agpeya

Agpeya: Prayer Book of Hours.

Download Agpeya app from Google Play.

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Why opensource ?

I created the app to be available to all people who need it, all the time, everywhere. I'd like to create a developer community to maintain the app indefinitely.

The codebase is available on Github, GitLab, and CodeBerg.

My vision for Agpeya app

I want to let the app be available to everyone, everywhere, with no barriers nor struggles.

So, the app must...

• be easy to use and navigate
• be available to almost all Android smartphones; support Android 5.1 (2014) up to Android 14 (2023, latest)
• use less disk space; app size is ~1.3 MB

Roadmap | timeline of release versions with tasks

• v1.0.0
  • support Android 5.1
  • support Android 6
  • support Android 7
  • support Android 8
  • support Android 9
  • support Android 10
  • support Android 11
  • support Android 12
• v1.1.0
  • support Android 13 (SDK 33)
• v1.2.0
  • use higher resolution logo/icon
• v1.3.0
  • performance optimization
• v1.3.1
  • remove obsolete data & code to optimize app size
• v1.4.0
  • upgrade SDK to support Android 14
• v2.0.0
  • migrate from Java to Kotlin
  • migrate from Android XML to Jetpack Compose
  • preferences : text/font size
  • preferences : text/font color & bg (theme)
  • feature : go to 'page x' directly inside a prayer
  • light/dark mode
  • notification of the prayer : choose time or default time
• Next Version
  • reader : listen to a prayer (accessibility option)

Improvement

Agpeya app is open source, so you can write issues if you want to suggest anything or have a complaint about anything. If you are a software developer, you can send pull requests.