Introducing MobilOhm

My apps needed a Ohm

MobilOhm is a collection / suite of apps to slip away from the GAFAM stranglehold.

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What

A collection of apps without bloat or ads.

  • Dolores, A workout timer to gloat over your stats, drenched in sweat on the seaside
  • Papiers, A note-taking app that syncs in the cloud and does’nt phone home doing so
  • Todora, A laundry / shopping list just because (will sync too, soon)
  • Pétrolette, A news page that is basically your home on the internet, to inform your way around the rampant censorship
  • And there’s way more where that comes from :)

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You can install and run (yes, offline too) each - well, most - of those apps both on your Desktop(s) and you phone(s) that’s the idea. They use the RemoteStorage protocol, and you can even host your own instance.

RemoteStorage

How

If you find any of the MobilOhm apps helpful, and would like to support its development, consider making a contribution through Ko-fi or Liberapay.

Your support helps keep those apps Free, Libre, Open Source, and ad-free.

Why

Aren’t there a ton of similar stuff in the app stores?

Short answer? No ; Take Dolores for instance, I dare you to find a streamlined, maintained, ad-free app that can do half of what it does. Viewed from here and now the “Google Play Store” (silly British comedic voice, read on) is a steaming heap of bloated, buggy and ad-ridden malware. Yeah I’m exaggerating a tiny bit but that’s what I do and you probably know what I mean.

3 apps in 3 weeks

I know, right?

App Stores

Yes, of course the apps will be available in at least one store ; I hear one has to pay to see their free apps on the Google repulsively named Play Store, so that’s for the birds - and talk about bad company - but yeah, F-Droid, soon. Thing is, I can’t even install it on my Android 9 phone 🤨

For now use your fairy dust to install & upgrade the apps, me I just plug the phone into my rig and use a file manager. Yeah, I said I know!