Easy Homescreen isn't aiming to change the way phones work. It's just trying to make things a little easier. And in that, it does exactly what it says. Designed with straightforward use in mind, this launcher strips back the clutter and leaves users with a home screen that makes sense—big icons, a clear layout, and minimal distractions. It's built for people who want to function over Flash, whether that's older users, kids with their first device, or just anyone tired of navigating layers of menus.

Right from the first launch, the design stands out—not because it’s bold, but because it stays out of the way. There’s no swipe-heavy onboarding or fiddly settings to decode. The layout is calm and clear, with just the basics in front of you. Apps are easy to find, and customization feels manageable without needing a deep dive into options. It favors usefulness over endless features, which is part of its charm.

The primary benefit of Easy Homescreen is that it removes friction. It gives people a way to use their phones without feeling overwhelmed. No ads popping up, no hidden gestures to remember, no updates that suddenly change everything. Just a home screen that feels steady and easy to trust.

• Large App Icons: Everything is displayed in a simple grid with big, readable icons. It’s easier on the eyes and quicker to spot what’s needed—ideal for those who don’t want to hunt for small app symbols.
• Fixed Layout: There’s no risk of accidentally moving or deleting apps. Once set up, things stay where they are, keeping the experience consistent over time.
• Built-in Contacts Shortcut: A quick-dial area right on the main screen makes it easy to call favorite contacts. No extra taps or searching through lists.
• Custom App List: Instead of showing everything, it lets users pick just the apps they want on the main screen. That reduces clutter and keeps focus on what matters.

• One-Tap Settings Access: Rather than bury options deep in menus, there's a single button for basic settings—brightness, volume, and Wi-Fi—right from the home screen.

• User-Friendly for All Ages: This is especially helpful for older adults or younger children who might find standard home screens too crowded or confusing.
• No Ads or Prompts: It’s free of distractions and doesn't push in-app promotions or pop-ups. That keeps the experience clean and reliable.
• Quick Setup: Getting started takes just a few minutes. There’s no steep learning curve or unnecessary steps between download and daily use.
• Stays Consistent: The interface doesn't shift around with updates. What’s familiar today stays familiar tomorrow, which is helpful for users who value stability.

• Limited Customization: For users who enjoy tweaking every detail, the launcher might feel too stripped down.
• Not Suited for Power Users: It skips advanced features like widgets, gestures, or deep integrations—people wanting those might find it too basic.
• No App Drawer Option: All apps must be selected manually for the home screen. There’s no default app drawer to swipe into if you want to access everything.