Dory-node.js(+git,ssh server)

Name: Dory-node.js(+git,ssh server)
Rating: 4.262626 (775 reviews)
Author: waterdrinker

By: waterdrinker App

* node.js(javascript) doc and runtime * node, ssh server and git in android

Overview

Google Play Store

Downloads

128,804 ▲ 4

Data as of 2026-08-23

Rating:

4.26

(775)

Version:

0.8.3

Last updated: 2022-08-02

Ranking

#195,185 ▼ 671

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Dory-node.js(+git,ssh server) is an Android app that enables developers to run a Node.js runtime and environment directly on their devices, complete with Git and SSH server capabilities. It supports various Node.js versions and provides npm functionality, a syntax-highlighted code editor, and a Linux terminal for executing commands like npm and REPL. Perfect for mobile development and managing services like MEAN stack, Redis, or MongoDB on the go.

User Growth & Download Statistics

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Version:

0.8.3 Last updated: 2022-08-02

Creation date:

2017-08-12

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Email:

te*****@gmail.com

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

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Source:

Google Play Store

Data ingested on:

2026-08-23

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Ranking

# 195,185 ▼ 671

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Developed by:

waterdrinker

Google Play Store

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.tempage.dorynode

Email:

te*****@gmail.com

Website:

https://github.com/tempage/dorynode

User Reviews

The app is a powerful on-device Node.js environment with background execution and integrated development tools (Git, editor). Reviewers praise its capability and reliability, but common issues include Android storage permission barriers (often Android 12), which cause 'permission denied' errors and complicate setup. It’s not very beginner-friendly, with features and defaults that are hard to find, and some file/CLI operations require workarounds. Improvements to permission handling and onboarding would significantly boost usability while keeping its strong capabilities.

Pros

Runs a Node.js server directly on Android.
Keeps apps running in the background for long‑running tasks.
Includes a built‑in Git client and code editor for on‑device development.
Widely praised as powerful and reliable for Node/Dev work.

Cons

Frequent permission denied errors due to Android storage permissions, especially on Android 12 (needs broad file access).
Not very beginner-friendly; settings and defaults are hard to discover.
File management/CLI operations can be finicky (e.g., adding/moving files, npm scripts) requiring workarounds or external tools.
Some limitations with package.json/Node version handling and occasional runtime errors.