Free launcher for Android

Every setting, one swipe from home.

Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, brightness, volume, battery, storage — the controls you reach for all day, on the screen you already start from. Tap it, done. No trip through Settings.

Free, no account, Android 12 or newer.

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Quick controls

87% Battery
64% Storage
71% Memory

This is a live preview. Try the switches and the slider.

The controls you touch, without the digging.

Six groups, one panel. Every switch and slider acts on the real device — the same Wi-Fi, brightness and volume your system Settings app controls.

Connections

Wi-FiNetwork, internet, hotspot
BluetoothPaired devices
Mobile networkSIM, data roaming
Hotspot & tetheringShare your connection
Airplane modeRadios off
NFC & paymentsTap to pay, tags

Sound & vibration

Media volumeMusic, video, games
Ring volumeCalls and notifications
Alarm volumeAlarms only
SilentMute the ringer
Do not disturbPause interruptions

Display

BrightnessSlide, don't hunt
Adaptive brightnessFollow the light
Auto-rotateScreen orientation
Dark modeSystem theme

Battery & storage

Battery levelCharge at a glance
Battery healthHealth, temperature, voltage
StorageWhat's taking up space
MemorySee what's running
Battery saverStretch the last few percent

Apps & notifications

Installed appsEverything on the phone
App notificationsPer-app controls
Notification accessDots on app icons
Default appsHome, browser, phone

Privacy & security

LocationOn, off, or precise
App permissionsCamera, mic, storage
Privacy dashboardWho used what, when
Device securityScreen lock and biometrics

Know your phone's health before it tells you.

Battery, storage and memory read as live rings on the panel. Spot a full disk or a hot battery before it slows down your day.

87%

BatteryCharge left, health, temperature and voltage.

64%

StorageUsed space, and what is safe to clear.

71%

MemoryRunning apps, and how much headroom is left.

A home screen that does more than settings.

Settings Home is a full launcher. Search, weather, wallpapers, notes and scores sit on the same screen as your controls, so a morning does not need five different apps.

Search everything

Apps and the web from one bar, with the weather and your next game right underneath.

Weather that stays current

Now, hourly, daily and air quality for where you are — no separate app to open.

Wallpapers, ready to set

Browse categories, preview full screen and apply a new background in two taps.

Notes on the spot

Keep quick notes locally, pin the important ones, print or share when you need to.

Scores without the scroll

NFL and World Cup results, plus the teams you follow, surfaced on your home screen.

Games when you have a minute

Jump into lightweight browser games from the app drawer. No download required.

Set up once. Then it's just there.

No account, no sign-in, no data import. Three steps and you're home.

01

Install from Google Play

Download Settings Home on a phone running Android 12 or newer.

02

Make it your home app

Android asks once. Confirm, and your home screen becomes the settings panel.

03

Swipe up and tap

Pull up the panel, flip a switch, slide the brightness. That's the whole flow.

Your settings stay on your phone.

Switching Wi-Fi or changing brightness happens on your device. Settings Home is free and supported by ads, so our partners process device and ad data as described in the privacy policy — never the content of your notes or notifications.

Questions, answered.

Still stuck? Write to [email protected].

Is Settings Home free?

Yes. Settings Home is free to download and use, and it is supported by advertising. There is no subscription or paid tier today.

Which Android versions are supported?

Android 12L (version 12.1) or newer, which is the minimum build the app supports. It is designed for phones; some controls and layouts may behave differently on tablets and foldables.

Do I have to make it my default launcher?

Settings Home is a launcher, so the panel lives on your home screen. During setup Android asks you to choose a home app; confirm Settings Home to get the full experience. You can switch back to your previous launcher at any time in Android Settings.

Does it replace the Android Settings app?

No. It gives you a faster panel for the controls people use most. Some deeper or device-specific pages still open Android's own Settings app.

Why does it ask for notification access?

Notification access is optional and only used to show notification dots on app icons. You can deny it and keep using the launcher; you just won't see the dots.

Will every toggle work on my phone?

Most do. A few controls depend on your Android version and manufacturer permissions — for example Bluetooth and location. When a toggle needs access, the app sends you to the right Android screen to grant it.

What data does Settings Home collect?

Device and usage information, approximate location and advertising identifiers are processed to run the app, measure performance and show ads. The details, including the third-party SDKs involved, are in the privacy policy.

Can I remove the ads?

There is no ad-free purchase right now. Ads keep the app free; if a paid option becomes available, it will be listed in the app and on Google Play.

Put every setting one swipe away.

Free on Google Play. Android 12 and newer.

Get it on Google Play