A music player for your own library — Navidrome, Subsonic, Plex, Jellyfin, or files on the phone.
A music player for your own library — Navidrome, Subsonic, Plex, Jellyfin, or files on the phone.
Amp streams and downloads from a server you run, or files on the phone. Downloads are kept for offline listening, and it falls back to them on its own when the connection goes. Synced lyrics, casting to a DLNA speaker, playlists, likes and ratings all work against the server they came from.
Built on Light’s SDK, in the Light aesthetic: no artwork unless you want it, optional color, and an A–Z index down the side of every long list. The library is three buttons at the bottom by default — library, search, now playing.
Amtrak train tracker for Light Phone III.
A transit app for the Light Phone III built with the Light Phone SDK, displaying real-time train status, stations, and schedules from the Amtraker API.
A celestial almanac of sorts for the Light Phone III.
A celestial almanac of sorts for the Light Phone III.
A minimalist audiobook player for the Light Phone III.
A minimalist audiobook player built with the Light Phone SDK. This tool lets users listen to their own audiobook library on the device and pick up exactly where they left off.
Features
- Local Library: Plays books from the device’s Audiobooks folder — no account, no cloud, no subscriptions.
- Background Playback: Keeps playing when the tool is minimized or the screen is off, with playback controls in the notification.
- Chapter Navigation: Reads embedded chapters from MP3 and M4B files, with per-chapter progress and instant chapter picking.
- Playback Speed: Adjustable from 0.5x to 2x with a single global setting.
- Listening Memory: Remembers the position of every book, resuming with a short rewind to re-orient.
- Minimalist Aesthetic: Pure monochrome design following the Light Phone III design language.
Offline quests for the Light Phone III. Daily, weekly, and monthly challenges to get you out and doing things; ported from the Soto app.
Offline quests for the Light Phone III. Daily, weekly, and monthly challenges to get you out and doing things; ported from the Soto app.
A minimal, LightOS-inspired video game tracker for the Light Phone III — a stripped-down Backloggd experience.
A minimal, LightOS-inspired video game tracker for the Light Phone III — a stripped-down Backloggd experience. Track your games by status, rate them, browse by console, write them into custom lists, and read game descriptions & screenshots — all in a distraction-free black & white interface. Game data comes from IGDB (by Twitch).
A simple audiobook player for local, library, and RSS listening.
A simple audiobook player for local, library, and RSS listening.
An offline Bible app for the Light Phone III - downloadable translations, bookmarks, saved verses, and full-text search.
An offline Bible app for the Light Phone III - downloadable translations, bookmarks, saved verses, and full-text search.
A simple, distraction-free Bible reading app for the Light Phone III.
A simple, distraction-free Bible reading app for the Light Phone III, with ESV text and audio, verse highlighting, and search.
A plant identification tool for the Light Phone III.
A plant identification tool for the Light Phone III: point it at a plant, snap a photo, and get its common name, scientific name, and family via the Pl@ntNet API. Save identifications by adding plants to your Collection.
A Kagi News reader for the Light Phone III
Kagi News aggregates news articles and refreshes once daily. This tool honors the light ethos by stripping out all images and limiting the user to the top 3 stories within each category.
An app for the Light Phone III to track buses in the UK.
An app for the Light Phone III to track buses in the UK.
An offline Bible reader with word-level highlighting.
Three public-domain translations bundled — King James, World English Bible and Berean Standard — with every verse on the phone. No permissions, no network calls, nothing to sign in to.
Tap a verse to highlight it, or long-press and drag to mark individual words. Full-text search across the translation. Tapping a search result or a highlight opens on that verse, not the top of the chapter.
MIT, 8.5MB.
A calm messaging tool for the Light Phone III — one place for WhatsApp, Instagram, and other chat networks, via end-to-end-encrypted Matrix.
Chats brings WhatsApp, Instagram, and your other chats to your Light Phone III, built with the Light Phone SDK.
Features
- One Inbox: WhatsApp, Instagram, and other networks in a single chat list, with a network selector (All / WhatsApp / Instagram) so you can focus on one at a time.
- End-to-End Encryption: Every conversation is encrypted end to end — Chats runs on Matrix, with simple emoji-based device verification and recovery-key login.
- Background Sync: A companion app hosts the connection, so messages keep arriving and notifying even when the tool is closed.
- Instant Notifications: One calm notification per room; a push channel wakes the sync the moment a message arrives, so delivery is instant.
- Voice Notes & Photos: Record, send, and play voice notes (Opus, roughly half the size of the earlier AAC), and attach photos via the system photo picker.
- Battery-Conscious Sync: With the screen off, sync stretches to a slow idle cadence — and a Settings toggle pauses sync entirely when you don’t need it.
- Minimalist Aesthetic: A quiet, text-first interface inspired by the philosophy of Light OS.
An app that adds a simple list with checkbox functionality for Light Phone/Luma users.
An app that adds a simple list with checkbox functionality for Light Phone/Luma users.
Correspondence chess for the Light Phone III.
Correspondence chess for the Light Phone III. It pulls your ongoing Lichess correspondence games into a clean, minimal screen that fits how the phone is meant to be used: you glance at it a few times a day, make your move, and put it down.
No blitz, no bullet, no timer. Just your correspondence games, waiting until you have a minute.
Identify bird sounds in real time, entirely on the phone. A restyled fork of whoBIRD.
LightOS menu lists it as Chirp. Leave it listening and it names what it hears, with the bird’s photo as the one bit of colour in an otherwise black and white app.
It is a fork of whoBIRD by woheller69, rebuilt with Light’s own UI components so every screen belongs on the phone. The identification is untouched: BirdNET running on the device, over 6,000 species, no internet once the model has downloaded.
Everything heard goes into a Collection, a full-bleed photo grid you can open or delete from. Settings are cut back to the three that matter on a phone you carry for this: location, detection threshold, and whether to keep the recordings.
GPLv3, like the original. The BirdNET models are CC BY-NC-SA, non-commercial, and download at first start rather than shipping in the APK. It installs alongside whoBIRD rather than replacing it.
A distraction-free Markdown notes tool for the Light Phone III.
A distraction-free Markdown notes tool for the Light Phone III.
A simple offline dictionary app for the Light Phone III.
A simple offline dictionary app for the Light Phone III.
A Light Phone focused and minimal dictionary, with the option to show recents.
A Light Phone focused and minimal dictionary, with the option to show recents.
MLB scores, box scores, and standings for the Light Phone III.
This is an app for MLB scores, box scores, and standings for the Light Phone III, based on the style of vandamd’s LightOS tools.
The data comes from a public API, so there is no login required. (And therefore also no MLB.com features, including streaming game audio, etc.)
Features
- Scores - the full slate for any date, with
‹ date ›arrows to browse and a tap on the date to jump back to today. Live games show the inning (“Bot 2nd”), finished games the final (“Final/11”), upcoming games the start time. Auto-refreshes every 60 seconds while games are live. - Box scores - tap any started game for a box score; you may have to side scroll if a came goes into extra innings. For live games you can see the current count, runners, and outs, which auto-refreshes every 45 seconds while the game is live.
- Standings - all six divisions with W-L, games back (“GB”), wild card games back (“WCGB”), and the team’s record over the last 10 games (“L10”).
Everything is drawn in Public Sans on pure black, matching the LightOS look: no images, no color, no scrollbars — just text you can read at a glance.
Data
All data comes from MLB’s free, public Stats API (statsapi.mlb.com) — no account, no API key. Per MLB Advanced Media’s terms this data is for personal, non-commercial use only. This project is not affiliated with or endorsed by Major League Baseball. Major League Baseball data ©MLB Advanced Media, LP.
Credits
Inspired by the Light Phone community tools from vandamd. Typeface is Public Sans.
A Spotify client for the Light Phone III.
A Spotify client for the Light Phone III.
An Emoji picker for LPIII that copies to the clipboard. Searchable by name and keyword.
An Emoji picker for LPIII that copies to the clipboard. Searchable by name and keyword.
Back up photos from a Light Phone III to a self-hosted Immich server.
Back up photos from a Light Phone III to a self-hosted Immich server.
A clone of the Light Phone 3's built-in keyboard, for a unified look across apps.
A clone of the Light Phone 3's built-in keyboard, for a unified look across apps.
A budget and expense tracker for the Light Phone III.
A budget and expense tracker for the Light Phone III.
A fork of GPSLogger by mendhak, redesigned to be Light.
A community-built API, CLI, and TUI for managing music, notes, podcasts, and tools without the Light dashboard.
A community-built API, CLI, and TUI for managing music, notes, podcasts, and tools without the Light dashboard. Built by and for terminal enthusiasts and developers alike.
This was made by reverse-engineering the cloud API powering the official web dashboard. (With Light’s permission!)
Highlights
- Music
- Upload FLAC files without mangling your metadata. The CLI pre-converts all FLAC files to MP3 before uploading, since Light’s servers botch track metadata for non-MP3 files.
- Smarter uploads. Auto-detect pre-existing duplicate tracks when uploading and choose to skip or overwrite.
- Sort tracks alphabetically by title. The official dashboard only support sorting by artist.
- Regex search support. Target tracks to delete with a regex filter for its title, artist, or album metadata, and optionally drop into an interactive picker to narrow the selection even further.
- Bulk edit track metadata with interactive selection support.
- TUI: Vim binds. Work with tracks individually or in visual block mode.
- Notes
- Add new notes from the command line. Specify its content inline or read it from file.
- Bulk download all notes.
- TUI: Vim binds. Copy text notes to clipboard, play/pause audio notes inline, and edit text notes in
$EDITOR.
NOTE: This project is still early in development and somewhat unstable. Please report any issues!
A community-built cross-platform desktop tool for managing your Light Phone III.
A community-built cross-platform desktop tool for managing your Light Phone III.
Features
- Manage installed apps
- Install / update / uninstall apps over USB. Install via a Github URL to automatically fetch updates.
- Update all installed tools that have a newer release in one click.
- Drag-and-drop an
.apkanywhere on the window to sideload it. - Tools already on the phone (sideloaded before you started using this tool) are auto-discovered and listed under the “On Device” category.
- Media
- View Photos, Screenshots, and Video galleries, with automatic backup to a folder you choose on your PC every time the phone is connected.
- Notes
- Browse, create, edit, and delete notes on your Light Account, synced the same way the official Light tools do.
- Podcasts
- Browse the podcasts you follow on your Light Account, search for new ones (via Apple’s Search API) or add one directly by its RSS feed URL, and remove ones you no longer want.
A quiet, full-featured RSS and Atom reader.
Features
- Parses RSS 2.0, Atom, and RDF/RSS feeds, including namespaced content and common date formats.
- Accepts a direct feed URL or a normal website URL and discovers RSS/Atom metadata.
- Starts with removable NASA, BBC World, and Hacker News subscriptions.
- Refreshes efficiently with
ETagandLast-Modifiedconditional requests. - Stores subscriptions, articles, unread state, saved items, and archive state in a local Room database.
- Supports unread/all views, per-feed timelines, local search, saved articles, mark-all-read, archive, and unfollow.
- Keeps feed-provided text available offline after it has been downloaded.
- Uses defensive XML parsing with DTD processing and external entities disabled.
- Includes light/dark appearance switching and local cleanup controls.
Light RSS does not use a WebView or open article pages. It turns feed-provided HTML into a focused text view without loading embedded images, scripts, or tracking pixels.
An offline text translator for the Light Phone III. 200 languages available with pronunciation guides for some non-Latin scripts.
An offline text translator for the Light Phone III. 200 languages available with pronunciation guides for some non-Latin scripts.
Live New York City subway arrival times for the Light Phone III, read straight from the MTA feeds with no API key and no middle server.
LightOS lists it as Subway Times. Star the stations you use and the app opens on them, uptown in one column and downtown in the other, soonest train first. It draws the real route bullets, so a 6 reads as a 6 rather than a letter in a box.
It reads the MTA GTFS-realtime feeds directly. There is no key to get and no server of mine in the path. Each station maps to the feeds that serve it, and those are fetched together, so a feed that fails leaves the rest of the board standing rather than emptying it.
A bundled catalog of 445 stations covers the whole system. Stations are merged by MTA complex ID, so a transfer station appears once instead of four times. Near me sorts by distance, and the borough chips filter the list.
Built with the Light SDK, in the tool module the SDK reserves for it. It asks for network
access, and for location so that Near me works.
A movie ticket stub collector for the Light Phone III, which reads the title, theater, date, time and seat off a photo of the stub using your own Anthropic API key.
Point the camera at a ticket stub, or import a photo of one. The app reads the fields off the paper, crops the stub, and files it by showtime. Stubs move to an archive once the film has ended. Every field stays editable, and a search list fixes the film when the parser picks the wrong one. Tickets live in a local database, with no account and no server.
You bring your own API keys. Reading a stub needs an Anthropic key, because Claude does the parsing; without one the app cannot read a ticket, though you can still enter a stub by hand. A TMDb key is optional and only adds posters and the film search list. Enter both in Settings, or scan them from a QR code so you do not have to type a long key on the phone keyboard. The keys stay on the device.
Two things are worth knowing before you install it. This is a plain sideloaded Android app
rather than a Light SDK tool, so it uses CameraX and the standard keyboard. And the detail
page turns the system grayscale filter off while a stub is open, which is why the posters
in the screenshots show color. The filter returns when you close the page. That behavior
needs one adb permission grant and does nothing without it.
A PDF viewer tool that helps you read your PDF files on your Light Phone 3.
A PDF viewer tool that helps you read your PDF files on your Light Phone 3.
A QR scanner for the Light Phone III, with a companion web page for turning text into a code to scan.
Point it at a code. The result screen shows the decoded text, with OPEN for an address and COPY for anything else. Everything scanned goes into a local history you can clear. There is no account and no cloud, and the history lives in the app’s own preferences.
You can also type or paste an address instead of scanning, which is sometimes the shorter route.
ZXing does the decoding, off the camera’s luminance plane. It is pure Java, so it works on a phone with no Google Play Services. The companion generator at gi-os.github.io/LightQR encodes in the browser and sends nothing anywhere. It exists so a long address can reach the phone without being typed on the phone.
This is a plain sideloaded Android app rather than a Light SDK tool, so it uses CameraX and the standard soft keyboard. It asks for the camera and for network access, and nothing else.
Klondike solitaire for the Light Phone III, with a one-bit deck that carries suit color as shape.
LightOS lists it as Solitaire. Klondike, draw one, unlimited redeals.
The panel is black and white, so shape carries the suit color instead of hue. Spades and clubs are drawn filled, hearts and diamonds as outlines. The alternating-color rule stays readable at a glance and needs no legend.
Tap a card and it goes where it belongs, or drag it yourself. Hint ranks the available moves and shows you one. Two different messages can appear when a game stalls, and the difference is deliberate: No moves left is exact, and This deal can’t be won is a proof, shown only when the proof is cheap enough for a phone to finish. The app never claims a deal is lost when it is not.
The game saves after every move, so leaving and coming back drops you on the same board. Win, and the cards waterfall off the foundations.
Built with the Light SDK, in the tool module the SDK reserves for it. It asks for no
permissions at all.
A nested list app for the Light Phone III - lists inside lists as deep as you want, with checklists, A/B/C priority sorting, and built-in spellcheck.
A nested list app for the Light Phone III - lists inside lists as deep as you want, with checklists, A/B/C priority sorting, and built-in spellcheck.
Minimal audiobook tool for the Light Phone III with Libby support and local/on device support.
Minimal audiobook tool for the Light Phone III with Libby support and local/on device support.
A minimal launcher for the Light Phone III.
A minimal launcher for the Light Phone III.
An app that lets you choose a card from Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies to inspire your creatvity.
An app that lets you choose a card from Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies to inspire your creatvity.
Fotmob inspired app for tracking soccer scores across Europe
Live Scores and Fixtures across 14 tracked competitions (the Premier League, Serie A, La Liga, Bundesliga, Ligue 1, and Europe’s Champions League and Europa League among them), league Standings, a “My Team” view for whichever club you follow, and a per-match Stats / Timeline / Lineups detail screen.
Simple medication tool for the LP3.
An app that helps you keep track of your medications.
A minimal metronome app for the Light Phone 3.
A minimal metronome app for the Light Phone 3.
A minimal reskin of Molly, inspired by the Light Phone III.
A minimal reskin of Molly (a hardened, open-source fork of Signal), inspired by the Light Phone III.
NFC reader for the Light Phone III.
NFC reader for the Light Phone III.
A mindfulness-first daily check-in tool for the Light Phone III.
A mindfulness-first daily check-in tool for the Light Phone III.
Nourish is not a calorie tracker. It’s a lightweight daily log for people who want to be more intentional about what they eat – connecting eating habits with context like stress, sleep, and how the day went. Built to be used once a day, in under a minute.
An app to play NTS Radio Live shows and Infinite Mixtapes.
An app to play NTS Radio Live shows and Infinite Mixtapes.
Paka is an intentionally small, offline pass-and-authenticator tool designed for Light Phone III. It scans and renders common barcode formats, carries encrypted PDF passes, encrypted one- or two-sided document photos, and generates TOTP codes without Google Play Services.
Paka is an intentionally small, offline pass-and-authenticator tool designed for Light Phone III. It scans and renders common barcode formats, carries encrypted PDF passes, encrypted one- or two-sided document photos, and generates TOTP codes without Google Play Services.
A small games tool for LightOS, built with the Light SDK.
A small games tool for LightOS, built with the Light SDK. Eight things to do: Snake, Brick Breaker, Pong, Tic-Tac-Toe, Connect Four, Sudoku, Word Search, and Dice. Formerly called “Games” - renamed to Passatempo (Portuguese/Italian for “pastime”).
A code wallet for the Light Phone III — store and display barcodes, scanned or typed.
A minimalist code wallet built with the Light Phone SDK. This tool keeps boarding passes, library cards, gym memberships, and loyalty numbers ready on the device — fully offline, always at hand.
Features
- Scan a Code: Capture codes straight from the camera — QR, Aztec, PDF417, Data Matrix, Code 128, and EAN/UPC.
- Type a Code: Enter a code manually on the LP3 keyboard when there’s nothing to scan.
- Code Stacking: Group several codes under one name and swipe between them on a single pass.
- Pass Details: Attach issuer, dates, times, location, and notes to any pass.
- Offline & Private: Passes live only on the device — no account, no cloud, no sync.
- Minimalist Aesthetic: Pure monochrome design following the Light Phone III design language.
An app for the Light Phone III to store and scan various codes.
An app for the Light Phone III to store and scan various codes.
An independent, minimal Spotify/Tidal client for LightOS.
An independent, minimal Spotify/Tidal client for LightOS. Playback runs in-process via a patched fork of librespot (Rust). Metadata (search, library, albums, artists, playlists) uses the official Spotify Web API with your own developer-app credentials.
How is this different from Echo?
Basically, this works with TIDAL or Spotify, has a few extra features, less album art, and doesn’t require the Spotify app to be installed if you go the Spotify route.
Self-hosted Light Phone III photo backup to Google Photos.
Photo Backup is a minimal, text-only Android application for Light Phone III that discovers eligible photos and appends them to the connected user’s Google Photos library. It has no gallery, thumbnails, previews, downloads, deletion, or Google Photos browsing. It works without Google Play Services.
A Light Phone III companion tool to directions for additional public transit information.
Pico Transit is a friendly little companion for getting around on public transit. Real schedules, real-time arrivals, live connections at any stop, and a live map that shows exactly where your ride actually is - no ads, no clutter, no infinite scroll. Just “where’s my bus,” answered nicely. 🚏✨
Pico Transit can be used alongside the light phone’s directions tool for more context on your commutes, or standalone, covering buses, commuter rail, subway systems, and transit stations.
A personal GLP-1 injection and weight tracker for the Light Phone III.
A personal GLP-1 injection and weight tracker for the Light Phone III.
Online radio player for the Light Phone III.
An online radio player for the Light Phone 3.
Fork of mrrobashcroft/radio-tool, developed and verified on a real Light Phone 3 (LP3). MIT licensed.
Features
- Now Playing: scrolling station/track info, center play/stop, favorites star.
- Background playback:
LightAudioService(media3/ExoPlayer) with foreground notification. - Find Stations: search with Radio Browser or play a direct stream URL.
- Library: Display favourite stations and recently played stations.
- Bluetooth: Displays current Bluetooth status. Tapping opens system settings.
- Volume: The volume buttons adjust the active stream (media if playing, else ringer).
A minimal, high-contrast radio streaming application for discovering and playing online stations globally.
A minimal, high-contrast radio streaming application built with the Light Phone SDK. This tool allows users to discover, play, and curate their favorite online radio stations.
Features
- Live Streaming: High-quality audio playback using Media3 ExoPlayer.
- Background Playback: Continues playing audio even when the tool is minimized or the screen is off.
- Home Screen Integration: Control playback directly from the LightOS Clock screen.
- Station Search: Discover thousands of stations globally via the Radio Browser community API.
- Library Management: Curate Favourites and track listening history.
- Minimalist Aesthetic: Pure monochrome design following the Light Phone III design language.
A review-only, Anki-compatible spaced-repetition client for LightOS (the Light Phone III), built on the light-sdk.
A review-only, Anki-compatible spaced-repetition client for LightOS (the Light Phone III), built on the light-sdk.
Daily journaling prompts for the LPIII. 5 unique prompts per day. Prompts change at 12AM.
Daily journaling prompts for the LPIII. 5 unique prompts per day. Prompts change at 12AM.
A simple productivity task management tool designed for the Light Phone III.
A simple productivity task management tool designed for the Light Phone III.
A desktop companion for the Reminders tool for the Light Phone III.
A desktop companion for the Reminders tool for the Light Phone III. Laid out as a responsive desktop web app with feature parity and optional phone sync support.
A local music player for the Light Phone III.
A local music player for the Light Phone III.
An AeroPress recipe guide for the Light Phone III.
An AeroPress recipe guide for the Light Phone III.
A camera and gallery for the Light Phone III, with filters, a contact-sheet roll, and QR scanning.
Roll replaces the stock Camera and the stock Album. It is a rewrite, not a fork. You can set it as the default camera, so the hardware camera button opens it.
The roll sits above the viewfinder. Pull down and your photos come into view, newest first against the top-right corner. Older ones run up and to the left, the way a contact sheet reads. Flick up from anywhere and you are back at the shutter. That is the whole navigation model.
What it does:
- Filters, with an optional date back stamped in the corner
- Film-roll mode: a fixed frame count you shoot through before you can look
- PRO, video, selfie and QR modes
- Face detection, run on the hardware
- The wheel works as a lens ring for zoom and exposure
The panel is grey in normal use. Roll lifts the grey while you look through the viewfinder, which is why these shots are in colour.
Light did not make this app. It installs as a plain APK and needs no root. Uninstall it and the stock camera is as it was.
Departure times for any public transport stop in Norway, read straight from Entur's national feeds with no API key.
LightOS menu lists it as Sanntid, the Norwegian word on the departure boards (“live departure time”). It opens on the stop you used last. Star the stops you use and they sit at the top of the chooser.
It reads Entur’s national APIs directly, so it covers every stop in Norway rather than one city: bus, tram, metro, train, coach and ferry, with realtime delays as well as a symbol for disruptions. No key to get, and no server of mine in the path.
Norwegian by default, English in settings; stop names come from Entur and stay Norwegian either way. “Nær meg” (near me) sorts nearby stops by distance, and needs a one-off adb grant, since LightOS does not hand tools location yet.
Minimal baseball scores, built for Light Phone III.
Minimal baseball scores for android, built for the Light Phone III.
Scorecard is written in Kotlin with Jetpack Compose and Material3 primitives. It uses the public MLB Stats API, with no account system, ads, analytics, or API keys. The interface is intentionally black-and-white, low-motion, and low-data friendly.
Features
- Today’s MLB slate with live, upcoming, and final games
- Live pitch/count/base state and box score
- Pregame probable pitchers and lineups
- Final linescore and player stat lines
- Favorite teams, low data mode, background refresh, keep-awake option
- Standings and player stat search
A real-time audio spectrum analyzer and decibel meter for the Light Phone III.
A real-time audio spectrum analyzer and decibel meter for the Light Phone III. Measures tone frequency and loudness. Reads the mic and lays out the frequencies in the room like a parametric EQ.
Scores, schedules and standings for 14 leagues, in one column, with no account and no API key.
Follow a club or a whole league. You get one column of scores, newest at the top, and a notification when a game you follow starts or ends.
Fourteen leagues: MLB, NFL, NBA, NHL, MLS, WNBA, NWSL, PWHL, WPBL, Formula 1, and the four levels of minor league baseball.
The data comes from public JSON endpoints that need no key, so there is nothing to sign up for and nothing to paste in. Tap a game for the box score, the venue and the TV listing. A second tab has standings for the majors.
LightOS has no Play Services, so this is a plain sideloaded APK. Every push to the repo publishes a signed release, which Obtainium can track.
A simple step counter forked from the opensource app Stepsy
A simple step counter forked from the opensource app Stepsy
A stopwatch for the Light Phone III with laps, best/slowest lap tracking, and a saved history of past sessions.
A stopwatch for the Light Phone III with laps, best/slowest lap tracking, and a saved history of past sessions.
A minimal tuner app for the Light Phone 3.
A minimal tuner app for the Light Phone 3.
A private, Light Phone 3–style Android system keyboard combining the LPIII Keyboard interface with expanded on-device typing tools. Set it as your default keyboard to use it in any Android app.
SuperLight Keyboard — Initial Release
A private, Light Phone 3–style Android system keyboard combining the LPIII Keyboard interface with expanded on-device typing tools. Set it as your default keyboard to use it in any Android app.
What’s included
- Offline voice-to-text: fully integrated with the Vosk engine; speech is processed on-device.
- Autocorrect: intelligent word correction, with revert-on-backspace support.
- Auto-capitalization and auto-period: modern typing conveniences, enabled by default.
- Redesigned settings: a custom, minimalist interface aligned with the Light Phone 3 aesthetic.
- Suggestions UI: a minimalist overlay for correcting misspelled words.
Install and set up
Download the latest APK from Releases and open it on your Android device. Then open Light Keyboard and:
- Enable it in Android’s keyboard settings.
- Choose it as the active keyboard.
Voice dictation may download an offline Vosk speech model the first time it is enabled.
Credits and attribution
This release combines and builds on two open-source projects:
- LPIII Keyboard by The Light Phone, which provides the Light Phone 3 keyboard implementation and visual foundation.
- Light Keyboard by Adam Weber, which provides the Android system-keyboard packaging and on-device typing features.
All credit for the original projects, their code, and their designs remains with their respective publishers and contributors. This is an independent combined release; it is not affiliated with or endorsed by The Light Phone.
License
This project retains the applicable licenses and notices from its upstream sources. See the included license files and upstream repositories for their complete terms.
A calm, local-first to-do list for the Light Phone III — no cloud, no account, zero permissions.
A calm, local-first task list built with the Light SDK. Add tasks, file them into categories, check them off, and optionally set a due date and time. The whole list lives in one small JSON file on the device — no account, no network, no sync. Unlike cloud-backed task apps, everything stays on the phone.
Features
- Views: All, Inbox, Planned, and Completed, plus your own categories — the selected view’s name sits in the top bar.
- Planned: due tasks grouped under Overdue, Due Today, and Upcoming, with a one-tap Due Today filter.
- Due dates with an optional time, picked from a minimal month-grid calendar.
- Categories: file tasks away, rename or delete them from the categories panel (deleting a category moves its open tasks to the Inbox).
- Calm interactions: one tap checks a task off; details are read-only; the interface is pure monochrome Light design.
- Zero permissions: Tasks holds no permissions and never touches the network.
Tasks is a minimal native Todoist client for the Light Phone III.
Tasks is a minimal native Todoist client for the Light Phone III. It is written in Kotlin and Compose and uses the Light SDK’s native screen, navigation, theme, text-input, and action-bar components.
Features
- Today, Inbox, All Tasks, and project views
- Overdue grouping and bulk rescheduling to today
- Add, complete, reopen, and reschedule actions
- Recursive Todoist-backed subtasks with completed-state display and reopening
- Completed-today history with checked, struck-through task rows
- Swipe calendar and recurring due-date options
- Pull-to-refresh and last-successful-sync status
- Room-backed offline viewing
- Personal API token encrypted with an Android Keystore AES-GCM key
The token is kept separate from the task database. Disconnecting clears both the encrypted token record and cached account data. Offline mutations and OAuth are intentionally outside version 0.1.0.
Connect Todoist
Create or copy a personal API token from your Todoist account’s Integrations settings, then paste it into the connection screen on first launch. Never place a real token in source files, Gradle configuration, test fixtures, or Git history.
Todoist API
This version uses the official Todoist API v1 at
https://api.todoist.com/api/v1. It sends the personal API token only as a
Bearer authorization header and redacts tokens and authorization headers from
errors.
Acknowledgements
The interaction design adapts patterns from
reminders-tool, particularly its
native Kotlin native-rewrite branch. Todoist remains the source of truth for
tasks and projects.
Tasks is an independent client and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Doist.
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