Cinder: $2.99/mo or $17.99/year or $30 once; Bilbo: $2.99/mo or $17.99/year or $30 once; Haplo AI: $5.99 once; Barrier: Free ad-supported; ShipHappens: $19.99/mo or $59.99/year or $7.99/week or $79.99 once; Haplo AI Investing: $4.99/mo or $44.99/year or $259.99 once; Markdown2PDF: $1.99 once; EasyLo
14-day free trial, then $2.99 per month or $19.99 per year, billed through Google Play. The yearly plan saves 44% with a monthly equivalent of $1.67.
Key features
Offline AI chat and image generation with multiple language models
Workout tracking with 3D muscle mapping and AI insights
Day-by-day trip planning with routes and opening hours
Screen time blocking using Apple's Screen Time API
App Store release automation for Mac
Stock technical analysis with on-device scoring
Markdown to PDF conversion with code highlighting
Grid-based minimalist logo maker
Image annotation with bounding boxes and CSV export
Health syncing with Apple Health
Full SSH terminal with key bar for Tab, Ctrl and arrows; open multiple servers at once
Guided workflows for initial setup, updates, firewall and SSH hardening
Encrypted backups with restore to fresh server and keep-last-N functionality
Docker container and systemd service management
Scheduled jobs that run on the server with phone notifications on failure
Private keys protected by Android Keystore and non-exportable
File browser over SFTP and text editor with version history
Security check listing open ports, SSH settings, updates and failed logins
Snapshot, undo and history for changes with command recording
What makes it different
All data stays on device with no account required for most apps
One-time purchase options instead of mandatory subscriptions
Native Swift apps built specifically for each platform
Fast direct support with replies usually within a day
Offline-first design allows apps to work without internet connection
No account system or backend; all data stays on the phone
SSH keys protected by Android Keystore and cannot be exported
Encrypted secrets sent to server in hidden way, never in command line or history
Workflow snapshots allow easy undo of configuration changes
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