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# Introduction

### Why should I use Smart Launcher instead of my stock launcher?

Smart Launcher offers several benefits over the stock launcher that comes with your device. Here are some reasons why you might want to consider using Smart Launcher:

#### **Better app management**

Your apps are automatically organized by categories, you can hide those you don’t need and protect them with a PIN code.

#### **Better home management**

You can use popup widgets, or organize multiple widgets together with the Widget Stack. You can set up gestures to launch your apps. Finally, Smart Launcher includes powerful built-in widgets, that will make your home screen more useful and interesting.

#### **More customization**

You can resize and rearrange your icons and widgets on your home screen without limits. Use custom fonts, Icon Groups, blur effects, and themes to make your home screen unique.


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