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Description
I was tired of launchers that look like airplane cockpits. I wanted one that just launches apps. So I made Quedalle — French slang for "absolutely nothing":
Quedalle in useless widgets.
Quedalle in flashy animations.
Quedalle in endless menus.
But also:
Quedalle in ads.
Quedalle in tracking.
Quedalle in mandatory logins.
Quedalle in paid features.
Quedalle in internet permissions.
Just a launcher. A tile grid. Your apps. That's it.
TILES
- App tiles — text only, renameable
- Spacer tiles — colored blanks to structure your grid
- Divider tiles — thin lines between tile groups
- A finite home screen: what fits your grid, nothing more
CUSTOMIZATION
- Drag and drop to reorder any tile
- 12 color presets per tile, plus app-color and transparent
- Light or dark theme, following the system
- Accent-insensitive inline app search
- Hide apps from search results
- Optional swipe-down gesture for the notification shade
- Export/import your layout as a JSON file
PRIVACY
- No internet permission, no notification access
- No analytics, cloud sync, or accounts
- Work profile apps supported
- Open source under GPL-3.0
What’s new (2.1)
• One long-press sheet per tile: live preview, pencil unfolds name & style editing (type the name right on the tile), then tile actions and launcher entries (grid, settings)
• Global tile style in Settings: restyle the whole grid at once
• Smooth drag & drop — the tile follows your finger
• Textures (iridescent, gradient, glass), HSL sliders, auto text contrast
Versions
Permissions
What the app asks the system for. Android only grants sensitive access after you confirm it.
- REQUEST_DELETE_PACKAGES
- quedalle.DYNAMIC_RECEIVER_NOT_EXPORTED_PERMISSION
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