The next chapter of JINA
Find what you need, organize apps your way, and bring collections where you use them. JINA NeXt works alongside your current Home screen.
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A place for everything
JINA NeXt starts with what you want to do: ready-made thematic collections, rules that stay current, and an assistant you can describe a collection to in your own words.
Beyond an ordinary drawer
In NeXt you can start with a theme, define precise logic, or explain to an assistant what belongs in a collection.
Combine conditions with AND and OR, nest groups, and preview how many apps match before saving. Add exceptions without rewriting everything.
Explore the Rule Builder ↗Write what belongs in a collection and, if you like, what should stay out. JINA prepares a request for an assistant you choose; back in JINA, review suggested additions and removals with their reasons before applying them.
How AI assistance works ↗Alongside the Play categories used by Legacy, NeXt adds ready-made JINA collections and an overview with themes such as home and family, money and errands, reading and learning. Play categories remain a separate, optional family.
Explore ready-made collections ↗Three ways to make it yours
Search with a keyboard or T9, browse alphabetically, or narrow things down by details and icon color.
Explore searchBuild your own groups, use ready-made ones, or set rules that keep them current. Review and correct suggestions.
Explore collectionsReach the Drawer, Sidebar, or Panels from edge hotspots. Put a collection on Home with a widget or Floating window.
Explore quick accessMade to adapt
Choose grid or list, density and scrolling. Personalize themes, icons, gestures, and commands while keeping your collections in place.
When you want more
Reach apps, web links, files, and contacts from the places you choose.
See available indicators and manage app notifications.
Save your setup and choose what to recover when you restore.
Your next move
Explore a goal, find a quick how-to, or open the closed-test invitation.
Limited places in the closed test.
