In general, all of my apps are freely available on the Android Market. In some cases, the code is open-source and available at Github.
Pokédroid
The perfect app for either the Pokémaniac who’s gotta catch ‘em all or the Gen-Y hipster trying to be ironic. It started out as something of a joke app, since the main feature was that it used the Android TTS engine to speak aloud each Pokémon’s description, similar to the Pokédex in the TV show. Now it’s more of a full-on strategy guide, with lots of detailed info for Pokémon gamers. Supports generations three through five.
Note: Pokédroid is no longer available through the Android Market, due to a DMCA takedown notice from The Pokémon Company (TPC). I have been in talks with TPC to try to work out a mutually advantageous solution, but for now the future of the app is uncertain.
CatLog
I was disappointed with the other Logcat applications on the Market, so I wrote this one. It’s basically everything you’d ever want in a Logcat app. Record logs in the background? Check. Save, open, and send logs? Check. Home screen widget? Check. If you needed a kitchen sink to read logs, I would have added that, too.
Developers: You can invoke CatLog from an external Intent. Learn how.
Chord Reader
A straightforward app that allows you to download chord charts from the Interwebs and transpose them. I wrote it because I was tired of having to manually transpose all my chord charts in order to accommodate my pathetically tiny vocal range. It also shows guitar fingerings for each chord. The source code is here.
KeepScore
KeepScore is a score-keeping app that can be useful for any game requiring you to tally points as you play, such as hearts, Carcassonne, Scrabble, etc. I wrote it because I like to play cribbage, but I found all the other score-keeping apps on the Android Market to be too clumsy and awkward. The source code is here.
Others
Japanese Name Converter transliterates English names into Japanese. This post explains how it works. The source code is here.
App Tracker shows your most recently used apps on your home screen, as well as keeping lots of other statistics on your app usage. The source code is here.
Offline Browser displays HTML files from your SD card as if you were in a browser. The source code is here.
Posted by Jon on June 3, 2011 at 9:27 PM
So since its down maybe you could tell me where to find the app to download maybe email? Pokedroid is really the best app i’ve ever used.
Posted by Kyle from Popple on June 10, 2011 at 8:43 AM
Hey there, I was just checking to see if you had thought about implementing setlists to Chord Reader?
I would love to be able to make a setlist for a gig, or for church and be able to jump from one song to the next.
I would happily pay any reasonable price for this and I think there are many like me who are looking to take their tablet to gigs.
(Foot pedal integration for “page” turning or scrolling would be great too.
Thanks,
Kyle
Posted by Jade on June 14, 2011 at 11:53 PM
Nolan, you are the man.
Posted by ajibanda on July 3, 2011 at 10:58 PM
hi!
i thought of askin this and hope you can help me. I am a web developer and would want to shift to mobdev, can you help me with this? probably provide a simple tutorial on what to have and learn.. any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
aj:)
Posted by Denny on August 12, 2011 at 2:57 PM
Hello- Love the CatLog App. Do you know of any site or forum that can help you with the results? Im getting this:
08-12 06:07:30.559 E/TrafficStats(1559): [QCTMM]tryAll index=1
08-12 06:07:30.559 E/TrafficStats(1559): [QCTMM]tryAll index=2
08-12 06:07:30.559 E/TrafficStats(1559): [QCTMM]tryAll index=3
pretty much continuously. Ive even done a factory reset and cant get rid of it. Catlog will return pages of this in about 30 sec. HTC Thunderbolt OS 2.2
Thanks,
Denny
Posted by Linda on September 3, 2011 at 8:51 AM
Hi, love Keep Score app – is it possible to add game name?
Posted by Daniel on November 12, 2011 at 2:27 PM
I was wondering if you may have a suggestion of something that would work as a desktop application for viewing logs gathered via LogCat? Preferably windows, but linux is ok too… Notepad++ works ok, but I love the LogCat interface, though it’s a lot easier to read logs on a bigger screen… Thanks!!
Posted by Traudel on January 12, 2012 at 10:22 AM
Hello,
I don’t see the menu on my Samsung Galaxy TAB 10.1n
Any idears?
Posted by Will on February 29, 2012 at 2:23 AM
Keepscore
Hello,
How do you delete a game? I started playing a game with my mom, but we didn’t finish, and we won’t finish. I just want to get rid of the scores, and the names, and act as if the game never existed.
Can I get some help?
Thanks for your time.
Will
Posted by Chris on March 30, 2012 at 8:50 PM
I have an Android development job available if you are interested. Call me at 613-791-2676. Chris