Alpine Launcher app analytics for August 21

Alpine Launcher aims to recreate the look and feel of smartphone user interfaces of the mid 2000s. Explore this UI throwback, with it's soft and pleasant design, combined with it's fast and intuitive layout. THE HOME SCREEN The home screen is only ever populated by your own hand picked apps, keeping the rest of your app library out of sight. To reorder, simply hold and drag. Removing or uninstalling is done by holding and releasing. The rest of your apps can be found inside of Limelight LIMELIGHT Limelight is Alpine's all-encompassing search. Simply swipe to the left of your homescreen to search through your app library, as well as any of your unread notifications. For access to all of your notifications, swipe down on the home screen in order to be presented with Alpine's custom notification center. THE NOTIFICATION CENTER Alpine's notification center aims to keep all your notifications organized and uncluttered. Featuring a pleasant skeuomorphic design, the notification center is built from the ground up to make you feel right at home, also giving you a quick glance at the current weather, and access to your quick settings. THE SETTINGS Alpine's settings menu features customization options for the launcher, a full apps management menu, support for custom icon packs, and launcher specific wallpapers. Soon to include options to control Iris. IRIS Iris is your very own personal assistant. simply swipe up on the home screen to access her. Ask her for the weather, have her help you with match questions, or maybe just have her tell you a witty joke. (Iris is in her early stages of development, and will be improved on) AI disclosure Although Alpine Launcher is predominantly coded using AI, no visual or auditory assets are created using generative AI.