Four projects · All open source

Small apps that mind their own business.

NeatCode Labs builds free, open-source tools for Android, Telegram and Linux. Each one does a single job, does its work on your device wherever it can, and ships with the source anybody can read.

No accounts to create and no adverts. No analytics in the Android and Linux apps, and none on this page. The Telegram bot is the one project that runs on a server; the privacy page says what it keeps.

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FixupXer showing a link with its tracking struck through and the cleaned result below

TabGreater watchlist showing sparkline price tiles for several trading pairs

The catalogue

No accounts · No ads · Open source

TabGreater

Crypto watchlist for Android

Live spot prices on sparkline tiles, candlestick charts with indicators, and home-screen widgets on a refresh cadence you choose. Your phone talks to the exchanges directly — there is no backend and no account.

Available on Google Play and F-Droid, or as a signed APK from GitHub Releases. Links, checksums and the changelog are on tabgreater.com.

Platform: Android
Licence: GPL-3.0-or-later

A link with its tracking struck through and the cleaned result below

FixupXer

URL cleaner for Android

Strips known tracking parameters from links, optionally rewrites social links so they preview properly or open without an account, and lets you build your own ordered rules. Everything runs on the device: the app declares no permissions and makes no network requests.

Google Play and F-Droid. Guides and every download option, including the GitHub APK, are on fixupxer.com.

Platform: Android
Licence: GPL-3.0-or-later

FixupXer Telegram Bot

Link cleaner for Telegram groups

Watches a chat for links and strips their tracking. Where a platform's links preview badly in Telegram, it can rewrite them to a third-party frontend, so videos and images stand a better chance of embedding instead of arriving as bare URLs. The cleaning itself runs on the machine hosting the bot.

Use the public bot in a group or a private chat, or host your own from source.

Platform: Telegram
Licence: MIT

Internet Connectivity Checker

Connection indicator for the Linux tray

A tray icon that shows whether you are online, and blinks when you are not. It is plain Python 3 with no build step: install the GTK and AppIndicator bindings from your distribution, then clone it and run it.

Clone from GitHub. Nothing to build; the GTK and AppIndicator bindings come from your distribution.

Platform: Linux · Python 3
Licence: MIT

Exchange names are trademarks of their respective owners. TabGreater is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by any exchange or data provider.

Prices are indicative and may be delayed, incomplete or wrong. TabGreater executes no trades, holds no API keys and is not financial advice. Use it at your own risk.

How these are built

The same four rules, every time

The device does the work. Processing happens locally wherever it possibly can, so there is as little as possible to leak.
No account, ever. Nothing here asks who you are. The Telegram bot is the only project that needs a server, and the privacy page says exactly what it keeps.
Free and readable. Every project is published under GPL-3.0-or-later or MIT, source included.
One job each. A tool that does one thing is one you can actually finish and keep working.

One thing worth knowing first

These apps are written with AI assistance under human supervision, and they are tested rather than formally audited. That is not a disclaimer buried in a footer — it is the reason the source is public, so you never have to take our word for it.

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Questions or bug reports

Issues go to the project's GitHub tracker. Anything else can come straight to us.

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