List My Apps

Onyxbits

About this app

Question: Hi, I'm new to Android. Which apps must I absolutely have?
Answer: Uhm, give me a minute to pen down the list (again)


Ever found yourself in this situation? Your friend, uncle, aunt, etc. recently converted to Android and you, being the local tech guru, are now suppose to tell them what to download?


Sifting through the app drawer is a hassle. What should you recommend? Why? and most importantly: how? A list with appname, market link and optionally a comment would be great, but is no fun to compile manually.
With List My Apps, the task becomes as easy as checking the app(s) you want to recommend and sharing them as:

• Plain text
• HTML list (e.g. for blog comments)
• BBCode list (used by many forums)
• Markdown list (e.g. for Reddit)
• Market URL (e.g. for direct sharing via barcode scanner app or importing in Raccoon: http://www.onyxbits.de/raccoon)
• Any custom format, defined through the build-in template editor.

Ratings and reviews

Love this app! Particularly useful when changing phone devices in the event you want to make sure all the same/specific versions of apps you were using on previous phone gets moved to the newer phone. Also shows you where the data locations are for each app. Automatically displays info in a nice list if you press the "copy" icon and then paste it somewhere safe for future reference. Also automatically counts your total number of apps installed on your phone.

It couldn't be more useful and simple to use. Exactly does what it says, easily, quickly and in many output formats to choose from. Vastly saves time when switching phones. It doesn't request any permissions at all which is a rarity to come across these days. Cheers to the dev.

Perfect for making a list of apps when switching to a new phone. This app does exactly what it says. No annoying tutorials, ads, up-sells, promotions, etc. It loads up instantly and is very easy to use. You can quickly select all apps, then deselect the ones you don't want to include. Output formats include text, markdown, html, and others.

What's new

Deprecated the "quid pro quo" app recommendation feature (it never really worked as intended); Put Raccoon in it's place.