Microsoft Launcher

Microsoft Launcher is an Android application that replaces or supplements the standard home-screen experience with a customizable surface for organizing the device. It is designed for people who want to arrange apps and phone content while keeping useful information available from the home screen. Users can begin with a fresh layout, import their current home-screen arrangement, or return to their previous home screen.

The launcher supports custom icon packs and adaptive icons for a consistent visual style. It can display a new Bing image each day or use photos selected by the user as wallpapers, and its dark theme works with Android’s dark mode settings. A personalized feed brings together information such as the calendar and to-do lists, while Sticky Notes provide access to notes while using the device. Backup and Restore can save home-screen setups locally or to the cloud, and gestures such as swiping, pinching, and double-tapping support navigation.

Microsoft Launcher is listed in the System Tools category because it changes and manages the Android home-screen environment rather than functioning as a standalone content service. Its optional gesture features use Accessibility Service Permission for actions including screen locking and viewing recent apps. Optional microphone access supports speech-to-text features involving Bing Search, Bing Chat, To Do, and Sticky Notes, while photo and video access supports wallpapers, the Blur Effect, Bing Chat Visual Search, recent activities, and backups.

The listed license for Microsoft Launcher is demo trial. MirrorNest links directly to the official release instead of hosting or mirroring the software itself. This distribution model gives readers a catalog route to the official Android release while keeping installation tied to the publisher’s source.

Free to use — a paid version with additional features is also available.