A small shelf of Android software, kept short enough that reading all of it is realistic.
A catalogue with everything in it is the same as no catalogue at all. FullMoonApps stays deliberately small so that every entry has had someone actually look at it, and so that reading the whole of a category is a evening rather than a project.
An app earns a place by being good at one clear thing. Install counts are recorded but they do not decide the order, and a developer cannot buy a position here because there is nothing to buy.
Every page is written out as flat HTML ahead of time. There is no script following you between pages, no third party frame waiting to load, and the whole thing stays readable on a slow connection.
Most of the better entries here arrived from someone who stumbled on an app and thought it deserved company. If that happens to you, the contact page is short.
Modified builds, cracked premium tiers, and anything wearing another app’s name. A shelf is only worth reading if what is on it is what it claims to be.
FullMoonApps is maintained by a few people who install too much software and take notes at unreasonable hours. What you are reading is those notes, tidied.
Entries are added slowly and removed without ceremony when they stop being true.
A shorter list you finish beats a longer one you abandon.