The name myLauncher (or My Launcher) refers to a few different software tools depending on your device platform. The most prominent version is a popular, minimalist home-screen replacement for Android devices. 1. Android App: My Launcher (by okmsbun)
This is a modern, ultra-lightweight home screen app available on the Google Play Store. It is specifically built for speed and a distraction-free experience.
Clean Interface: Features a minimalist design to quickly access your apps without complex menus.
Customization: Supports system, light, and dark modes, along with 7 distinct accent color themes (Default, Pink, Purple, Teal, Cream, Gold, and Neutral).
App Management: Easily toggle system apps, view precise package versions, uninstall unwanted applications, or check a list of your recently used items.
No Bloat: Focuses entirely on performance with low RAM usage and zero unnecessary background processes. 2. Windows PC: myLauncher Portable
For desktop users, myLauncher on Apponic is an old-school, standalone Windows application launcher.
Keyboard-Driven: It works similarly to the Windows “Run” command box. You assign short codes to programs, websites, or folders, type them into a tiny text box, and press enter to open them instantly.
Portable: It requires no installation and can run directly off a USB flash drive to carry your shortcuts across multiple computers. 3. Linux Extensions (GNOME & Cinnamon)
Linux users can find “MyLauncher” as a desktop environment applet or shell extension.
GNOME Shell Extension: Adds a customizable right-click dropdown menu to trigger shell scripts, commands, and local folders.
Cinnamon Applet: A simple shortcut panel configuration tool used widely on systems like Linux Mint. 4. iOS Developer Library (Outdated)
For software developers, there is a legacy open-source Objective-C library hosted on GitHub named myLauncher. It was built years ago to let iOS developers code a grid-style, iPad/iPhone-like app launcher interface directly into their custom apps.
Which platform (Android, Windows, Linux, or iOS development) are you looking to use this on? If you are setting up the Android version, I can guide you through the process of changing your default device layout. My Launcher – Apps on Google Play
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