Portability options for Android

[Hilary Hertzoff]

IIRC, that was what I used back in the day. No idea what app I used but 
I do have at least one old Palm Pilot in a box somewhere that may or may 
not work. :/

I do think it exports to most major formats, I just haven't had to think 
about it in so long that I don't know which one is the best to use or 
what viewer apps are out there.

Hilary

On 4/12/26 01:08, Jared Breland wrote:
> man, that brings back memories.  Clearly what we need is a good PDB 
> viewer for android and that should solve all of these problems  :-)
>
> Jared Breland
> jbreland at legroom.net
> https://www.legroom.net/
>
> On 4/10/26 7:57 PM, Robby Stephenson wrote:
>> On Fri, Apr 10, 2026 at 7:29 PM Xavier <xavier at alternatif.org> wrote:
>>
>>     You can use the GCstar viewer and GCstar scanner on Android.
>>     GCstar is an application similar to Tellico, built with Gtk. It
>>     is available for Linux, Macos and Windows. You can import your
>>     Tellico files in GCstar then copy the file in the GCstar viewer
>>     on Android.
>>
>>
>> I'd be curious if the GCstar export directly from Tellico works in 
>> the GCstar viewer, without having to push the import through GCstar 
>> as an intermediary.
>>
>> Broadly - I wish I did have an iOS or Android app, but I just don't 
>> have to knowledge to code such a thing. I'm happy to do anything with 
>> Tellico that I can to make viewing on a portable device easier. If 
>> there's a specific HTML format that might be easier, let me know. 
>> It's not too difficult to work on a different HTML export. Or if 
>> there are any existing apps with documented file formats (SQL, CSV, 
>> or whatever) that might be useable as an export...way back in the 
>> day, Tellico exported to the ancient PDB palmOS database format.
>>
>> Robby
>
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