AetherSX2
AetherSX2 is an emulator of Playstation 2. That, in itself, would be beyond interesting. But in addition, the app manages to create saves of games and runs at 1080p.
Console Launcher
Console Launcher is also an emulator, but for mobile device games. Its design was made to remember the nintendo switch UI. It costs $4.99 but has no built-in transactions.
daily diary
Daily Diary is a virtual diary. However, it is a really good virtual diary: it has a biometric lock, allows you to place photos in your texts, has a calendar, space to put the mood of the day, reminders and a modern design. It costs $2.99 but has no built-in transactions.
DanceFitme
DanceFitme is the perfect mix between a fitness app and a dance app. You can create an account, learn and exercise with videos made by professionals. It has a monthly subscription of $7.99 or an annual subscription of $59.99.
DeepL Translation
DeepL Translation is a real-time translator. Currently, it only has 29 languages, but it is constantly being updated. You can enter words into the app by speaking, typing or pointing your phone's camera. It's free.
Duolingo ABC
Duolingo ABC is the children's version of the famous platform for learning foreign languages. However, this short-only version will teach them to read and write in their native language. There are more than 700 lessons for the little ones.
Dream by Wombo
Dream by Wombo is already one of Google Play's darlings: the app uses Artificial Intelligence to create images. More specifically, images that resemble scenes from a dream. Just type the nouns you want to see, hit enter and… voila! It needed to be among the best Android apps of the year. The software has a monthly subscription of $4.99 and an annual subscription of $9.99.
Linktree
The Linktree site is already quite popular. This is a link aggregator that is widely used in the biographies of social media profiles. Its app version does everything the website does. It's free, but there's a “premium” version for $5 a month.
NoteIt Widget
This is a cute app! NoteIt Widget turns the drawings you draw on it into widgets to customize your phone's interface. In other words, it deserves to be on the list of the best apps for Android of the year. It is free, but has internal transactions.
Recovery Athletics
Recovery Athletics is a fitness app that's different from the rest: its premise isn't to get you in shape. The purpose of the app is to help you recover from your workout in a more effective way. It has free plans, with a monthly subscription of US$ 7.99 or an annual subscription of US$ 79.99.
Symphony
Symfonium is a music player for the tracks you have in your cloud. There is also the possibility to connect with Plex, Subsonic, Jellyfish, Emby, Kodi and many others. It's free, but there's also a premium version for $3.99.
Ukulele by Yousician
Yousician has already had success with apps that teach people to play guitar, guitar, bass and even sing. With this app, they teach you how to play the ukulele, with a monthly subscription of US$14.99 or an annual subscription of US$139.99.
Mastodon
Mastodon can be described as one of the possible replacements for Twitter – it even had a massive increase in users after Elon Musk bought the bird's social network.
BeReal
This social network popularized the famous: “send a photo from now”. Users receive alerts at random times throughout the day to show what they're doing at that exact moment, using the front and rear cameras at the same time. The result can be comical. BeReal deserves to be on the list of best Android apps of 2022.
DynamicSpot
DynamicSpot is the best Android app according to the Android Authority. The app mimics the dynamic island of the iPhone 14 Pro. You can customize it in many ways and add many other apps. It has a free version or options that cost from $2.49 to $4.99.
