Apps Organizer

I have over 24 games and counting on my Android device right now. The default Android folder can only support under 20 until you have to make a new folder. - This app is simply great without you having to worry about ads or silly "game boosters" sortments. Like I said, this app is great if you're trying to sort over 20 apps in one folder.

I love this app, but since moving to Android 6 it has gone rather doolaly. Deleting an app no longer works properly and I have a growing number of apps that are still in there, and therefore in the pop-up menus, when in point of fact they are long gone. Also, the scroll down goes all peculiar. Please fix it, so I can give you the five stars otherwise richly deserved. Amanda H

Update: crashes very frequently on my 4.1 & 4.1.2 Note 2 when working with labels, which is why I rate it 3 instead of 5 stars. The app that every droid user should have. Crams hundreds of apps into your homescreen and transforms your droid into a custom UI. Wonderful~

This has been one of my must have 5 star apps but recently it started crashing after I upgraded to SG3 ICS. It happens mostly when assigning labels from the Labels tab. Assigning from the Apps tab and widgets seems to work fine. Please fix because this is a great app.

I had been excited to find an organizer app. Instead, after sorting both downloaded applications and system applications with your labeling system, the program crashed twice and all my apps are now showing as installed but unusable! They all show app data stored somewhere on my device but every plugin, widget and app I have is inaccessible. If you've got a solution, I would love to hear it.

I have used this for many years. It allows you to build app categories so that you can bypass the app drawer and just display apps for each category at a time. I ended moving to auto app organiser though as it identifies and tags apps to categories automatically taking away the manual work involved with this app. But I still love and appreciate Apps Organiser for everything I've got from it.

I like the idea. But the execution has some glitches. If you power off your phone (or your battery dies) the Group Labels disappear from the icons on your main screens. Since the icon selection is pretty limited you cannot rely on selecting something that is intuitive or easy to remember. Otherwise it is easy to use and helps reduce screen clutter.

Would be great if there was a facility to tell you which apps have NOT been assigned to a folder. Also as someone else said the folder is quite ugly without any animation on open / close. Will get 5 stars when these changes are made.

It's a very nice application when it works, but on my Droid 4, it often won't load the folders I've created--even after I've forced the application to stop working. The only way to access the apps through the folders is to restart the phone, which is a major inconvenience considering the application freezes at least three times a day. I'm sorry, that's just not worth the time.

I love this on my phone, it's much better than the standard folder UI. But on a tablet (I have a Galaxy Tab) the icons are the same size as on the phone, and are difficult to see /reach. Definitely 5 stars if the app were more tablet-friendly. I'm not sure if this is possible technically, but it'd also be nice if the icons showed app-notifications like the Apps menu does.

The best. Organize all your apps in one folder. Can create as many categories as you want with an ICON to represent. Don't know why everyone doesn't use it. Update: Hate to downgrade it. Getting glitchy. The app is not removing icons of apps and when apps are uninstalled from within the app, the app icon remains. Fix this to get back 5 stars. Time to update for the S7....the apps drags when scrolling. Looks weird and headache producing. Still a great apps. Needs some tweaks though.

Label/tag logic much better than the drag/drop interfaces that come with the devices; well thought out for this kind of task. One point off because changing the icon or the label doesn't update on the home screen

This app helped me organize my apps into groups so I don't have to sift through hundreds of icons in the app drawer nor clutter my desktop with a ton of icons. Using desktop folders proved too slow scrolling through them. This is much faster and cleaner. Excellent app for organizing other apps.

Every time I scroll up or down the screen flickers. Also, it will take time to play with label names for efficient access without going to the wrong folder. It is great that you can assign Apps to multiple labels but I haven't figured out a use case for this.

Great app, but it crashes constantly when organizing apps (renaming groups, deleting groups, moving app between groups). It has had these problems for ages, so I am bumping the rating down as the developer hasn't attempted to fix the persistent issues. It works well, but it crashes as much as it works.

The "Apps Organizer" works well and is a good way of cleaning up one's desktop. Very importantly, it does not require intrusive permissions. However, if one wants to organize their folders, they must use "Folder Organizer" either lite or the paid version. These later apps require the worst case permission intrusion. I refuse to use such apps that compromise privacy to that extent.

Love everything it does - its really intuitive. Easy to add apps to labels and then put em wherever, change icons - easy. Just crashes every time I try to change labels on a specific app if I do it while its in 'labels view'. While in 'apps view', it works fine.

An easy way to organise and eliminate clutter on your desktop (home pages). It greatly reduces the number of Icons and makes it easy to find what you want Note: The website instructions must be for an older version. Create the various "Home" shortcuts from the Labels screen. No adverts .... Donate if you like/use it.

App is perfect in every way except for one. When i add a folder Label to my Home screen, the label of the folder defaults to "Apps label". It won't keep any of the labels i give nor will it even keep any of the default ones. They remain labeled properly until either i reboot my phone or plug it in to charge or even sometimes after just sittong unused for a few hours. If this didn't happen, i would give this 5 stars. I've looked for an option to fix this but i don't see any. I have even uninstalled program and reinstalled but that didn't help.

I have used this app more than two years and I never had any problem with it, so surely I like this app.But today when I used it again, it just crashed on me. After I selected all the apps and pushed down the "ok" button, my galaxy s3 just got freeze there for over one minute. I kept trying for anothercouple tikmes, nothing better happened but all the freeze. Please fix! !!

Those of us who will test out 6 different programs for a single function are then left with dozens of applications that are no longer in our phone or tablet. There's no way that I have found to remove them from the app list in this program. Aside from that I have to admit I also tried a half dozen programs of this type and it's without question superior. Why the creator doesn't add a function that either automatically or manually allows us to clean up the app director is of course, absurd. PLEASE UPDATE!!!

I wish you could see how nice my apps are now organized! I set up 8 groups, from games, tools, and comm; to audio, video, and web. I also put the "other apps" group on my home page, so that when I install a new one I just pop that folder open and move the new app to it's correct label. (The only thing that I really wish I could do is from the open widget folder, holding on an app pops up a menu; star/unstar should be an option.) Thanks for making such a great app. - Motorola Razr

Using it for so many years from my first phone. The app is a must for any disciplined user who wants everything laid out in an organized fashion for easy retrieval. Those who flaunt a box of innumerable apps messily cluttered everywhere must try this organizer - Sankaran on YU Yureka (CyanogenOS) India

Just spent an hour organizing all of my apps into folders. The interface is a bit glitchy in Android marshmallow. Managed to work through the glitches and then was surprised that none of my apps are organized on the desktop! In fact nothing was organized at all which made this a complete waste of time.

When this app isn't freezing up your entire phone--which it ALWAYS is, it's awesome. Unfortunately, I've had three different phones now and nothing EVER gets fixed. It freezes constantly while trying to set up. I'm done sending bug reports that never fix anything. Trust me, don't frustrate yourself with this app. Razar Maxx, Samsung Galaxy Note and lastly with LG G3. Never changes. I'm done hoping.

Can't understand why this app not default part of Android. Simple to use, flexible, almost perfectly intuitive. Would like to have ability to manually sort items within a group, or at least more kinds of stars; nested groups would also be nice. Minor bug:deleting app seems not to delete icon from AO. (BN NC w/N2A CM7, BN Nook HD+ w/N2A CM10, Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 Android 6)