Folder in Folder
August 15, 2025
More About Folder in Folder
With this app, you can now organize your apps into subfolders.
Just create a folder and add it to the home screen.
Key features of this app.
- Create folders with apps or subfolders.
- Auto folders (predefined folders, not editable).
- Add various widgets for folders to your home.
Latest Version
1.4.2
August 15, 2025
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User Reviews
Anas
8 months ago
Excellent idea and minimal design. Perfect for organizing apps without having to use a custom launcher. The app selector supports hiding apps that are already in a folder. This makes it so much easier to organize apps into categories and discovering apps that haven't been added into a folder. Thank you for creating and maintaining such a great app! I had to restart my phone after purchasing the app to get it activated.
Jaco van der Walt
8 months ago
This app is indeed very good if you want quick access to the apps you downloaded and making a folder within a folder. I just want to inform you that if you change your cell phone theme and the app icons change, then this app will not change the icon unless you reorganise the app library inside the app.
Mal Pal (YourPalMal)
1 year ago
Loving the app, even considering purchasing premium to get the full use out of it. My only issue is when I name a folder and it's name is longer than one line, the second line will be cut off, which can somewhat be avoided when I set icon size to the smallest but is still somewhat noticable. Overall, it's easy to navigate, I can easily search for apps I want to add to a folder, I can stop cluttering my homepage with folders, I can have folders within my folders, just extremely useful to have.
ko79972002 ko79972002
2 years ago
it's an awesome app for organizing tons of apps in multiple ways, thanks dev (the original issue was fixed, for some reason i still had restrictions after purchasing the lifetime option, so i was refunded quickly and dev responded quickly via email, i cleared App & Play Store's cache and re-purchased the Lifetime and no more restrictions, it's working on my other device also, where i did get the restriction at first but i just had to clear the app cache to get it working on the secondary device)
Mf Malone
2 years ago
*Preliminary Review* This App is just what *every* Android user needs! In fact, it should be part of the android base OS! The nesting of Apps folders alone, not counting the skinning, is worth the “lifetime” price — it makes it so easy to see what Apps you've got and *what* they do! It need a “family library” purchase option, though! I just downloaded “*Folder in Folder*” late yesterday. As I use it I'll update this review (…and ★-s if necessary 😉).
Patrick Richardson
5 months ago
Works great for my razr 2025 cover screen. Feature request would be to be able to assign icons to folders
Dèstrò •[RLG]•
2 weeks ago
it really is such a cool and unique app! but I would like to see much more customization features! I think being able to organize custom link widgets into the folder would be most useful! I often browse camping gear for reviews and usually I'll save the webpage to my home screen as an app! if I could place these widget webpage link app things within folder in folder iu I could keep the different types of gears organized, plz consider this, thank you for this amazing app!
clarinetph
1 month ago
nice app. but could you let icon show badge in folder in folder?that,s would be wonderful.
Brian E. Young
3 months ago
exactly what I was looking for, organize apps by category. I use a minimal launcher but sometimes I need to find those apps!
BrandonF
4 months ago
Absolutely one of my favorite devs & app designers. All of their apps are very useful well thought out & maintained. Folder in Folder is a terrific app for organizing, consolidating & decluttering your homescreen. Being able to include apps & folders in the same folder is After several updates I find no faults or quirks that stick out.
A. D. V.
1 month ago
It does it's job but it makes me sad that it can't use the shape of icons from a Samsung store theme. I want to have my fun icon shapes!
Shailesh Kotian
1 month ago
Please add an option to enlarge the icon size and include a row option like in Total Launcher. I don't like the default options of SMALL, MEDIUM, and LARGE icons.
Michael
5 months ago
Edit, to clarify dev, I mean in the app drawer, not home screen. Adding another star since you responded. ----Old+If this could create unlimited root folders instead of just one, id may 3 times the asking price.
Gunjit Sharma
3 weeks ago
I would like to request an Auto Folder for "Recently Opened app"
Lennon Horrocks
2 years ago
A good idea. I hope to use this in the future and to purchase pro. But I want to see more customization options in terms of appearance. I'd like to see options for the appearance of the folder icon. Also, some options for the opened folder too, like, position (bottom, centre, fullscreen, etc), background colour and transparency. I hope at least some of these can be added in a future update.
Keil Miller Jr
1 month ago
Amazing app. I am using it in addition to Total Launcher and KLWP. It would be nice to see more customization options such as size and color/transparency. You could also integrate it as part of Total Launcher.
John Whitfield
2 weeks ago
Works well, but would like to see saved webpage as homescreen icon to be added into the folders as well ie apps AND webpage icons
Phil Brown
4 weeks ago
I was looking for an implementation of something like nested folders for smart launcher. I wrote my own, which worked adequately. Then I found this. It does exactly the same things as my effort but this is far more polished.
Renn
1 week ago
I wish it allows me to adjust the height of the title bar, it feels too large for my device (Galaxy S24).
Tracy Treman
1 year ago
I do think this app has promise, but it needs improvements. I had been using "Folder Organizer", but something very, very strange happened to that app. Using this app: There needs to be a way to show only those apps which are not currently associated with any folder. You should be able to click on a listed app and choose which folder(s) you want it in. It's too confusing the way it is now. It relies too much on the users memory.
