Have you had trouble finding apps on the Apps screen because you have too many?
App Organizer sorts the apps installed on your phone by category and creates folders directly on the Galaxy Apps screen for you.
■ How it is organized
- Tapping "Sort" first displays the results categorized into Finance, Transportation & Maps, Messenger & Social Media, Photos & Camera, Videos & Music, Work & Productivity, Lifestyle, Tools & Security, Default Apps, and Others.
- In the preview, you can move apps to other folders or rename folders. Apps moved once will be remembered for the next organization.
- You can also choose which apps to place directly on the Apps screen without putting them in folders. We select your frequently used apps first.
- Tapping "Apply" creates folders on the Apps screen and places apps inside. You do not need to move them one by one manually.
■ You can use it with peace of mind
- The layout is automatically backed up before application. If you are not satisfied, you can press "Back to Before" to revert to the original state.
- The folders you create yourself are not touched. We will ask you before application if you want to move the apps inside them. - Newly installed apps will ask via notification which folder you want to place them in.
- App lists and folder layouts are stored only within your phone and are not sent anywhere else. No registration is required.
■ Terms of Use (Please check carefully)
- Works only on the default Samsung Home screen (One UI Home) on Galaxy phones. You cannot create folders if you use other home screen apps.
- Works only when the phone language is set to Korean.
- Tested on One UI 5 through One UI 9.
- Sort and preview are free. Creating folders using 'Apply' requires a lifetime pass (one-time payment). Please review the organization plan on your phone first before making a decision.
■ Reason for using accessibility permissions
Android does not have a public feature to create folders in other apps (Samsung Home screen). Therefore, App Organizer uses accessibility features to allow users to long-press apps on the Apps screen, select items, create folders, and name them, just as a human would.
- It only operates while you are pressing Apply, Undo, or Backup.
- It only reads the Samsung Home screen and does not read screens, notifications, or text entered by other apps. - The screen is obscured while organizing, and it stops at any time if you press the volume down key.
■ Inquiries
nsplit.nlab@gmail.com
Organize installed apps into folders by type all at once. Galaxy Apps screen only, preview and apply, revert at any time.