Axiris Launcher on Windows Pc

Axiris is a launcher built to keep your phone calm. Instead of a grid of icons
competing for your attention, it places a single rotary dial at the bottom of
the screen. Spin it like an old telephone dial to move through your apps, and
leave the space above free for a rich clock and the widgets you actually use.

The animations are quick and quiet rather than flashy, the typography uses variable fonts whose weight shifts as you read the time, and the colors and blur adapt to your wallpaper so the whole home screen reads as one piece.

The dial
The rotary dial is the heart of Axiris. Flick it to fly through the alphabet, scrub slowly to settle on a single letter, or tap a section to jump straight to
it. You decide what a tap, a long press, or a swipe on the dial does: open an app, open search, jump to favorites, pull down notifications, or turn off the
screen.
PLEASE NOTE: to turn off the screen, the accessibility service is needed: you can choose to use it or not and in either case, no data of any kind is collected. It's only used to turn off the screen.

You can set its size, the curve of its letters, whether it collapses or hides when idle, and add a mechanical tick as it turns.

The clock
The clock band sits above the dial and shows as much or as little as you want.
- 12 or 24 hour, following your system setting, with an optional AM/PM tag and seconds
- Left, center, or right alignment
- A fuzzy clock that spells the time out in words
- Animated weight play on the digits
- Live info under the time: date, battery, next alarm, next calendar event, weather, free RAM, storage, temperature, uptime
- Media controls that slide in when something is playing
- A detailed stats sheet with current weather and forecast, sun times, live gauges, and permission free shortcuts for the torch, volume, and internet

Icons, your way
- Styles: system icons, monochrome themed glyphs, minimal shapes, or any installed icon pack
- Shapes: circle, squircle, square, teardrop, cookie, clover, pill, hexagon, triangle
- A global tint that recolors every icon, icon packs included, using a primary, secondary, tertiary, or custom color
- Per app custom icons and adjustable icon size

Find and organize
- Search across apps, shortcuts, contacts, system settings, a built in calculator, and web suggestions
- Favorites, folders, and a hidden list for apps you never launch from home but still want to find
- Notification dots

Wallpaper and mood
- Adaptive blur and colors read from your wallpaper, with Muzei support
- Wallpaper parallax as the dial spins
- Text lift options, from a soft edge shadow to a tight drop shadow to a neon aura glow
- Light, dark, or automatic theme with dynamic color

Focus and privacy
- Kids mode that locks the settings behind your fingerprint or PIN
- An optional PIN or biometric prompt before an app opens
- A screen off gesture that uses an accessibility service which reads and stores nothing
- Backup and restore your entire setup to a single file

Axiris requests no storage permissions and collects no personal data. It supports predictive back, works in landscape, and is translated into more than a dozen languages.

An optional Pro upgrade unlocks a few extra customization options.