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@ -2,14 +2,18 @@ Title: Plasmoid
Date: 2026-06-19 14:30
Category: software
Slug: plasmoid
Summary: Plasmoid is an opinionated Android app launcher inspired by Notational Velocity: a single searchable list, keyboard-first, no widgets or folders. Pin what you use, demote what you don't, and tag apps with your own vocabulary so +work or @social finds exactly what you mean.
Summary: Opinionated Android app launcher inspired by Notational Velocity: a single searchable list, no widgets or folders. Pin what you use, demote what you don't, and tag apps with your own vocabulary.
To learn Flutter development I created an opinionated app launcher for Android. It's working prinicple is based on text search inspired by [Notational Velocity](https://www.notational.net/) and text based minimalism.
Instead of widgets, folders or docks, you get a single searchable list where typing is the primary way to navigate. It's fast and keyboard-first. Apps you reach for constantly can be pinned to the top; ones you rarely use get pushed to the bottom out of the way. Tags let you impose your own vocabulary on top of the system's categories, so searching *+work* or *@social* surfaces exactly what you mean rather than what Android thinks you mean.
Instead of widgets, folders or docks, you get a single searchable list where typing is the primary way to navigate. Apps you reach for constantly can be pinned to the top; ones you rarely use get pushed to the bottom out of the way. Tags let you impose your own vocabulary on top of the system's categories, so searching *+work* or *@social* surfaces exactly what you mean rather than what Android thinks you mean.
Plasmoid treats your app list as something you actively curate rather than a grid you scroll through without getting in the way. Just like software should be.
## Download
<i class="nf nf-dev-android"></i> [plasmoid.apk](https://codeberg.org/randogoth/plasmoid/releases/download/1.0.1/plasmoid-1.0.1+2.apk)
## Repository
* <i class="nf nf-linux-codeberg"></i> [plasmoid](https://codeberg.org/randogoth/plasmoid)
<i class="nf nf-linux-codeberg"></i> [plasmoid](https://codeberg.org/randogoth/plasmoid)