This launcher is my favorite. It’s Miles aheda now that I’m used it. For me, the embedded notification feature is my favorite and most used feature. It’s the best feature I have ever seen in any launcher, or any third-party app. There is no limit to the quality of a product. Here’s my suggestion. I suggest that you create a visual design so that the pop-up boxes are themed to match the wallpaper. This is similar to what the Google button does.

This launcher is great. It’s unique appearance is what I love most. It’s an entirely new experience, and it works well because it’s minimalist. It doesn’t allow gesture navigation. It’s not the app’s fault. Android 11 does not support gesture navigation with many 3rd-party apps (launcher).

Amazing launcher! It would be a great feature to allow app popups within pop-up folders. Unfortunately, that is not an option. It is still a great launcher, don’t get it wrong. The design is both ergonomic and very user-friendly. It was no exaggeration to say that I felt Niagara was the launcher for my project after just a few minutes.

It was the best thing I did that day. Although I enjoy many aspects of it, I would like to have more favorites or pages for work. I use 8+ apps per day so I returned to my messy home screen. I also wanted better lock/tap screen control, which this does not cover. This is what Google has. Niagara is well-designed, but it doesn’t suit my specific needs.

My favorite launcher. Pop-up folders are far better than any other way I have seen. It is simple and easy to use. 9.0/10! Suggestion: Make the coin feature open in all directions so that you can still flip it. To flip it, I will give up the pop up. Then, I’d give it a 9.9/10!

It is simple and not too complicated. It does what it’s supposed to: save you time and avoid wasting your phone’s battery. Before you scroll endlessly, think about which app you would like to open. This app will save you a lot of time and reduce your phone’s battery life. You can get the Premium Version but you can still use it for free. There are no ads or in-app purchases. Niagara Pro offers a few additional options, but they don’t affect the launcher’s performance. It’s worth a try.

It’s a great organizer. If you know the alphabet, it is easy to use. The basic features are sufficient to get you by. However, the pro version offers some additional options. You don’t have to use pop-up reminders or other annoying extras. This is why I decided to go pro. It’s much cheaper than similar apps.

The best home screen to promote minimalism and simplicity. You can use the majority of its functions for free, with a few restrictions if you subscribe. The reason I gave it a minuscule star was its incompatibility to full gesture navigation. I use a Xiaomi phone and there was an update that said they didn’t support gusture navigation. I got used to it. For now, I recommend this app to anyone who wants a simplified home screen.

It looks great, I just started using it. Well done! Suggestion: When opening an app from a directory and then returning to homescreen, it feels more natural if that folder is closed. It would also be nice to have an additional home page on the left or right for certain apps that use widgets, but we don’t want to constantly look at those widgets.

Allow folders to contain multiple widgets. This functionality was missing from the paid version. In some cases, multiple simple widgets will be preferred to one more complex one. The software is otherwise excellent and still deserves a 5 star rating

This launcher was amazing. Due to all the apps and bells I have installed on my phone, I am definitely addicted to endless scrolling. The launcher is easy to use and adapt and helps me to organize my phone. The permanent pro version was the best because it was well-made and sleek. I highly recommend this app to anyone who wants to adopt a minimalistic approach when using your smartphone.