Octopi Mod APK v1.786 [Premium Unlocked] for Android

Octopi Official Introduction

Octopi Launcher is a brand new home screen launcher for Android, with a few cool features:

Features:

- (Auto scrolling) widget stacks

- Float/ pin a widget on top of home screens

- Glass widgets

- Display drawer icons as tiles

- App drawer folders and favorite apps

- Organize apps using tags

- Launch different apps using swipes on an icon

- Have different layouts in portrait and landscape mode

- Foldables support - have totally different layouts on each screen

- Icon pack and shortcut support

- Resize individual home screen icons

- Index bar and reachability mode for drawer

- Option to hide status and navigation bars

- Notification badges

- Private space and work profile support

- Lock home screen layout

Unlock additional features using a one-time payment, now at a special price for this launch period.

This app uses the AccessibilityService permission, to enable screen off functionality. This app does not use this AccessibilityService for collection of any data

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Octopi Launcher Beta Review: The Foldable Launcher We’ve All Been Waiting For

If you own a foldable phone, you know the struggle—finding a launcher that doesn’t feel like an afterthought. I’ve wasted hours testing every big-name third-party option, and let’s be honest, most of ’em are garbage for foldables. They’re built for regular phones, slapped onto a foldable, and called “compatible.” But Octopi Launcher? It’s different. It’s the first one that actually gets what we foldable users need—and it’s only in beta.

Let’s cut to the good stuff first, ‘cause that’s what you care about. Octopi’s secret sauce is its layout system. Unlike Nova or Kvaesitso, it lets you make totally unique setups for your cover screen and inner display. Want your cover screen to have just your most-used apps (Messages, Phone, Maps) and nothing else? Done. Want the inner screen to be a widget-heavy productivity hub? Go for it. It even lets you tweak layouts for portrait and landscape—four different setups total. Game. Changer.

New to Octopi? Don’t stress—it’s super easy to set up. Once you install it (beta’s on the Play Store, by the way), it walks you through making layouts for each screen. No confusing jargon, no endless menus. It’ll suggest icon sizes and padding, so you don’t have to mess with tiny details unless you want to. Forgot to make a landscape layout? It’ll nudge you—no facepalming required.

Widget fanatics, this one’s for you. Ever tried resizing a widget in Nova and watched your app icons shrink to microscopic size? Yeah, me too. Octopi fixes that—its screen grid and icon grid are separate. Resize a widget all you want; your apps stay the size you want ’em. Plus, it does stacked widgets—drag one on top of another, and it stacks automatically. Perfect for squeezing more widgets on your tiny cover screen without it looking like a mess.

It’s not all perfect, though—remember, it’s a beta. Gestures are pretty basic: only three options (swipe right, swipe down, double tap). I wish there were more, ‘cause other launchers let you do way more with gestures. Search is also bare-bones—no searching settings or files, just apps. And if you don’t have a foldable? Don’t bother. It works, but it’s overkill. Stick to Nova for regular phones.

But for foldable folks? Octopi’s worth the beta bugs. Updates are coming fast, and even as-is, it’s better than every other launcher out there. It’s rough around the edges, sure, but it’s the first launcher that doesn’t treat foldables like a side project. If you’re tired of your foldable’s launcher feeling clunky and unoptimized, give Octopi a shot. It’s exactly what we’ve been waiting for.