New · for Android
The home screen from the future.
Agudot search right on your home screen, the whole Agudot family one tap away and an app store built in. Light, fast and private.
Free · APK file · Android 8 and up
One touch, and it wakes.
The Agudot orb at the center, the app ribbon below. Everything in place, everything a thumb away.
We took it apart.
Layer by layer. Each one built for one thing.
- Agudot search at the heart: Type and go
- A built-in PWA store: Web apps, no waiting
- Light and fast: Small, smooth, easy on the battery
- Completely private: No ads, no tracking
And back. Exactly in place.
It all closes into one calm, clean home screen. Your apps and data never move.
Three moves. That is it.
No menus, no hunting for things.
- Swipe upAll your apps
- Swipe downInstant search
- Long-press the orbVoice search
The numbers that matter.
A home screen that works for you, not for advertisers.
- ads
- 0
- trackers on you
- 0
- free
- 100%
- steps to install
- 3
Your new home screen is waiting.
Download, install and set it as your home app. You can switch back any time.
Free · APK file · Android 8 and up
Install in three steps
- Allow installs from your browserAndroid asks the first time. Tap "Settings" and turn on "Allow from this source".
- Open the fileTap the downloaded file and choose "Install".
- Set as your home appPress the home button, pick Agudot Launcher and choose "Always".
iPhone does not allow a different home screen. Use Agudot in your browser.
Questions
Does it work on iPhone?
No. Apple does not allow replacing the iPhone home screen. Agudot Launcher is Android only.
What happens to my apps and data?
Nothing. It is only a home screen: your apps, photos and data stay exactly where they are.
How do I go back to my old home screen?
Settings › Apps › Default apps › Home app, and pick the old one. Or just uninstall Agudot Launcher.
Why the "unknown source" warning?
Because the download comes straight from Agudot, not Google Play. The file is only served from agudot.com.
What is sent to Agudot?
Once a day: a random install id (stored hashed), the version and the language. No IP address, no history.