ColorOS

Launcher:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.n277.lynxlauncher

2nd desktop Sunrise/set widget :

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.one4studio.one4widgets

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Metro Day

Clock app:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.kustom.widget

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IKWO02 from the Base Pack

Icons:

Dock Icons:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.donnnno.arcticons.you.play

2nd desktop icons:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.blackline.iconpack

The Little "Take a quick note" widget is:

https://f-droid.org/packages/com.streetwriters.notesnook

Icons - Glass icons

Launcher - One Ui home

Widgets - KWGT (one from each), month calender & agenda Widgets

Possibly the best one I've tried recently with good variety of well crafted icons !

Launcher is Re:TUI. I'm working on a new wallpaper for it.

https://github.com/DvilSpawn/Re-TUI

App: Pocketdesk

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.pocketdesk.launcher

Icons: Pixbit

Hi Everyone!

I've been hard at work on Meridian launcher and fixing bugs and releasing new features!

Last time, there were a TON of requests for codes! In celebration of our 2.0 release, I wanted to come back with more!

In order to claim your code, visit meridian-launcher.com/giveaway .Additionally, Meridian Launcher has been reduced to just .99 cents this week to celebrate as well! Discord login is required so I can be sure the codes aren't being claimed by bots etc. If you do not use discord, please send me a DM and I will give you a code personally if they are still available!

Meridian Launcher is COMPLETELY FREE to try and use forever via the website and Obtanium as well.

New features:

• Setups: share a space as one file, including its pages, dock, widgets and look (Settings › Backup › Share this space as a setup). Anyone with Meridian opens it as a new space, with their own apps standing in for yours. Nothing personal goes into a setup.
• Setups gallery at meridian-launcher.com/setups browse shared home screens, try one in a tap, or publish your own.
• New starter home screens: a clock, your space pills, and your own phone, messages, browser and camera apps. The Meridian look is now a ready-made setup.
• Dock makeover: height, shrink to fit, a border in any color, and the new Fade shape. The Settings preview shows every dock option.
• Screen-off animations when a gesture locks the phone: CRT TV, Fade, Circle, Shrink, Camera iris, Exhale and Aperture.
• Alphabet scroller in every drawer style. Holding a letter dims the other apps.
• New clock widget: digital, stacked or analog, with a font choice.
• Spaces get their own Settings page, with schedules, triggers and the switch animation.

Links:
Merdian Launcher Website
Obtainium Repo
Play Store Listing

Putting together a modern, functional home screen using my own custom frosted-glass and Bento-style layout widgets.

The goal was to keep everyday tools accessible without cluttering the wallpaper—combining transparent app shortcuts, compact vertical widgets, and smart stacking.

Setup Details:

• Widgets: Stack Widgets Pro (frosted-glass UI with adaptive icon contrast, battery rings, and quick notes)
• Wallpaper: Dark AMOLED setup
• Layout Style: Bento-grid with pill-shaped shortcuts

Would you run a layout like this on a dark setup, or do you prefer a colorful minimalist wallpaper?

(Note: If anyone asks about the widgets in the comments, I'm the developer behind them! Happy to share details or take feedback on the layout choices.)

One plus Nord 6

Hi all,
I've been experimenting with a different approach to Android Home Screen customization: instead of using the same layout all day, why not have different setups for different situations?

I'm an independent Android developer, and this is one of the concepts I've been exploring with my own launcher, InnovaLauncher.

The idea is to have a dedicated layout for each context. For example, a productivity-focused setup for work and a different arrangement for home or free time, each with its own apps, widgets, and dock.

I also wanted the native widgets to share a consistent visual style, so the overall layout feels cohesive rather than like a collection of unrelated elements.

Setup details:

• Launcher: InnovaLauncher (my own project)
• Widgets: The native ones of my own launcher
• Icon pack: N/A
• Wallpaper: The native ones of my own launcher

I'm curious how other Android customization enthusiasts approach this: do you prefer one carefully designed Home Screen, or would you rather have different layouts for different situations?

Any feedback on the layout itself is welcome!