# Tidy — automatically sort a Samsung Galaxy (One UI) apps screen into folders

> Android app that organizes the real One UI Home apps screen into folders for you, on-device, with preview and undo. It knows Korean apps (Toss, Baemin, KakaoTalk) and Samsung apps.

- URL: https://blog.seolcu.com/projects/tidy/
- Status: experimental
- Verified: 2026-11-09 — Summary checked against the repository README on 2026-11-09. Tested environments are those the README states.
- Applies to: device Samsung Galaxy with One UI Home, Android 10+; latest release v0.2.0 (2026-10-22); permission Accessibility service (used only on the One UI home screen, only while organizing)
- Repository: https://github.com/seolcu/tidy
- License: MIT
- Search terms: `one ui auto folder apps`, `galaxy app drawer organize automatically`, `갤럭시 앱 폴더 자동 정리`
- Last changed: 2026-11-09

## Modes

- **Keep my folders**: apps outside folders are moved into the folder they belong to; existing folders stay as they are.
- **Leave it to Tidy**: ignores existing folders and sorts every app from scratch.
- Every change is previewed first and can be undone. Newly installed apps can be filed automatically.
- The app list never leaves the phone.

If the Accessibility switch is greyed out: App info → ⋮ → Allow restricted settings.

## Author and support

Built and maintained by Gyuwon Seol (seolcu). If this project helped you, you can star it at https://github.com/seolcu/tidy or sponsor the work at https://github.com/sponsors/seolcu.
Source: https://blog.seolcu.com/projects/tidy/ (content CC BY 4.0)