Silo
Your phone has different jobs.
Silo lets you work in one at a time.
Silo creates single-purpose environments on your phone—whether you're filming content, reading a book, driving, or getting deep work done. When you're finished, drop back to your normal setup in one tap.
Keep your home screen. Use Silo when you need it.
We built Silo with a dedicated Exit Launcher button and Quick Settings toggle. It doesn't force you to abandon your custom launcher—it acts like stepping into a clean workspace room when it's time to focus.
100% Free & Open Source
Silo Launcher is completely open-source. The entire codebase, build pipelines, and privacy mechanisms are available for anyone to inspect, audit, or contribute to on GitHub.
Contextual Silos
Pick a mode for what you're doing right now. Any mode can be configured as your default boot mode.
Studio Sessions
Built for creators who need to shoot, edit, and post without getting sucked into notifications mid-workflow.
Digital Sanctuary
Turns your phone into a warm, low-friction e-ink reader with a Living Bookshelf, reading metrics, and zero doomscrolling triggers.
Minimalist Work
Clean text-only app launcher with tactile widgets (like physical rope pulling physics) to keep restless hands busy without leaving focus.
High-Contrast Dashboard
Oversized touch targets for Maps, Music, and Speed Dial so you can operate safely without hunting through app drawers while driving.
Bedtime Wind-down
Ultra-dim grayscale layout showing only your alarm, sleep tracker, and meditation tools before heading to bed.
Seamless Switcher
Experimental floating mode controller that hands UI control back to your base launcher while letting you pop into a Silo at any moment.
Thoughtful details
Designed around real phone habits.
⚡ Quick Tile Toggle
Switch modes instantly from your Android Quick Settings shade without digging through menus.
🪀 Tactile Fidget Widgets
Built-in haptic fidget tools designed to satisfy phone fidgeting without opening distracting feeds.
🔓 Open Source & Private
No ad networks, no data collection, no telemetry. Full source code accessible on GitHub.