Ideas
App icons are small advertisements. Each one is drawn in a brand colour, tuned to be recognised at a glance, and stacked twenty-four to a screen. A text widget replaces all of that with a short list of words. Nothing changes except how loud the screen is.
Icons work on you before you decide anything. The red badge, the gradient, the logo you have seen ten thousand times: your thumb moves before your head does. A word does not do that. You have to read it, and reading is a decision.
That small pause is the whole trick. People who switch to a text-only screen mostly report the same thing: they still use their phone, but they stop finding it in their hand without remembering picking it up.
$12.99, paid once. The first seven days have everything unlocked.
