Then you need to add the Dumb Phone Dark Wallpaper (Wallpaper In Settings, switch to dark mode (Display and brightness in Settings) and turn off home screen animations: From Settings, select Accessibility > Per-app settings > Add app > Home screen and app librarythen touch Home screen and app library and Reduce movementand set it to In.
Once you’ve got all that sorted out, you need to hide other app shortcuts from the home screen, which you can do by pressing and holding them, and then choosing Delete application and Remove from home screenYou should be left with just the Dumb Phone widget and nothing else on a single home screen, though all of your apps will still be available if you swipe left to get to the App Library.
Tap any app that appears in the Dumb Phone widget and it will open as normal. You can also add a Dumb Phone shortcut to your minimalist home screen and customize its appearance via the Application icon Enter the Dumb Phone settings page. (Tap the gear icon, top left, to access settings.)
Other Dumb Phone app settings let you customize which apps are available through the widget and change the look of the widget itself, including text alignment and the space between each shortcut. You can also change the default white-on-black look to black-on-white.
Additionally, the app gives you the option to create separate profiles for your widgets (one for work and one for outside of work, for example) that you can quickly switch between as needed. To get the full phone experience, you may also want to play around with some of the notification settings in iOS.
Android
For Android users, the Minimalist phone The app is one of the best options available for this particular job. It will cost you $5 a month, though it’s less if you pay for a year at a time, and you can use the app for life for $30. There’s also a seven-day free trial that lets you see if the app is useful to you before paying.
Minimalist Phone is what’s known as a launcher: a type of Android app that completely replaces most of the interface, including home screens and menus. It’s a complete new look for your phone, and one that goes deeper into the operating system than anything possible on iOS (but don’t worry, you can switch back to normal whenever you want with just a few taps).