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Quiet by default
No icon grid, widgets, content feed, or visual clutter. The home screen contains only what you choose to keep there.
A minimalist, text-based Android launcher
A launcher that gets out of the way.
No icon grids. No widgets. No feed.Just a clock, your favorite apps,and a searchable list of everything else.
01 / The idea
Your launcher should launch things.
It should not compete for your attention.It should not accumulate clutter.A launcher that keeps the home screen quiet:
a clock, the
apps you choose,
and everything else a search away.
02 / The essentials
The essentials.
A few primary principles.
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Fast when needed
Swipe to the drawer, start typing, and open an app. When one result remains, it launches immediately.
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Flexible where it matters
Rename apps, hide distractions, configure gestures, use your wallpaper, and adjust typography and theme.
03 / What remains
Minimal Launcher removes the noise
and keeps what helps you
navigate and organize.
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Launch quickly
Get from an empty home screen to the app you need without searching through a grid.
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Organize your way
Keep the home screen small without giving up control over your installed apps.
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Adjust the interface
Make the quiet surface fit your phone, your wallpaper, and your eyes.
04 / Make it yours
Make it your home screen.
The only setting that matters is choosing which app Android uses as Home.
Set Minimal Launcher as Home.
Settings → Apps → Default apps → Home app05 / The anti-launcher
Your home screen does not need to become a destination.
Your phone should ask less of you.Not ask you to do less with it.
Not a feed.
No recommendations competing with the apps you meant to open.
Not a dashboard.
No panels or widgets asking to be checked before your day has started.
Not a performance.
Just a quiet place to begin, with what you keep close and the rest a search away.
“Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.”
— Antoine de Saint-Exupéry