App Tiles - Launch Apps Faster

RADEFFFACTORY

Contains ads

About this app

App Tiles is very useful app for optimizing app launching speed.

You can add up to 6 shortcuts for apps in your quick toggles area on the notification bar.

Or you can add up to 6 apps in just one tile in your quick toggles.

Just pick your apps, drag the tiles to the top of the list and they are ready to launch. You can click them in every app and at any time you want. Always be prepared with App Tiles!

Now you can add websites to your tiles!

A few tips:

If you find out that the quick tiles are not working after a few days then probably your device have an option to stop apps from working if they are not opened for a few days. Some of the latest Samsung phones have this option. To continue using the app you should add it to the battery exceptions list and allow it to work no matter if opened or not.

If you find out that after rebooting your device the quick tiles are not working you should allow the app to auto launch after reboot. Usually this is not necessary but on some Xiaomi and Huawei devices there's an option to block apps from auto launching and this prevents app from working after reboot.

There's ads in the app but they are showing only while you are setting up your favorite apps in the main app screen. When you are using the quick tiles you will never see ads from the app.

Ratings and reviews

The app is fantastic, work well on Samsung S7. Now have my 6 most used apps in notification. However ads do pop up also after set up, not only while set up. Thats why only 4 star because too many intrusive ads. Dev, if you need income from these ads so much, make a premium non-ads version. It would be worth 1us$ for many users.

Does not work on Google pixel 2XL on Android version 9. I reinstalled because the developer says it works and I made sure it was set up correctly. They simply do not show up again after they are placed where they need to be whether that be one or the whole six app tiles. Happens every time, and there is no other way to set it up. They do not say their name like in the YouTube video i saw, it says "app 1-6" I'm gonna stop watching that channel.

The app icons keep reverting to the original "App 1...App2...App3" descriptions so there is no way I can tell which icon represents which app. I tried changing the battery use permissions but it was not applicable for this app. It's a great idea, but lacking in execution unfortunately.

What’s new

- bug fixes and optimizations