Randomix

An open source app to choose randomly between numbers, answers, options and so on.

Introduction

This is an open source app created to experiment some new android features, but it's also available on Play Store and F-Droid for all users. The main purpose of the app is provide a random choice in different ways. The app contains some basic personalization options and an introduction, plus some new resources like animated vector drawables and full light theme. The design is a bit personal, it follows the guidelines just partially.

Translations

Special thanks to Nickoriginal for the overall improvement of each translation

Features

• Every tab in the bottom navigation bar contains a type of random choice. The available types are:
  • Roulette -> chooses between a specified number of options or a custom number range, entered from the user. Includes a list of recent options easy to select, pin, delete or restore.
  • Coin -> simply flips a coin and prints the result.
  • Dice -> throws a chosen number of dice and prints the result.
  • Magic Ball -> provides randomly chosen answers to any question.
• Light and dark themes (Automatic dark mode supported)
• Selectable accent (no app restart needed, system accent supported on Android 12+)
• Up to 10 dice, plus 3v3 mode
• The app remember the last used mode
• Roulette presets for letters and numbers
• Custom ranges (values from 0 to 99999)
• Multiwindows support
• Android 12 animated splashscreen supported
• First time introduction
• Rate the app dialog
• Simple and precise UI, following Material You guidelines
• Allow equal options, dice number, rude answers, remove last chosen option in the roulette
• Sounds, vibration and other options
• Small size (~4MB), optimized code
• Available in many languages

Screenshots

Download

The app is now available through Google Play and F-Droid.

Credits and contributions

Randomix uses an open source library:

• App Intro

Currently, Randomix supports the languages in the above table. If you want to translate the app in any other language or update an existing translation, just contact me or send a pull request: you'll be quoted both on Github and in the Play Store description.

This app was written during my free time as a training. It was first published on June 1, 2018. Many good devs have helped me understanding the best practices and they taught me a lot of useful tricks. A special thank to every contributor. and God bless Stack Overflow.