Zui Launcher 🚀

$ zui /run --deeper

Don't own a Lenovo tablet or Legion phone? You can still experience the ZUI Launcher aesthetic. Since the official APK is locked to Lenovo hardware (it will crash on Samsung or Xiaomi due to framework dependencies), you have two options to replicate it.

ZUI Launcher is the proprietary Android home screen interface developed by , primarily used on their Legion gaming tablets (like the Legion Y700 ) and smartphones sold in the Chinese market. It serves as the visual and functional core of Lenovo’s ZUI software skin, designed to balance a clean aesthetic with heavy performance optimizations. Core Features and Design

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$ zui /who

ZUI uses a scrolling wallpaper effect. To disable this, long-press the home screen > Home Settings > Wallpaper Scrolling > Turn Off.

For the average user looking to refresh an aging phone, the ported version of ZUI Launcher offers a breath of fresh air. It strips away the clutter of Samsung and Huawei while adding useful features that Google refuses to implement. $ zui /run --deeper Don't own a Lenovo

ZUI Launcher focuses on a highly customizable and fluid user experience:

$ zui /where

A chill, colder than the failed processors outside, traced my spine. I looked around my hab-unit—the peeling synth-wood walls, the single flickering light, the stack of nutrient packs. It was all I’d ever known. But the words suggested it was a lie. A waiting room. ZUI Launcher is the proprietary Android home screen

On tablets (Tab P-series), ZUI transforms the launcher into a desktop-style interface. When you connect a Bluetooth mouse and keyboard, the launcher rearranges apps into resizable windows with a Windows 11-style start menu. This feature puts ZUI in direct competition with Samsung DeX, offering a near-laptop experience for document editing and multitasking.

Zui Launcher approaches widgets with a more curated feel. While it supports standard Android widgets, the default clock and weather widgets are designed to match the launcher’s flat aesthetic perfectly. They are translucent, minimalistic, and avoid the data-heavy, cluttered look often seen in third-party widgets.