Microsoft Launcher

What Microsoft Launcher does

Microsoft Launcher replaces the standard Android home screen with a more organized layout for apps, widgets and shortcuts. It is suited to people who use Microsoft services regularly, especially those who want calendar items, To Do lists and Sticky Notes available from one swipeable feed instead of opening each app separately.

Useful personalization tools

• Arrange home screens and app access around your daily routine.
• Use third-party icon packs and change the visual style of the interface.
• Set customizable gestures, such as double-tapping to lock the screen or swiping to open the app drawer.
• Choose daily Bing wallpapers for an automatically changing background.
• Save and restore the launcher layout through cloud backup when moving to another device.

Microsoft services in one view

The launcher’s main advantage is its connection to Microsoft’s productivity tools. Its feed can bring together calendar information, tasks and notes, giving Microsoft 365 users a quicker way to check personal updates from the home screen. This makes it a practical fit for users who already work across Android and Windows rather than someone looking only for a visual redesign.

Ratings and suitability

Microsoft Launcher is listed under Personalization and is developed by Microsoft Corporation. It has a 4.69 rating from more than 1.72 million reviews, with 50,000,000+ installs. Those figures point to a widely used launcher with strong user reception. It is a sensible choice for Microsoft-focused users who want customization alongside a consolidated productivity feed, while users seeking only a minimal home screen may find its connected features unnecessary.