Android Utilities · Free on Google Play

Handy tools.
Zero clutter.

Light, private Android apps for everyday life — weight tracking, QR codes, WiFi tools and a food diary. Made by a small independent team.

Weight Tracker Android app icon

Weight Tracker

100K+ installs

Weight, BMI & body-fat tracking that stays out of your way.

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QR Code Pro Android app icon

QR Code Pro

1K+ installs

Scan and create QR codes in a tap. No clutter, no waiting.

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WiFi Manager Android app icon

WiFi Manager

10K+ installs

See who's on your WiFi and make your network yours again.

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Food Diary & Water Android app icon

Food Diary & Water

5K+ installs

A calm food diary: log meals, sip water, keep the habit.

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Small, honest Android apps — no accounts, no bloat

dottools is a one-person software studio that builds everyday utilities the way we want to use them: open fast, do one job well, and leave your data on your phone. None of our apps require an account, none sell your personal records, and every app works offline for its core features.

What's in the collection

Weight Tracker is a weight loss diary and BMI calculator combined — tap in today's number and the charts, body-fat estimates and goal card do the rest. Trusted by over 100,000 installs on Google Play.

QR Code Pro is a QR scanner and generator that opens straight to the camera, decodes on-device, and remembers everything you scanned or created — even in airplane mode.

WiFi Manager works as a WiFi analyzer and who-is-on-my-WiFi checker: list every device on your network, find the least crowded channel, and ping-test your router — all without sending your network map anywhere.

Food Diary & Water keeps meal logging and hydration habits easy: favorites for two-tap entries, gentle water reminders, and a weekly view with zero calorie shaming.

Why people pick dottools apps

Free to use, offline-first, private by design, and made by someone who answers support email personally. If a dottools app misbehaves, writing to [email protected] reaches the developer — usually the fix ships in the next update.