If you use Termux on Android, you probably know the feeling: You find a useful command-line tool on GitHub, but then you have to figure out how to install it on Termux. Maybe it is not available in the official Termux repositories. Maybe it is a small developer tool that does not make sense for the official repository. Maybe the project provides source code, but no Termux package. Or maybe you simply want an easier way to discover and manage community packages. That is the prob...