The official app for displaying the curated app list from the /r/Android wiki, inspired by this reddit post.
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Souk has been discontinued. Similar apps include F-Droid, which is free and open source. Other options are Aurora Store, Obtainium, Chocolatey and Homebrew. There's no shortage of Package Managers like Souk, with more than 50 alternatives for Linux, the web, Android, Mac and Windows.
The official app for displaying the curated app list from the /r/Android wiki, inspired by this reddit post.

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