Ask HN: Any projects that need an Android version?

We (Neoart Labs) are building Hacker Experience 2, an online hacking simulation game based on it's MVP, https://hackerexperience.com.

HE2 will be open source as soon as we release it (it's being currently developed privately, in-house). You can keep track of it's development at our blog[0] - and here is our stack[1].

We were waiting the React Native release for Android, but we are open to native apps. We have no funding yet, so the mobile apps are being delayed, but I'd be happy to negotiate equity with a helping hand.

If you enjoy the idea, and like the fact of developing open source software, consider talking to me at renato@hackerexperience.com

[0] - https://leaks.hackerexperience.com

[1] - https://leaks.hackerexperience.com/presenting-our-bleeding-e...

There's a project called Tulalens (www.tulalens.org) that could use help making an android app.

They're building "yelp for low income people in the developing world". They surveyed pregnant women in low income areas around Hyderabad (India), found what hospitals they went to, and asked them rate their experiences. Some women were having to pay bribes to get seen, and others reported a low quality of care. Tulalens was then able to compile the data, and go back to the women and tell them the best hospitals in the area. Many women switched as a result.

For now, they want to build an app to scale up this process, and give results to users in real time. There is some open source code already.

If you're interested, email priya@tulalens.org.

The XScreensaver project is in the process of being ported to Android. A number of the screensavers (or "live wallpapers") already work on Android, as well as some of their settings. If you're interested, download the source code ( http://www.jwz.org/xscreensaver ), and contact the e-mails in the /android/README file, we can tell you how far along the port is beyond what is in the last code release.