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PlantID

Plant, pest & disease identification

Point the camera at a plant, a weed, an insect or a damaged leaf, and get an answer in seconds. PlantID names what it sees and then explains what to do about it — how to care for the plant, or how to treat the pest or disease it found. You can keep asking follow-up questions in the built-in chat, the way you would ask a neighbour who knows more than you do.

  • Identification from the camera or your gallery
  • Separate modes for plants and for bugs and diseases
  • Care instructions and concrete treatment advice
  • Follow-up chat about the result
  • English and Serbian interface
Version
1.8.0
Size
≈8 MB
Android
7.0+
Needs
Internet

Uses a free Google Gemini API key, which you paste into the app's settings once.

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AeroSense

Weather forecast & air quality

A forecast built for people who work outdoors. Beyond temperature it shows the things that actually decide your day in the garden — rainfall, wind gusts, solar radiation, pressure and air quality — as current readings, hour by hour, and across three or ten days. Search any place in the world or let it use your location, and put the widget on your home screen so you see the number without opening anything.

  • Current conditions, hourly, 3-day and 10-day views
  • Air quality (US AQI and PM2.5) with health advice
  • Rain, wind gusts, pressure and solar radiation
  • Any location worldwide, plus GPS and recent places
  • Home-screen widget with configurable refresh
Version
2.12
Size
4.6 MB
Android
7.0+
Needs
Internet

Forecast data from Open-Meteo. Location access is optional — you can simply search for a city.

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FieldMobile

Garden log & photo archive

A record of everything you planted, kept on the phone itself. Each plant gets six fields — crop, variety, fruit type, seed type, planting or harvest time and a free note — its own number, and as many photos as you want. Add a note whenever you do something, and the journal gathers it all day by day, so next season you know what actually worked.

It needs no account, no server and no signal — which matters, because the far end of a garden is exactly where reception disappears. Write an NFC tag once and stick it next to the plant; holding the phone to that tag opens the right record, even with the app closed.

  • Works fully offline — no account, no server
  • Photos with a full-screen viewer and per-plant gallery
  • Notes and a journal grouped by day
  • NFC tags that open the right plant on contact
  • ZIP backup of the whole archive into Downloads
Version
1.1.0
Size
3.0 MB
Android
7.0+
Needs
Nothing

Everything stays in one folder on the phone. Make a ZIP backup before uninstalling — Android removes that folder with the app.

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FoodLens

Calorie & macronutrient diary

A food diary that does the arithmetic for you. Photograph a plate and the app estimates what is on it, scan a barcode and it reads the label, or pick from a built-in list of 152 foods — each one with calories, protein, carbs and fat per 100 g. Change the weight and everything recalculates.

The Today screen shows the calorie ring and three macro bars against your daily targets. Set those targets as a split of your calorie goal or as fixed grams, and the statistics tab shows how the week or the month actually went — by day, by meal and by macro. Everything is stored on the phone.

  • Photo analysis — calories and macros from a picture of the plate
  • Barcode scanner with Open Food Facts lookup
  • 152 built-in foods with protein, carbs and fat per 100 g
  • Daily macro targets — as a percentage split or fixed grams
  • Weight log, BMI and calorie needs from your own profile
  • Backup and restore of the whole diary as one file
Version
1.5.0
Size
3.2 MB
Android
7.0+
Needs
Internet

Meals, weights and your own foods stay on the phone. Photo analysis needs a connection and your own Gemini key; the barcode lookup uses Open Food Facts. Estimates are approximate — not medical advice.

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TimeBeat

Alarm clock, timers, stopwatch & metronome

Four tools on four tabs. Every alarm keeps its own sound, volume, fade-in, vibration and repeat days, rings over the lock screen and comes back after a reboot — and it can be stopped or snoozed straight from the notification, without unlocking the phone.

A reminder can arrive minutes before an alarm, with a STOP that skips just that one ring and leaves the schedule alone. Next to the clock: three timers that keep running in the background, a stopwatch with laps, and a metronome from 1 to 300 BPM — or set the interval in seconds, up to a minute between beats, with an option to vibrate on the beat instead of beeping.

  • Per-alarm sound, volume, gradual fade-in, vibration and snooze
  • Repeat days, or a one-off alarm that switches itself off
  • STOP and Snooze from the notification; a reminder before the alarm that can skip one ring
  • Three timers at once and a stopwatch with best and worst lap
  • Metronome: 1–300 BPM or seconds per beat, tap tempo, accent, half-beat, vibration
  • No account, no network access — can be set as the phone’s alarm app
Version
1.4.5
Size
3.3 MB
Android
7.0+
Needs
Nothing

Works completely offline. Android asks once for permission to set exact alarms and to show notifications — without those an alarm clock cannot do its job.

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MusicTune

Music player for Google TV & Android

Plays the music you already own — straight from a shared folder on your home network, from a USB stick, or from the device’s own storage. Folders and playlists, nothing to scan and no database to maintain.

Built for the remote control: every list scrolls in a ring, each row carries a ⋮ button with its own options, and the MENU key opens the same menu anywhere — so it works just as well by touch on a phone or tablet. Song and artist come from the file tag, and when a tag is missing the free LRCLIB database fills them in, together with the lyrics.

  • MP3, FLAC, M4A, AAC, OGG, OPUS and WAV
  • SMB network share, USB stick or device storage — logins remembered
  • Queue you can edit; it is only ever emptied when you ask
  • Remembers where playback stopped, plus playlists and .m3u import
  • Lyrics from .lrc, from the file tag or from LRCLIB — time-synced when available
  • No account, no ads, no tracking — nothing leaves the device
Version
1.3.0
Size
Pending
Android
7.0+ / TV
Needs
Your music
APK temporarily unavailable How to install

The download will be enabled when the signed APK is added. On a TV box, it installs through a file manager; internet access is used only for online lyrics and can be switched off.

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How to install

These apps are not on Google Play yet, so Android asks you once for permission. It takes about a minute.

1

Download the file

Tap a Download button above, on the phone itself. The browser may warn that this kind of file can harm your device — that warning appears for every APK, so choose Download anyway. The file lands in your Downloads folder.

2

Allow this one app

Open the downloaded file. Android says the browser is not allowed to install apps and offers Settings — go there and switch on Allow from this source, then press back. You are permitting your browser or file manager, not turning off protection for the whole phone.

3

Install

Press Install. If Play Protect asks to scan the app first, let it — it will report nothing and continue. The icon appears in your app drawer. Later versions install straight over the old one and your data stays.

If something goes wrong

  • Nothing happens when you tap the file. Open the Files or Downloads app, find the .apk there and tap it from inside that app instead of from the browser's download bar.
  • "App not installed." Usually an older copy signed with a different key is still on the phone. Uninstall it first, then install again.
  • "Blocked by Play Protect." Choose More detailsInstall anyway. Play Protect flags anything it has not seen on Google Play before, whoever made it.
  • The phone is older than Android 7.0. These apps will not install; there is no workaround.

Is it safe?

Each app is built and signed by BeogradPC, and downloaded straight from this site over HTTPS — nothing passes through a third-party store. There are no ads, no analytics and no tracking in any of them.

They ask only for what they use: PlantID needs the camera and the internet to identify a photo, AeroSense needs the internet for the forecast and optionally your location, FieldMobile needs the camera and NFC and sends nothing anywhere at all.

Something not working, or an idea for the next version? Write to [email protected] and say which app, which phone and what happened on screen.

Download help

Android Apps FAQ

Answers about supported Android versions, direct APK installation, updates, permissions, offline use and the current MusicTune download status.

Are the BeogradPC Android apps free?

Yes. Every app listed here is free to use, has no ads and does not require a BeogradPC account. Some AI features may require your own supported provider API key.

Which Android versions are supported?

The apps require Android 7.0 or newer. MusicTune is also designed for Google TV devices running a compatible Android version.

How do I install an APK that is not on Google Play?

Download the APK from this page, open it from the Downloads or Files app, and allow that browser or file manager to install from this source when Android asks. Return to the installer and press Install.

Why does Android show a warning for the APK?

Android warns before installing any APK distributed outside Google Play. Confirm that the address is garden.beogradpc.com and that the filename matches the app you selected before continuing.

How do I update an installed app without losing data?

Normally you can install a newer APK over the existing app and keep its data. Create an in-app backup first when one is available, especially for FieldMobile. If Android reports a signature conflict, uninstalling may remove local app data.

Which apps work offline and which need internet access?

FieldMobile and TimeBeat work fully offline. PlantID identification, AeroSense forecasts and online AI or lookup features need internet access. MusicTune can play device or USB files offline, uses a local network for SMB shares, and needs internet only for online lyrics.

What permissions do the apps request?

Permissions depend on the feature: PlantID uses the camera and internet, AeroSense uses internet and optional location, FieldMobile uses the camera and optional NFC, and media or utility apps request only the Android access needed for their stated functions.

Is the MusicTune APK available to download?

The MusicTune description and screenshots are available, but its signed APK is not currently present in this download folder. The download button remains disabled until the MusicTune.apk file is added.