1- You need a Google account. 2 - The UX is not as good as Termius. 3 - The UI looks like garbage, but does it's job. 4 - You need to selfhost a server.
+1 for Organic Maps. Create an open streetmap account and contribute - its a game changer for me. Instead of a consumer, you're a contributor. (That goes for all OSM ofc)
Is there anything other than Google maps that can pull google's traffic data? There's a lot of construction on my way to work right now so I rely on that to not get stuck in traffic.
Problem with Navidrome is it organizes your music by the idtags. So if they are not in perfect order you will have a fragmented music collection. Which in turn ruins the experience.
I recommend either Airsonic or the lightweight and fast Polaris that are folder based music players (both run in Docker)
Try open street maps. It's better than Google maps in some locations and worse in others. So ymmv based on where you live.
Open Street maps has a bunch of Android frontend apps, I use organic maps which is available on fdroid. You can use street-complete (also fdroid) to contribute to open street maps if you wish to do so.
The current focus is on implementing next-word suggestions, which has become complicated/hit a snag and is taking more time than originally planned. Updates will come when this issue is resolved. Thank you for being patient.
I prefer to use Fcitx 5 for Android instead of GBoard, not FlorisBoard. Because f5a has much better Chinese input experience than FlorisBoard, and I use Chinese.
On Android, I use OSMAnd if I want to use a map and the openstreetmap.org web app if just quickly checking a distance, because OSMand can be quite bulky and my phone quite slow.
For public transportation (in Germany) I have รffi.
Well, I have a Xiaomi Mi Band 7 wristband.
Gadgetbridge supports everything you can do through the official app.
Except it doesn't upload data to the manufacturer's cloud. Everything works locally, because that's what it's all about. The UI looks ugly, but what to expect from a project created by volunteers, not a multi-billion dollar corporation? :) Overall, I'm satisfied!