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Version 2.3.2 · 2025-05-12
• Bug fixes and performance improvements for a smoother experience.
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The store currently lists version 2.3.2, updated 2025-05-12.






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Minimizit: Minimal Dumb Phone
Cut clutter, reclaim focus, and shape your ideal phone experience.
Minimizit helps you create a distraction-free home screen by showing only the apps and tasks you actually need. Our integrated checklists keep your to-dos in clear view—right on your home screen or lock screen. If you’re looking to mimic a “dumb phone” setup, Minimizit does that too. Whether you want to launch essential apps in one tap, track your must-do tasks, stay on top of small repeating routines, or go ultra-minimal, Minimizit’s flexible approach adapts to your lifestyle.
Key Features
• Minimal Phone Setup – Easily pare down your home screen to a few must-have apps, or replace app icons entirely with sleek launcher widgets.
• Checklists – Keep track of important tasks without opening a separate app.…
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• Bug fixes and performance improvements for a smoother experience.
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