Apps

Android apps from my own F-Droid repository, and Linux desktop tools packaged as Debian (.deb) files on GitHub. Everything is open source.

Android (F-Droid)

My Android apps are published in a public F-Droid repository, updated automatically from their GitHub releases. Add it once and the apps update like any other.

  1. Install F-Droid or Droid-ify on your phone.
  2. On the phone, tap Add the repo below. F-Droid opens and asks to add it. On a computer, open the QR code page and scan it.
  3. Refresh the app list and install from Daniel Rosehill Apps.
Add it by hand

In F-Droid: Settings → Repositories → +, then enter:

Address
https://apps.danielrosehill.com/fdroid/repo
Fingerprint
35E988F3234F668852138206EB237FCF3F1FA3F4981077DE1B269E81BE1B74E7
  • Parlance

    General-purpose on-device dictation with NVIDIA Parakeet models.

  • Family First Aid

    First-aid reference for the family, offline.

  • MWP FM

    Player for the My Weird Prompts podcast.

Hebrish F-Droid repository

Hebrish has its own F-Droid repository, which also carries Hebrish Keyboard. Instructions: hebrish.app/download.

Add it by hand
Address
https://fdroid.hebrish.app/repo
Fingerprint
EF8C2D63D994A10CD489A978585510B47E47452EC09248591CB2C0F39C2BC1FA
  • Hebrish

    On-device English dictation that writes Hebrew words correctly.

  • Hebrish Keyboard

    HeliBoard fork with Hebrish dictation on the mic key. Early release, arm64 only.

Linux (.deb packages)

Desktop tools for Ubuntu and other Debian-based systems (amd64). The main ones are in my signed APT repository, so they update with the rest of the system. Packages marked apt below are in it; the rest are a .deb download from GitHub (sudo apt install ./package.deb). Hebrish has its own APT repository: curl -fsSL https://cdn.hebrish.app/apt/setup.sh | sudo sh.

  1. Add the repository, once

    curl -fsSL https://apps.danielrosehill.com/apt/setup.sh | sudo sh

    Verifies the signing key's fingerprint, then writes the key and a deb822 source. Package list and manual setup.

  2. Install an app by its package name

    sudo apt install asr-mic-tuner

    Each app below shows its own line. To add the repository and install in one go: curl -fsSL https://apps.danielrosehill.com/apt/setup.sh | sudo sh -s -- asr-mic-tuner

  3. Get updates

    sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

    New releases arrive with your normal system updates.

Parlance needs Ubuntu 26.04 or later. Sorted by GitHub stars. List as of 2026-10-27.

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