Biniru Personal Toolkit - BPTK - | Replace 30 single-purpose apps with one €10 toolkit.

▎ What is it? ▎ A single Android app that bundles 95 small tools you'd otherwise install as 30+ separate ▎ apps — flashlight, ruler, QR scanner, calculator, OCR, password vault, food/cosmetic ▎ barcode scanner, document scanner, heart-rate monitor, link inspector, network speed test, ▎ dev utilities, and a Material Lab with 4 sensor-driven analyzers (light, magnetic, sound, ▎ vibration). ▎ ▎ What's different about it? ▎ – Native, not a webview. Every tool is built in Jetpack Compose, runs offline-first, no ▎ React-Native overhead, no 200MB framework. ▎ – One purchase. Forever. €10 once. No "Pro upgrade", no monthly subscription, no IAP. ▎ – No tracking, no ads, no telemetry. No analytics SDKs, no Firebase, no behavioral data ▎ leaving your phone. ▎ – VirusTotal-clean. 0/66 detection. Hash + scan link published on the website. ▎ – Tested by the maker on a real phone before every release. Not by a CI farm — by Sören. ▎ ▎ Why does this exist? ▎ Most "all-in-one toolkit" apps on the Play Store are either riddled with ads, behind ▎ subscriptions, or web-wrappers that drain your battery. PTK is the version I wanted for ▎ myself: native, fast, owned outright, no surprises. ▎ ▎ Launch tier: First 500 buyers get €10 locked-in for life. After that, retail price rises to ▎ €15. Counter is live on the product page. ▎ ▎ Built by: Solo dev in Borgerhout, Antwerp. Part of Biniru Projects — small, single-purpose ▎ tools that don't want to own you.

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17d ago

What single-purpose Android app do you keep installing just to uninstall again?

I'm shipping PTK on May 6 a single Android app that bundles 95 small tools (calculators, scanners, OCR, vault, sensors, dev utilities). The whole point is replacing those 30 apps you only use once or twice. Curious: what's the most "ugh, I just need this for 5 minutes and now it has 4 ads and a subscription pop-up" app you've ever installed?

Asking partly out of curiosity, partly to make sure PTK covers it.

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