ContextFolder is a smart home screen widget that organizes your Android apps - automatically, manually, or both. Think of it as a customizable app folder and launcher widget that replaces a cluttered home screen with one tidy, always-relevant view.
Two widget sizes, your choice
Use the full scrollable grid widget to see everything at a glance, or the compact badge widget for a tiny footprint that still opens your full app list with one tap.
Manual control, tier by tier
Assign any app to Show, Top, or Hide it entirely - or send less-used apps to "More," one tap away instead of cluttering your main view. Scrolling means there's no cap on how many apps you organize.
Rules that react on their own - optional, per app
Want an app to show up automatically? Attach a condition - Bluetooth connection, time of day, or driving detection - to any app, and it reacts without you touching anything. Use as much or as little automation as you want; everything also works with zero rules at all.
One-tap manual profiles
Switch between profiles instantly - from the widget itself, a Quick Settings tile, or an automation app like Tasker - for anything you'd rather control directly than automate.
Made to fit your home screen
Resize the widget, adjust transparency, icon size, and spacing to match your setup.
Fast, lightweight, and private by design
ContextFolder was built to stay out of your way. It's lightweight, battery-friendly, and opens instantly - every rule is evaluated right on your device, with no cloud, no account, and no ads involved. Nothing about your app usage ever leaves your phone. Permissions stay limited to exactly what each optional feature needs, so you're never asked for more than the widget actually uses.
Free to start
Use ContextFolder free with one widget and up to 8 tracked apps. Rules and manual profiles are always free. A one-time purchase unlocks unlimited widgets and tracked apps, plus automation and backup/restore.
Home screen app organizer widget with automatic rules & manual control
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23-avg, 2026