by Peter Huber
Niagara Launcher is a minimalist Android launcher designed for one-handed use and focus. It offers an adaptive list, embedded notifications, and Material You theming. It's lightweight, ad-free, and customizable, making it a streamlined home screen replacement.
""Great app for decluttering your phone and making it easier to use one-handed" – User review generated from app description"
Perfect for: Perfect for users seeking a decluttered, efficient, and customizable Android experience.
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Current Rank
#47
8 from last week
Best Rank
#39
All-time high
Average Rank
#45
30-day average
Absolutely superb. At first sight, it looked a bit plain and spartan: just lists. But the more you get familiar with it, and the more you discover about how customisable it is, the more you appreciate the design philosophy. No more wondering which garish icon your apps or app groups are hiding behind, on which home screen. Just slide your thumb up the side of the screen to get at them easily through a full A to Z listing — which can itself have groups and icons applied, for differentiation.
This launcher is like no other. it's not boring, it's beautiful. learning curve definitely, but once you learn how to interact you are hooked. customize, simple to use, clean. I just love it. I have been using Niagara for 1 year now. I purchased the yearly subscription after about 1 week on the trail. I see myself using Niagara for the long term
probably the best launcher I've used so far. amazing design, fluid animations, you guys just nailed it. the gestures are spot on. app recommendations are soo good.
Probably one of the best launchers available for Android. After using it for a while, I was so impressed by its performance, how lightweight it is and it's clean design that I decided to purchase "NIAGARA PRO". The additional features only enhance its already excellent functionality. Highly recommended for those who have old smartphones and are suffering from frequent lags and stuttering.
I took the challenge to use Niagara for a couple of weeks. I didn't need it. After a couple of days, I would never go back to stock launchers.
Peter Huber
8/8/2025