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Homepage Panda

Homepage Panda is a Mac app that turns your iPhone home screen into a real editor. Connect your iPhone with a USB cable, load the layout, and see every page, folder and widget side by side on your Mac. Drag apps between pages with your mouse, search for any app across all pages...

The editor with every home screen page loaded from the iPhone, side by side.

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  • Pay once
  • Proprietary

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  • Mac  macOS 11 or later. Requires an iPhone connected by USB cable.
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What is Homepage Panda?

Homepage Panda is a Mac app that turns your iPhone home screen into a real editor. Connect your iPhone with a USB cable, load the layout, and see every page, folder and widget side by side on your Mac. Drag apps between pages with your mouse, search for any app across all pages and folders, sort alphabetically, create folders by dropping one app onto another, and use batch tools to clean up pages in one click. Apply the new arrangement to your iPhone in seconds.

Every layout is backed up automatically before any change, with one-click restore. Undo and redo are supported. It uses Apple's standard USB protocol, the same one Finder uses, so there is no jailbreak and no modification to your phone. It works offline and phone data never leaves your Mac.

Compared with iPhone Mirroring or Apple Configurator, Homepage Panda shows all pages at once, moves apps in bulk, keeps your widgets, and works on any Mac running macOS 11 or newer, including in the EU.

Free to download and try. A one-time license is required to apply changes to your phone. No subscription. Requires macOS 11 or later and an iPhone on iOS 14 to 27.

Apple's API exposes item order only, so iOS 18 gaps and custom widget positions are collapsed when a layout is applied. The app explains this before you apply.