Swipe-First Edge Access
The app's main workflow is a side panel that appears when you swipe from the edge of the screen. Instead of leaving the current app or searching through a home screen, you can bring forward shortcuts for the actions you use most. This makes the sidebar useful for quick calls, opening a file, checking a note, or jumping to another app during a busy day.
Start by enabling the Edge Service tile, then use the visible edge handle to open the panel whenever you need it. The home screen keeps the Edge Service and Edge Settings controls easy to find, so the launcher can become a repeatable part of a work, study, or personal routine without adding another full-screen destination.
Shortcuts for Apps, Contacts, and Files
Edge Screen is designed as a personal shortcut shelf rather than a fixed list of tools. Add favorite apps, contacts, notes, documents, files, browser links, calendar events, alarms, notifications, and quick settings to one side panel. The selection can follow the way you actually use your phone, whether that means calling the same people, opening work documents, or checking reminders throughout the day.
A compact sidebar also helps with multitasking because the next action stays close to the current screen. Keep high-frequency items near the gesture area, group work and personal shortcuts by routine, and use the panel as a launch point when returning to the home screen would add unnecessary steps.
Built-In Calculator and World Clock Tools
The sidebar includes small utilities for moments when switching to a separate app would interrupt your task. A calculator handles quick arithmetic from the edge panel, while the World Clock tool helps compare times for different cities. These tools fit naturally beside app and file shortcuts, so a simple calculation or time check can happen in the same access space.
This setup is useful for travel planning, remote work, scheduling calls, shopping calculations, or any routine that mixes a main app with short supporting checks. Keep the utilities close to the gesture handle and open them only when needed, then return to the current activity without rebuilding your place in the phone's home-screen layout.
Edge Panel Settings and Everyday Routines
The Settings area gives the launcher a practical management layer. From one list you can adjust the Edge experience, review the option to remove ads, rate or share the app, open the privacy policy, read license credits, and continue to more settings. This keeps routine maintenance and personalization in the same place as the main shortcut workflow.
Use Edge Settings when the panel needs to fit a different hand position, screen layout, or daily pattern. A carefully arranged edge area can stay quiet until a swipe calls it forward, while the settings and service controls remain available when you want to refine how the sidebar looks or behaves.
