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Oasis - Minimal App Launcher review

Freemium#30 of 38 in Android Launchers

A distraction-conscious Android home screen with app controls and built-in productivity widgets.

5.3/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Oasis - Minimal App Launcher replaces the standard Android home screen with a minimalist layout intended to help reduce distractions. It suits people who want app access and basic productivity tools in one place, with controls for hiding apps, organizing them into folders, and filtering notifications by app. Its focus is personal use rather than team or workplace administration: the product is listed for solo users and runs on Android.

Its interruption controls are the clearest point of difference. For selected apps, Oasis can require a math question, timer, or reflection prompt before opening them, adding a deliberate pause rather than simply removing access. Focus mode narrows the home screen to four chosen apps. A built-in productivity page brings together To-Do, Notes, Calendar, and app-usage widgets, while icon, color, theme, and font customization lets users adjust the appearance. The emphasis is on shaping the home screen and app-opening habits, not on broad device management.

Oasis has a free version, and Google Play lists in-app purchases. That makes it possible to start without a paid plan, while the available details do not establish which capabilities require a purchase. The product also supports Work Profile and dual-app use, but its stated platform remains Android and support is by email. Choose Oasis if minimalist organization, notification filtering, and intentional interruptions are the priorities. Consider another launcher if you need a focus mode with access to more than four selected apps, or if you need a launcher for a platform other than Android.

Oasis - Minimal App Launcher pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Filters notifications by app and can interrupt selected app launches.
    • Focus mode shows four selected apps.
    • Includes To-Do, Notes, Calendar, and app-usage widgets.
  • Where it doesn't
    • Focus mode is limited to four selected apps.
    • Available only for Android.
    • Support is through email.

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