Not all Android apps are created equal: here are 6 of my favorites that embrace the Material design language so well, they could pass for Google apps.
  • LostXOR@fedia.io
    5·
    16 hours ago

    Seems like all the links are broken, also why the hell would I pay for a compass app? Gramophone seems good though.

    • RvTV95XBeo@sh.itjust.worksEnglish
      5·
      12 hours ago

      $0.99 for a clean & ad-free app? Sounds like the kind of thing I’d be happy to pay for if I used a compass like ever.

      • Victor@lemmy.worldEnglish
        2·
        9 hours ago

        Also cool features like making your camp site and having your compass point the way to it. It’s a good exercise for kids e.g.

  • Zak@lemmy.worldEnglish
    61·
    19 hours ago

    Every screenshot there is eye-searing with nearly the entire screen filled with 100% white.

    • Victor@lemmy.worldEnglish
      2·
      9 hours ago

      Enable dark mode and you’ll be fine? While using the apps of course.

      Or you mean you’d like dark mode to be enabled for the screenshots? Images don’t work that way unfortunately. 🥲

      • cole@lemdro.idEnglish
        41·
        13 hours ago

        I downloaded trail sense to compare, but they just are apples to oranges. trail sense looks like an awesome app and I’m happy to add it to my collection of useful tools!

        This compass app (and level, too) is simply the most polished and perfected version of a phone compass or level that exists. The haptics feedback, to every small animation and detail, to the minimal but feature-packed design.

        It is SO thoughtful and laser focused on just being a really really good compass and level.

        This should be a native Android app. I bought it on a whim to try it but holy crap it is just so perfect especially if you notice and care about minor details