🚀 ShizuCoreFetch v2.2.0 (Stable) — Gemini AI & Centralized Reviews
This release introduces Gemini AI integration for smarter app discovery and a redesigned centralized review system.
🤖 Gemini AI Integration
ShizuCoreFetch now uses Gemini AI to summarize complex app descriptions and translate changelogs into your device's language.
- Privacy First (BYOK): Requests are sent directly from your device to Google. No intermediate server is involved.
- Multiple API Keys: You can configure up to 5 different API keys. ShizuCoreFetch manages them automatically to help distribute requests across your configured keys.
- 📺 Setup Tutorial: "Watch the 1-minute tutorial" (https://youtube.com/shorts/l3alXQQ-TwY)
🔄 Centralized Review System
The review system has been redesigned to avoid opening review threads in third-party GitHub repositories.
All user reviews are now routed to our dedicated central repository:
"elhizazi1/CoreFetch-Reviews"
Reviews use a consistent:
"AppName [package.name]"
format, making them easier to organize and manage while keeping third-party developer repositories free from unrelated review threads.
🗣️ Feedback
Try the new AI features and centralized review system, then share your feedback with us. Your feedback helps guide future improvements to ShizuCoreFetch.
🙏 Community Credits
A special thank you to the users whose feedback directly contributed to this release:
- @aamha99 — For suggesting the use of AI to explain and translate app details.
- @TheDreDay1000 — For pointing out how the previous review system could clutter developer repositories and potentially lead to lost review data.
- @xLexip — For the constructive discussion that helped shape the new centralized review approach.
Thank you to everyone who continues to test, report issues, and contribute ideas to the project.
👨💻 Developed by Jamal El Hizazi (@elhizazi1)
Nurturing the open-source Android landscape.
