Neatly Organize and Access Favorite Apps with Drawers

Neatly Organize and Access Your Favorite Apps with Drawers App for Android

If there’s one word I would use to describe Android OS, that is ‘versatile’. Now, I’m using that word due to the fact that the OS, from the get-go, has been super flexible, open and highly customisable. However, due to this nature, the security of the OS has a greater chance to be at risk. This is one caveat of an open source OS. Ok, now let’s keep the security issue aside and let’s focus on the customization capability. This capability outweighs the security issues present in the OS. Don’t take this from me, it is pretty much evident from the Android user base around the globe. Fine, let’s get to the point here. Today, I would like to take an in-depth look at an app called Drawers. Drawers App for Android let you organize and access your favorite apps lightning fast.

Drawers app as the name suggests allows to you to tidily arrange and organize your favorite apps in drawers. The drawers reside at the edge of your phone’s screen. Just, tap the highlighted tab of a drawer at the edge of the screen.

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All said, let’s initialize this useful app and see it in action as depicted in the screenshot below. So, let’s dive right in.

Contents

1 Drawers app initialization
2 Drawers app in action
3 My thoughts and conclusion

Drawers app initialization

Welcome to Drawers. Upon launching the app, you are provided with simple options. Options available are: enable or disable Drawers function, set the number of drawers that can be accessed from the edge of the screen. Moreover, you also have options to set the number of apps in each drawer and set them up or down offset. Furthermore, tips on how to use the app are also mentioned.

You can have a maximum of five drawers and five apps in each one of them.

Drawers app in action

After the setup as shown in the screenshot above, tap the highlighted tab at the right edge of the screen to access a drawer. Next, tap on numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 to add an app to the particular spot. Refer the next screenshot to know more.

Tap the highlighted tab located at the edge of the screen to open the drawer and then tap on a number to start adding apps.

App Picker. Tap on a number to open the app picker to add an app to the drawer.

Also, note that the drawers are color coded. Refer the next two screenshots to see the color coded drawers and the apps I have added to my drawers.

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Tap the highlighted tab located at the right edge of the screen to open the drawer.

I have added my frequently used apps into the drawer.

To replace an app shortcut with another one, simply tap and hold an app shortcut.

Drawers in action while surfing the web. Drawers works on top of other apps. As a result, it can be accessed from anywhere, anytime from the phone’s user interface.

My thoughts and conclusion

This is one very useful and logical app in the sense that it provides you with an alternative to the traditional app drawer on Android. Moreover, it also negates the need to go back to the home screen or app drawer each and every time. Say for example you are reading a great article on our very own DroidViews website but also the same time wants to go to Straight into one of your frequently used apps instead of jumping back and forth the home screen and app drawer on your device. This app saves time and effort.

So that’s it tech enthusiasts with an in-depth look and review of a simple and functional app. Feel free to chime in the comments section below on your take and experience with the app. Download Drawers via the Google Play Store link given below.

[googleplay url=”https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dave.drawers”/]

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