Quiet Phone

A calmer iPhone, without buying a dumb phone.

An iOS app that turns your first Home Screen into a calm, text-first page. Keep the apps you need. Quiet the rest.

You’ll get TestFlight invites and launch updates. No spam.

A calm Home Screen of text app slots while noisy app icons drift away into the stream, with the capybara guide pointing at the phone.

Slide from noisy to quiet.

Watch the first page quiet itself, then drag the handle all the way across to compare.

Three steps, no settings maze.

The app guides the awkward parts of iOS with calm decisions instead of another settings maze.

  1. The capybara guide sorting useful utility symbols into a text-first iPhone launcher while distracting app cues sit in a basket.
    01

    Choose your essential apps

    Pick four to eight labels you actually need, then move noisy cues away.

  2. The capybara guide choosing a lavender Quiet Phone theme from a fan of soft wallpaper cards beside a calm iPhone.
    02

    Choose a theme

    Pick a soft theme and matching wallpaper that keep every slot readable.

  3. The capybara guide placing a widget card beside a personalized Quiet Page with prompt, launcher, and reserved user widget space.
    03

    Make it yours

    Add the prompt and launcher, then make pages for work or evenings.

A calmer first screen, made from real iOS pieces.

Quiet Phone works with what Apple already supports: widgets, wallpapers, app links, and a guided cleanup path.

Text app slots
Fewer habit cues.
Useful widgets
Glance, then leave.
Soft wallpaper
Protects the quiet.
Guided setup
Supported steps, no maze.

Beautiful setups for real life.

Start from a setup made for workdays, evenings, weekends, travel, or anything you want your phone to support.

Each one is a starting point, not a finished rule. Swap the apps, theme, and widget until it fits your day.

8:15

Focus for now

Keep useful tools close.

Your widget space

Calendar, weather, or anything useful.

Essentials

  • Calendar
  • Messages
  • Notes
  • Maps
  • Docs
  • Timer
Search stays one step away
Morning focus · 8:15

Workday

A focused page for tools, notes, timing, and getting back to the thing you meant to do.

  • Calendar
  • Messages
  • Notes
  • Maps
  • Docs
  • Timer
7:18

Evening reflection

What helps you wind down?

Essentials

  • Music
  • Messages
  • Journal
  • Photos
  • Weather
  • Timer
Search stays one step away
Evening wind-down · 7:18

Evening

A softer page for winding down without drifting into old loops.

  • Music
  • Messages
  • Journal
  • Photos
  • Weather
  • Timer
10:04

Be here now

What can wait until later?

Your widget space

Calendar, weather, or anything useful.

Essentials

  • Camera
  • Maps
  • Music
  • Messages
  • Photos
  • Notes
Search stays one step away
Slow weekend · 10:04

Weekend

Useful tools stay close. The rest of the week gets to wait.

  • Camera
  • Maps
  • Music
  • Messages
  • Photos
  • Notes

Choose a softer look.

Soft wallpapers and themes that add range to your Quiet Page, without ever making the phone loud again.

Free to try. Pay once.

One Quiet Page is free. The lifetime unlock adds more pages and opens every theme, wallpaper, and recipe. No subscription.

Free
One Quiet Page, up to eight app slots, starter wallpapers, and the setup checklist.
Lifetime unlock
Early access price: $19.99. Planned launch price: $24.99. One payment opens every page, theme, wallpaper, recipe, and widget option. No subscription, yours forever.
Private by design
Your personal setup is designed to stay on your iPhone by default.
Join early access
The capybara offering a small gold key on a leaf beside a phone and a fan of soft wallpaper cards.

Honest about iOS. Gentle about habits.

Quiet Phone uses Apple-supported setup steps and avoids clinical claims. The goal is fewer cues and more intentional starts.

Does Quiet Phone replace the iPhone Home Screen?

No. iOS does not allow that. Quiet Phone guides you through a calmer first page using widgets, wallpapers, app links, and Apple-supported setup steps.

Why are the app lists mostly text?

App icons are designed to be recognizable and tempting. Quiet Phone starts with calm labels first, then may add its own quieter icon sets later.

How many apps should I keep on the first page?

Four to six is the recommended starting point. Free supports up to eight app slots on one Quiet Page. Lifetime unlock adds more pages, each with the same calm per-page limit.

Will this be a subscription?

No subscription is planned for v1. The direction is free to try with a one-time lifetime unlock.

What does Private by design mean?

Your personal setup is designed to stay on your iPhone by default. The website waitlist only collects the email you submit for early access updates.

The capybara beside a small padlock. Your setup is private by design.

Start with a quieter first screen.

Join early access and help shape the first set of Quiet Pages, themes, and wallpapers.

Join early access
The capybara resting beside a quiet pond with a phone and a fan of wallpaper cards.