FinTube

A native YouTube client for Sailfish OS. Silica/QML UI, a Python backend over PyOtherSide, stream resolution through a user-managed yt-dlp binary, and a custom C++ GStreamer player (software and hardware decode) for real DASH playback the things QtMultimedia can't do on its own.

 

See https://github.com/sandstorm244/harbour-fintube for more information.

FinTune

A native YouTube Music client for Sailfish OS. Silica/QML UI, a Python backend over PyOtherSide, and audio playback through the same C++ GStreamer engine as its sibling video client, FinTube.

FinTune browses YouTube Music (search, charts, and signed in your personalized home and library) and plays tracks through the device's native media stack, using a user-managed yt-dlp binary to resolve streams.

qCommand

This is a simple app to manage and run often used shell commands without using the terminal. It comes with some ready to use presets to show all features.

These include using mcetool to toggle display always on, a workaround to the missing jack detection on XA2 devices, find files, output various system status and connect to an SSH server using "fingerterm".

Naval Battle (Torpedo)

Naval Battle brings the classic grid-based naval combat game to Sailfish OS. 
Arrange your fleet on a 12x12 grid, start the battle, and fire at enemy coordinates to find and sink every ship. The game shows clear hit/miss/sunk feedback, tracks battle time, number of shots, difficulty levels, game pace and lets you reveal the enemy fleet when the game ends.

Version 1.1 update introduces Sailjail sandboxing, Hungarian translation and several gameplay and usability improvements.

Github: harbour-navalbattle

Snapszer

Snapszer is a native Sailfish OS implementation of the traditional Hungarian card game also known as Snapszli or 66.

Play the classic two-player game against an AI opponent using a 20-card Hungarian deck. The game includes the traditional Snapszer rules: 20/40 marriages, trump Alsó exchange, closing the talon, strict trick-taking rules and the 66-point declaration.

Features include:

Starphase

Star Phase (Fork from https://github.com/Jigoku/starphase)

A top down / side scrolling space shooter made with Lua and Love2D.

This app depends on LÖVE runtime, make sure you install it first: https://openrepos.net/content/sashikknox/love-2d-runtime

SysMetrics

SysMetrics is an on-device deep system and hardware diagnostics tool for Sailfish OS. Intended primarily for developers, testers and advanced users. Some features require elevated privileges.

It reads /proc, /sys and the system D-Bus locally and shows what the device reports about itself. Everything runs on the device: it collects nothing, transmits nothing, and has no network or cloud component. The only data it ever shows is that of the phone it runs on.

What it shows:

RooTitanium

RooTitanium

Chromium web browser for Sailfish OS 5.1, built on Qt 6 QtWebEngine with a UI written from scratch in QML — not a fork of an existing browser. Part of the RooT* app family.

Lauscher

Lauscher — Sony headphone control for Sailfish OS

Lauscher talks to your Sony headphones the way Sony's own phone app does, over Bluetooth: it reads their battery levels and settings and lets you change them from your SailfishOS device, without an account, a cloud service or a second phone.

It is a control channel, not an audio one. Your music keeps playing over the usual Bluetooth route while Lauscher is open.

What it shows and changes

Makao

Makaó is a native Sailfish OS implementation of the popular Hungarian card game.

Play against one, two or three computer opponents using the traditional 32-card Hungarian deck. The game includes the familiar special-card rules: Sevens add draw penalties, Aces skip turns, Felső lets you request a suit, Alsó lets you request a rank, and you must remember to declare “Makaó!” when going down to one card.

Features include:

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