Android apps and browser extensions by Nahid
Tools for the things your devices handle badly — the screenshots piling up in your gallery, the contacts you can never find, the apps that eat your evening before you have decided to open them, and the tab you opened without meaning to. All of them work offline and carry no ads.
Capture. Organize. Remember.
Bills, receipts, Wi-Fi passwords, quotes, recipes. SnapVault catches every screenshot the moment you take it, files it in one tap, and reads the text inside so you can find it again in seconds.
Connecting people.
Contacts Plus reads the company, job title, location and dates already sitting in your contacts and turns them into something you can actually navigate — then scans business cards straight into it.
Friction, not surveillance.
Porn and doomscrolling are not decisions — they are reflexes. TemptShield puts a full-screen pause in front of the apps you have flagged, long enough for the decision to come back to you, and counts every urge you beat. Fully offline: no account, no filter list to upload, nobody watching.
The same habit lives in a new tab. These do the same job in the browser — locally, with nothing sent anywhere.
A pause, not a block.
Cmd+T, three letters, Enter — you are on the feed before any decision was made. This Chrome extension puts a calm pause in front of the sites you choose, asks what brings you here, and then leaves the choice entirely to you. Nothing is ever blocked, and nothing you type or visit leaves your browser.
Every app does its real work — OCR, text recognition, organizing, noticing which app or tab you opened — on your own phone or in your own browser. There are no accounts to create and no servers holding your data.
Where there is something to pay for, it is a single one-time purchase. No subscriptions, no renewals, no feature you already paid for disappearing later — and both TemptShields are free outright.
Nothing here carries advertising. Nothing you organize, scan, flag or pause on is mined, profiled or sold, because none of it leaves your device.