Alpha 1 · Testing now A minimal home screen, and an assistant that knows your apps and your rhythms - not the internet. It runs on your phone, offline. The first testers are getting in now.
No account. No telemetry by default. Mouture makes a handful of network connections, every one of them named on a single page, and you can check them yourself.
Not a cloud assistant with a copy of your life. One that reads your apps, notes and week where they already are, and answers with the network off.
Grid or dashboard, gestures, folders. A launcher that gets out of your way and stays yours to shape.
The grid, the drawer, and every way to make them look like yours.
Custom columns and icon sizes, folders, favorites and a dock. Shape the home screen to the way you actually use your phone.
Swipe up for the full drawer, quietly categorized, with a suggestions row driven entirely by on-device usage.
Accents, fonts, shapes and icon styles are free. Pro adds Liquid Glass, a full GNOME recolor, and Editorial - the light paper theme, for people who never wanted dark mode in the first place.
Swipe, double-tap and long-press to anything. Clock, weather, calendar and Now Playing widgets.
Built by Doppio-Lab. Crafted with attention to detail, without ever tracking you.
Swipe between them. You choose which ones exist and in what order - the app grid is only one of them.
Your week, every account, one swipe from the grid.
Folders, tags, checklists. Exports to Markdown or PDF.
Chat, routines and reminders, from a model on the phone.
Screen time, unlocks and trends, computed on-device.
A plain IMAP inbox. Your mail server, never ours.
One box across apps, contacts, notes and calendar.
It won't write your dissertation. It knows which apps you open at 8am, what's in your notes and what your week looks like - and it answers with the network off.
Describe the app you can't name. The model resolves it against what's actually installed.
Say the outcome. The model drafts the steps; you approve before any of them run.
Summarize, rephrase, fix spelling, suggest tags and a folder - in the editor, offline.
Your screen time and the day ahead, read back plainly. Never invented, never shaming.
Ask about your week, your notes, your screen time. It answers in airplane mode.
Names your routines, folders and reminders in your words. Drafts layouts you can restore.
A small model that acts on its own is a liability, so this one never acts. Every sequence, every folder, every layout is a draft until you say yes.
Mouture is free to install and free to live in. Pro unlocks the on-device assistant - and, incidentally, the surfaces we spent the longest on.
These are launch prices. Mouture is in alpha today, so what you'd be joining is the testing round - the store listing, and everything below, comes after it. Join the alpha.
Everything the launcher computes on its own, with plain arithmetic and no model involved.
Everything the model writes. And the crafted surfaces that came out of the same year of work.
Prices are in euros, tax included, billed by Google Play. Why Pro works the way it does is answered in the FAQ.
You download it once, on your own tap, and only after upgrading - never on install. After that the assistant runs offline and Mouture doesn't fetch it again unless the model itself is updated. Below 3 GB of RAM it still runs, but it warns you first; on a 32-bit device it won't offer the download at all.
No account. No telemetry by default - diagnostics and crash reports are opt-in and never include your notes or messages. Mouture isn't hermetic, though: it makes a handful of network calls. We list every one of them, say when it fires, and show you how to watch the traffic yourself.
Mail is the one row that isn't local, and it's still yours: Mouture connects straight to your IMAP server, never to one of ours. Everything else is computed here. One tap wipes all activity, predictions and learned patterns; older raw activity auto-deletes on a window you set.
The awkward ones included. If something here is wrong on your device, tell us and we'll correct the page.
Everything on this page is built and in daily use on our own phones. What it hasn't been through is a public release cycle - hundreds of devices, dozens of manufacturer skins, and the failure modes you only find that way.
So expect rough edges, and expect us to ask what broke. Leave your address and you get one email when your batch opens. Not a newsletter.
It's an ordinary Android home app: install it, then set it as your default. It needs Android 7.0 or newer.
The AI is stricter - a 64-bit processor, about 615 MB free, and best with 3 GB of RAM. Mouture checks all three before it offers you the download.
Heavily customised skins - HyperOS and MIUI are the usual culprits - restrict third-party launchers in ways we have no code for. Tell us your model and we'll say honestly whether we can fix it.
Android settings → Apps → Default apps → Home app, and pick your previous one. Five seconds, and nothing has to be uninstalled first.
We mention it because a launcher is an unusually invasive thing to try, and knowing the exit is easy is what makes it reasonable to try at all.
The launcher keeps working, completely and permanently. Home screen, drawer, folders, notes, calendar, contacts, email, search, wellbeing and the reminders you created are free and stay free.
Only what the model writes stops. Nothing is deleted, and the downloaded model file stays on the phone, so resubscribing doesn't mean fetching 557 MB again.
No, and the reason is structural rather than a promise: there is nowhere to send it. Mouture has no account system and no server of ours. The model arrives as a file and never talks back to us.
You don't have to take that on faith - every connection Mouture makes is listed, with instructions for capturing the traffic yourself.
Diagnostics are off before you're asked. The model stays on the phone. Then you pick a look, learn four gestures, and choose what your home screen does with your apps - all of it changeable later in Settings.
Mouture isn't on Google Play yet - it's in alpha, and we're letting testers in a batch at a time. Leave your address and you get one email with the install instructions.
Launcher, drawer, notes, calendar, email, search and wellbeing - everything described on this page, on your daily-driver phone.
It's an alpha. Manufacturer skins misbehave, things crash, layouts migrate. We'd rather you find it than a stranger on Google Play.
One reply when something is wrong, with your phone model. No forms to fill, no survey, no telemetry switched on behind your back.