Open Source

Private F-Droid Repository I set up an F-Droid repository to make it easier to use my apps! fdroid.Hyperling.com If you use Obtainium, which I prefer, you’ll want to go here: Hyperling.com/app#obtainium Timestamps 00:00 Introduction 00:05 F-Droid Repo Details 00:21 Difference to F-Droid 00:52 Obtainium Configuration 01:23 Recent App Updates 01:46 Upcoming Updates 02:15 Recent Enhancements (Infinite Timer, Carb Up) 03:06 App Descriptions 03:08 App - TicTacToe 03:18 My apps do not access the Internet! ...

My apps are now available via an F-Droid repository! Obtainium is my preffered way (see instructions below), but some may like the simplicity of using an app store like F-Droid. My apps do get updates, too! Infinite Timer and Carb Up! got quite a few updates last year to avoid deprecation by newer Android versions as well as received multiple bug fixes and UI enhancements. Any bug reports or other issues with my apps or otherwise can be reported to me@hyperling.com. Thanks! ...

I discuss which navigation apps I use these days, pros and cons, and why Magic Earth is no longer in the lineup. All have the ability to download offline maps, which is especially useful for nomads, public land enthusiasts, and EOTWAWKI preppers. Resources APK Downloads OSMAnd~ Organic Maps References My 2024 Video on Magic Earth Recorded 2026-04-23, edited 2026-04-24. blog.hyperling.com/nav-apps-2026