Launcher Prime

Windy. The best weather forecast app. You can have a free account, but with premium you get more often updated data from various models.

Torque Pro. Extra gauges for your car, like oil temp, timing, fuel trim, air-to-fuel ratio, tire pressures, MPG, and so much more. Also you can use it to see if you'll pass emissions before you even go in for testing. (Requires OBD-II Bluetooth dongle.)

Also if you're willing to answer a couple of surveys a month, you can get paid apps for free forever using the Google Opinion Rewards app.

Paprika app. Helps us meal plan and be prepared for the week. Cloud sync with my spouse, shared grocery list, calendar, pantry tracking, recipe scaling, and many more features. The best feature however, is that the screen does not go off while you are cooking.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.hindsightlabs.paprika.android.v3

Meteogram, super customizable weather app. The subscription or one-time-for-life-payment allows access to all paid weather providers that are currently implemented

Motioncam is an must have if your phone is powerful enough

Unified remote. WiFi or Bluetooth control over any win/Linux/Mac machine with many remotes and incredible functionality.

F-Droid image gallery. So many useful features, but I use it mostly for automatic galleries and metadata tagging

RadarScope Pro is the first that came to my mind. I don't live in tornado country anymore, but got plenty of use out of it when I did

Poweramp, IMO the UX is excellent and it has tons of powerful features. No other music player I've tried comes close.

Sd maid Se . worth paying

ISS detector pro

Niagara launcher

Is there any Lemmy android client with the push notifications?

Smart Audio Book Player. I listen to a lot of audio books and this one was more than worth the €2.39 I paid. So many features I love it.

Grayjay. Can't watch YouTube without it.

The only paid app I've got is Sound Profile. Puts the phone on quiet (except for family) at night, or silent (with auto resume to normal) in meetings. It's on my & spouse's phones.

The Royal Spanish Academy's dictionary, most likely. While I can easily have conversations in Spanish, the similarities with my mother language every once in a while make me get words confused, specially in conjugation (why does B and V need to sound so similar...). I've had it for a while, and although it was a bit pricey, it has saved me quite a few times from awkward mix ups. Also bonus points for working completely offline (looking at you, Yomiwa dictionary...), and having no problems being sideloaded into vanilla Android systems.

What are these "paid" android apps you speak of?

Sirin audiobook reader.

I bought blackplayer EX a while ago because it was a great music player but now it seems to be abandonded with the last update being a year ago and I have started encountering some issues.

Nova launcher. I have yet to find a launcher that surpasses Nova.

Cryptomator, GoneMad Player

Ping Tools Pro, but it may be not actively developed anymore.

Koala sampler with samurai mode.

I'll try it out thanks for the suggestion