Phi Launcher app analytics for May 3

Phi is a minimal Android launcher built for people who want a fast, clean home screen without giving up flexibility. No bloat, no forced structure just a launcher that works the way you do. Spaces — Multiple Home Screens, One Launcher Create completely independent home screen layouts and switch between them instantly with a long press. Work layout, personal layout, focus layout, each one fully separate with its own elements and arrangement. App Groups Place collections of apps on your home screen in List, Grid, or Circle arrangements. Resize, restyle, and reorder each group independently. A far more flexible replacement for the standard pinned apps approach most launchers offer. Folders That Work Differently Choose from four folder types including 2x2 and 3x3 grid folders where apps are directly tappable from the home screen, no need to open the folder first. Radial Wheel A circular quick-launch menu always one gesture away. Choose between Classical style (opens on tap) or Modern style (opens on long press). Global Search Search apps, contacts, calendar events, and shortcuts from a single screen. Inline calculator. Type a number and call or message on WhatsApp directly. No app switching needed. Dev Panel A built-in screen that pulls live data from your GitHub, LeetCode, and Codeforces profiles in one place. Built for developers who want their stats accessible without opening a browser. App Drawer Four layout styles — Grid, Minimal List, Pager, and Tiles. Sort by frequency, quick-open on a single search result, search results at the bottom for one-handed use, alphabetical scrollbar, and custom fonts. Built-in Widgets Screen A dedicated Phi Widgets screen with app usage stats, habits tracker, events, and developer stats. A separate App Widgets screen lets you stack standard Android widgets vertically as a personal dashboard. Phi is actively developed and regularly updated. Join the community on Telegram to share feedback, report bugs, or try features before they ship. ----- Phi Launcher uses the AccessibilityService API to provide the "Double Tap to Sleep" feature. This permission is strictly used to perform the lock screen action. No personal data is collected, stored, or shared through the AccessibilityService API.