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SMPC is an full featured Music Player Daemon (MPD) client, which is a port of symbian application qmobilempd, and created by djselbeck (https://openrepos.net/content/djselbeck/smpc). My main goal is to iron out some annoyances, no major overhaul. Be aware that if you decide to use the last.fm metadata, artists images are no longer available for download (only an image of a star is shown).

Features:

Harbour Starling is a Sailfish OS client for managing your Starling Bank account using Personal Access Tokens. This application is not affiliated with or endorsed by Starling Bank. Use it at your own discretion and keep your Personal Access Tokens secure.

It is using the official APIs that Starling provides and in this initial relase I implemented all functions that require to do basic every day banking activities. I am planning to implement more functions later, but the current one suits for my need.

Everyone knows the classic Minesweeper: you miss this famous game?
MultiMines will allow you to have fun at any time of the day!

MultiMines is fully translated into English and French.

Enjoy!

Fast chess application with a chess clock, chess in two-player mode, against Stockfish chess engine or with a player with their own device.

Sailskaat is a simple webview rendering of a 3 player (2 bots and you) skat game.

Sources are here: https://github.com/poetaster/SailSkaat

The original game is from: https://github.com/nikku/skaat-app

I just modified it to be 'pretty' and fit in a webview.

Proton Bridge (CLI only) packaged for SailfishOS. Also includes a systemd service which you can enable using:

systemctl --user daemon-reload (only the first time)
systemctl --user start proton-bridge.service

Note that the way it works is pretty idiotic and you have to stop it before you can configure it:

systemctl --user stop proton-bridge.service

Then you can get configuring:

proton-bridge --cli

BarWal in a way is a continuation of ClubCode, as extending ClubCode is not easy to do and the data storage system is not very flexible.

BarWal (Barcode Wallet) makes use of groups to get more structure in the codes collection. It uses zint (available in my repo) for generating all the code images.

Zint supports a lot of codes:

Matrix client for SailfishOS with end-to-end encryption support

Timer app offering 3 timers, inspired by my Maemo 5 (Fremantle) cooktimer creation.

Supports hours/minutes/seconds. Alarms are displayed via the default Sailfish alarm screen. Notes can be added.

Reused some code from harbour-kitchentimer by tanghus and TabaTimer from nightmare.

Thanks to the following translators:

Helsinki city bike app.

Note! Since the HSL Web API is unofficial, subject to change and protected by Cloudflare, this app may stop working at any moment. Don't rely on it too much.

If you have the latest version of NFC subsystem on your phone (nfcd 1.2.2 or later) and take the bike with your HSL card, you can use your phone to unlock the bike. This app can emulate your HSL card in a way sufficient to interact with the bike's control unit.

Source code: https://github.com/monich/harbour-fillari