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Dev tools · November 4, 2021

Kiss. Minimalist open-source Android launcher, no internet access 200KB

Lightning fast, open-source, < 250kb Android launcher - Neamar/KISS

Kiss. Minimalist open-source Android launcher, no internet access 200KB launched on November 4, 2021 with 22 votes, #1,102 of 2,925 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 4 years on.

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Kiss is a minimalist Android launcher designed for developers who want a lightweight alternative to standard interfaces. The open-source application requires no internet access and occupies only 200KB of storage, making it ideal for devices with limited resources. Available on GitHub, it offers a streamlined approach to navigating Android without unnecessary features or permissions.

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