wallet VS grocy-android

Simple Bitcoin Wallet (version 2.5): Bitcoin wallet

If you could do with just a wallet there's also this https://github.com/btcontract/wallet/releases/tag/2.4.27

why deal with a node if you don't need it? just use blixt or breez or sbw.app and get/buy a private incoming channel and be done with it.

I think you better choose a wallet where you can have more control on the channels you use to pay/receive sats. My recommendation would be for SBW or Blixt, a little more advanced, but great product.

Simple Bitcoin Wallet (version 2.4.27): Bitcoin wallet with Lightning Network support

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But say you work working on an app like Simple Bitcoin Wallet, there's actually a ton of stuff going on there and it's (to my knowledge) a pretty solid piece of engineering.

Good wallets are Muun, Phoenix, Breez or recently i quite like https://sbw.app

Grocy: Self-hosted Grocery Management (version 3.4.2): ERP beyond your fridge, now on your phone – An awesome companion app for grocy

Not using them personally, but I guess Barcode Buddy and Grocy Android both do exactly that (and more).

I know there is Grocy but it requires a self hosted instance... I just want a normal heading and list app (reminder is bonus), Currently i am using Lists it does all except it no longer actively developed and doesn't have Material You theme...

Seems like there wasn't a release/tag made for 3.0, but the android build manifest was updated with a new version. That is what's being checked by fdroid in case of the grocy app. There seems to be a changelog (raw), but I'm not sure it's complete, since no official release was being made. Since nightlys seem to exist now, maybe fdroid needs to adjust their auto-update mode, but that's just my observation.

Grocy: Self-hosted Groceries Management (version 3.0.0): ERP beyond your fridge, now on your phone – An awesome companion app for Grocy

Even with https://github.com/patzly/grocy-android?

I wanted to run grocy on my phone (android) without running my own server and being able to use it completely offline. The devs of the android-app mentioned that implementing offline transactions is a lot of work and therefore, understandably, not a priority and in this issue someone advised to use termux to set up grocy locally, so I made the attempt to run grocy through termux. Eventually I succeeded but termux has some peculiarities in comparison to a proper linux terminal, so the Installation guide was only a rough guideline.

If you're using an older version of app there was an issue when scanning grocycode with an external scanner or manually entering grocycode (https://github.com/patzly/grocy-android/issues/472) that was fixed in version 2.1.0.

Just stumbled upon the Android app[1] while randomly browsing F-Droid and thought I'd share the project as a whole. Kind of a bummer that the Android app doesn't support having a local database, but it's a very cool concept regardless.

[1]: https://patrick.zedler.xyz/grocy/