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UI for Syncthing.

harbour-syncthing 0.0.3 provides syncthing 1.30.0, while newer versions use syncthing 2.x releases.

The SailfishOS Community Team is on Liberapay:

Source code on GitHub.

Translations via Weblate, thank you!

Fixes three CPU and GPU settings Sailfish leaves worse than the hardware
allows. Runs once at boot, there is no app to open.

- Repairs the CPU governor when vendor init leaves the big cluster stuck at
  its lowest speed under load.
- Turns on Qualcomm's per-touch CPU boost, which Android uses and Sailfish
  leaves switched off. Fires within ~5ms of your finger landing.
- Stops the GPU idling at its slowest speed between repaints.

Qualcomm only; does nothing on other hardware. Tested on Xperia 10 II

QuayCentral (sounds like 'key') is a read-only and online-only GUI app for Sailfish OS that utilizes the 1Password Command-line Tool.

Version 0.11
Licensed under GNU GPLv3
Built for SFOS v4.6+

This is an unofficial application and is in no way associated with 1Password or AgileBits, Inc.

Thanks to JSEHV for the app icon.

While the app is read-only (no creating, editing or deleting of items), a user can upload documents to their vault in the Documents section.

Warning regarding SailfishOS upgrades:

to prevent any misbehavior of the cron daemon, please stop the daemon before starting any OS upgrade

Frontend for the cron scheduler. Makes it easy to view your schedules in a more friendly way.

Also gives the opportunity to fully manage crontabs of nemo and root. The usual warning: always be careful with root permissions. Disabling is achieved by adding a specific comment string in the cron entry.

Displayed commands can be replaced by a more meaningful text.

Scan your fidelity cards and keep them in digital form in a dedicated wallet

TilEm is an emulator for Texas Instruments Z80-based graphing calculators, ported to Sailfish OS. It emulates the TI-73, TI-76.fr, TI-81, TI-82 / TI-82 STATS, TI-83 / TI-83 Plus / TI-83 Plus Silver Edition, TI-84 Plus / Silver Edition, TI-85 and TI-86. Everything runs on the device.

*** YOU NEED YOUR OWN ROM ***
A calculator ROM image is required and is NOT included: TI ROM images are copyrighted by Texas Instruments and cannot be distributed. Dump the ROM from a calculator you own, put it in Documents, and load it in the app.

PipeCam gives live view, snapshots and video recording for cheap USB-C pipe inspection cameras (endoscopes) on Sailfish OS. These cameras - sold as USeePlus, Geek szitman or supercamera - look like webcams but are not: they announce themselves as vendor-class USB devices, so no kernel driver binds them and no /dev/video node appears. PipeCam drives the USB endpoints directly with libusb and decodes the stream itself. Everything runs on the device - no network, no cloud, no telemetry.

svero is a native, unofficial Sailfish OS app that downloads the stored measurements from a Veroval blood-pressure monitor over USB, charts them, and exports them. It talks to the monitor's Prolific PL2303 USB-serial bridge directly via the kernel's raw usbdevfs interface - no libusb and no in-kernel pl2303 driver needed. Everything runs on the device - no account, no cloud, no telemetry; the data stays on your phone.

One slider that makes microphone recordings audible again - persistent, per app, no root, fully revertible.

THE PROBLEM
On my Sony Xperia 10 III, recordings from camera and audio apps come out 20-25 dB too quiet: speech peaks around -30 dBFS where a normal recording sits at -6 to -12 dBFS. The apps and PulseAudio's configuration are innocent - the vendor Android audio HAL that Sailfish reuses through libhybris is configured with far too low a microphone gain for the camcorder path, and fixing that properly would mean changing vendor audio configuration on the device.

Catcher Catcher watches the cellular state of your own phone and flags the classic fingerprints of a fake base station ("IMSI catcher" / "StingRay"): forced downgrades, unknown cells, missing neighbours, ciphering downgrades and silent SMS. It is a defensive, on-device research tool - everything runs locally, no telemetry, no cloud. It only ever observes your own device; it never transmits, jams, attacks or interferes with any network.