press and hold anywhere — or just click — and a constellation of your apps blooms under your finger.
a practiced path through your apps becomes a single fluid stroke — like tracing a constellation with your finger.
press and hold on empty sky. a spark blooms into a ring of app-stars at your fingertip.
slide onto any star and lift your finger to open it. lift on empty space to dissolve the ring.
rest on a folder star and it blooms its own ring around your finger — endlessly nestable. trace inward to the ✦ to fold it shut.
↑ try it — click or hold anywhere on the page and your orbit menu blooms at the cursor.
a notification arrives as a gold comet crossing your sky. hold it to catch — open, dismiss, or let it pass. nothing stacks. nothing nags.
that is what zenith collects. no spyware. no accounts. no servers. there is nowhere to send your data — and there is no "us" to send it to.
not a policy — an architecture. there is nothing to receive your data.
only if you enable weather: your location, rounded to ~1km, to open-meteo. no key, no id.
the accessibility service is set to retrieve no screen content. it only does what you assign.
zenith works with none of them granted. play data safety: collects no data.
every feature is usable for free. pro caps quantity and depth — it never walls a feature away.
not yet on google play. join the waitlist and we'll tell you the day the sky opens.
talkback announces each star as an angle, an orbit, and a name — "45 degrees, instagram". none of it is an afterthought, and none of it is ever paywalled.
dwell-to-select with a countdown arc, latched back & activate buttons for no-hold use, touch targets 1–2.5×.
a magnifier that swells the hovered star, spoken labels, high contrast pure-white light, and remove-glows.
reduce-motion calms comets, sparks and pulse. per-star vibration signatures let you navigate by feel.