Release Notes
Version 0.6.0, 02.07.2026
This release introduces a brand new app drawer, giving you fast access to every app on your device alongside quick shortcuts to customize Launcher Two itself.
- New app drawer - Swipe from the left to reveal the new app drawer which displays all apps installed on the device
- Quick search in the app drawer - A search field in the drawer filters your apps as you type, so finding what you need takes one or two keystrokes.
- New long press menu - Long press empty space on the home screen to access the Layout Editor, the new Settings screen, or the system wallpaper picker.
- New Settings screen - Adjust the app theme and home screen fling speed from a dedicated settings screen.
- Improved app picker for folders - Adding apps to a folder now uses a full-screen dialog with search and a scrollbar, making it easier to find and add the apps you want.
- Folder column count moved - The number of columns setting for folder items now lives in the folder's Configuration tab alongside its other settings.

On the main screen swipe to reveal the new app drawer

Search for apps in the new app drawer

Layout editor enhancements: visual grid, improved folder configuration tab
Launcher Two is still in open testing which means there may be bugs and incomplete features.
Version 0.5.0, 18.06.2026
This release is all about making Launcher Two feel more like yours, with personalized folder labels and a cleaner, more precise layout editor.
- Custom label fonts for folders - Pick between two handpicked fonts, Caveat and Quicksand, to give your folder labels some personality instead of the default look.
- Wider label sizing - Label size now scales further, so your folder text stays readable at the size you actually want.
- Visual grid in the Layout Editor - A subtle dot-matrix overlay appears while you drag and resize containers, making it easy to line everything up exactly where you want it.
- True full-screen layout - The title bar is gone and content now extends behind the system bars, giving your dashboard more room to breathe and a more immersive feel.
- Smoother dragging - Repositioning and resizing containers in a row now feels more accurate and responsive.
Bug Fixes:
- Fixed folders not passing scroll events through properly, which could cause scrolling to feel too fast or uncontrolled.
Version 0.4.0, 26.03.2026
Welcome to version 0.4.0 of Launcher Two!
With this release you are now able to add folders with your favorite apps to Launcher Two.
- Create and customize app folders which are tailored to you
- Unified folder and widget edit flow with the bottom settings sheet
- Semi transparent border around all container in Layout Editor for pixel perfect alignment
- Improved widget picker for better widget browsing and preview
Folders with Apps
It is now possible to add folders with apps to Launcher Two.
With folders you can arrange your favorite apps on the main screen in any way you want.
Moreover, you are able to customize the looks of apps inside a folder to get unique and creative looks!
In this release, you are able to customize below options for items inside a folder:
- Select what to show: Icons, Labels or Both
- Change app icon size from 50% to 300%
- Change app label size from 80% to 300%
- Modify item alignment inside folder
- Modify app order inside folders
- Modify item title

Follow below steps to add a folder to a row:
- To add a folder, click the plus button inside a row
- Select "Folder"
- Open Folder Settings by clicking the settings icon in the top right corner
- Click the "+" buttons on the "Items" tab of the Folder Settings bottom sheet and add the apps you want
- Navigate to the "Configuration" tab to customize the looks of apps in the folder
Pair with Launchy Widget
Launchy Widget on Google Play Store
Launchy Widget is a companion widget to Launcher Two that extends its functionality with customizable folders.
With Launchy Widget, you can create highly customizable folders for apps, shortcuts, browser bookmarks and direct dials.

Version 0.3.0, 13.02.2026
This release contains a major redesign of the layout editor, which is much more intuitive and easy to use.
Each row of the main screen becomes like a canvas where you can add widgets and arrange them as you like.
It is now possible to add multiple widgets to a row, move and resize widgets by dragging, and stacking widgets on top of each other.
- Redesign of the Layout Editor to support grid less positioning
- Add multiple widgets to a row
- Drag to move and resize widgets
- Stack widgets on top of each other to create unique layouts
- Delete widgets directly by clicking the delete button on the widget
- Change the height of the row by dragging the bottom edge of the row
Launcher Two is still in open testing which means there may be bugs and incomplete features.
Major architectural changes mean a fresh start (no data migration).
Support for app shortcuts for launching apps coming in the next releases.
New Layout Editor

- Use row up/down buttons to reorder rows on the main screen
- Delete row button to delete a rows
- Delete widget button to delete the widget from a row
- Drag to move and resize a widget in a row
- Stack widgets on top of each other to create unique layouts
- Drag handle to change the height of a row
- Add a new widget to a row
Version 0.2.0, 01.02.2026
This is the second release of Launcher Two to the open testing track.
This release is focused on a complete redesign of the way items are added to the main Launcher Two screen and acts as a base for future functionality.
- Enhanced layout editor to manage screen content with rows and containers
- Redesign from scratch database schema. No migration
- Ability to add or remove container background

Version 0.1.0, 09.01.2026
Initial release of Launcher Two to the open testing track.
This release includes the ability to add widgets to Launcher Two.
Additional functionality coming in the next releases.
- Ability to add widgets
- Layout Editor to manage widgets
- Change widget width and height
- Reorder widgets with buttons (to be improved later)
- Dark or Light theme selection
Below images show the layout editor and the resulting layout.
