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Pixel Tag Drawer

A companion app for Android that lets you organize and filter your launchable apps with your own tags, alongside Pixel Launcher.

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Cost / License

  • Free
  • Open Source (MIT)

Platforms

  • Android  Android 8.0 (API 26) or later. Available on F-Droid and as an APK on GitHub Releases.
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What is Pixel Tag Drawer?

Pixel Tag Drawer is a companion app for Android that works alongside Pixel Launcher instead of replacing it. It lists the launchable apps on your device and lets you organize and filter them with your own tags. It does not act as a home launcher.

Features: show apps as all apps, a selected tag, or untagged; assign multiple tags to one app; AND filter to show only apps that have all selected tags; search by app name or package name; list and grid views; sort by name, recently launched, launch count, or a usage-based recommended order; create, rename and delete tags and assign them to many apps at once; pinned home-screen shortcuts that open a specific tag filter.

Privacy: works locally on the device. The app does not request the INTERNET permission, and has no ads, analytics or tracking. The usage-based sort orders are optional and need Usage Access to be granted manually in Android settings.

Requires Android 8.0 or later. English is the default UI; Japanese is shown when the device language is Japanese. Available from F-Droid and GitHub Releases. Open source (MIT License).