To always see FPS on Android, you’ll need ADB and possibly root access. Tools like GameBench and PerfDog are suitable — they show real frame rates even outside of games.
I was looking for a Dropbox alternative due to its device limit and discovered Resilio Sync—an easy-to-use P2P solution without accounts, offering flexible settings and a free license.
dumbproxy is a simple command-line utility for turning a device into a proxy server without complex configuration. Just run it and specify the IP and port 8080.
Notesnook is a private note-taking app with end-to-end encryption, but the free version is highly limited. It’s a paid alternative to Obsidian with convenient synchronization.
Capacities is an alternative to Notion and Evernote with an object-based data organization, built-in AI, cross-platform support, and free synchronization.
Recently, I've started paying more attention to applications that store data locally and are not heavily reliant on cloud synchronization. At the same time, I still want to enjoy the benefits of cloud services — especially for knowledge base tools, where data can easily take up several gigabytes.
I prefer using the same application across all operating systems to handle similar tasks. With messengers and calendars, it’s easy. But when it comes to system utilities, like file renamers, things get a bit more complicated.