@Software_Guy made EchoLog, a voice journaling app built in Flutter.

The idea is wonderful to begin with, infact I have a bunch of friends who do this regularly. On top of that, features like tagging, transcribing and a vault for secret voice notes is just wonderful.

Download from the Play Store
• https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anexon.echolog

This's a good app to try, check it out. Well done dude! Keep polishing it up.

#CommunityShowcase #EchoLog
@Dagmawi_Babi

@Mkdenn made this very nice app for F1 fans here. It lets you track news, check out schedules, drivers and their points, constructors and even shows you the map of the track. And it's open-source!

Start and Download from here
• github.com/netcrawlerr/F1-Hub

What I like about this app is that it feels like an F1 app which's wonderful on the design side of things. It's very straightforward and a fan would def like this. Great job dude!

#CommunityShowcase #F1Hub
@Dagmawi_Babi

@Samuel_Dumps created enveasy, a lightweight CLI tool that simplifies setting up development environments. By running npx enveasy init, it auto-detects your Node version, env vars, package manager, scripts, and more, then writes all of it to a single enveasy.json.

This file can be shared or committed, letting others instantly replicate the same environment.

Star and contribute
• github.com/samuel-fikre/enveasy

Enveasy scans the codebase to identify required environment variables and generates an .env file automatically, solving the common issue of missing or undocumented env files. It also handles Node version mismatches by detecting and setting up the correct version, and installs missing package managers like npm, yarn, or pnpm as needed.

#CommunityShowcase #Enveasy
@Dagmawi_Babi