Since there is no single official "iOS Launcher" Magisk module (it is a generic name used by several developers and modders), this guide covers the best and most stable method currently used by the Android customization community.
Most users looking for this want the "Pixel Style iOS Launcher" or specific iOS-themed builds (like the "Nothing Phone" style mods) that are flashed via Magisk to overlay the system UI.
Here is the full guide to getting an iOS-style experience on Android using Magisk modules and companion apps. ios launcher magisk module work updated
Most users fail to get a stable experience because:
| Component | Failure mode |
|-----------|---------------|
| Overlay conflicts | Many OEM skins (OneUI, MIUI, ColorOS) override RROs. |
| Gesture overlap | Android’s native gesture nav fights with the iOS pill. |
| Recents provider | Android 13+ requires RECENTS_PACKAGE override via device_config, which needs root + setprop reboot. |
| Dynamic Island | Needs per-app blacklist to avoid double status bars. | Since there is no single official "iOS Launcher"
Last Updated: September 2024 (Beta) This is the closest you’ll get to a full conversion. It includes:
This is where the "Magisk Module" part comes in. To make Android look truly like iOS (the notch, the time in the left corner, the lock screen), you need system-level mods. Why It’s Not as Simple as “Just Install”
The Android modding scene is shifting from Magisk to KernelSU. Many new iOS modules are now being built specifically for KernelSU because it offers better systemless injection into SystemUI.
If you want the most updated iOS launcher experience, start learning KernelSU. The module "iOS 18 Beta UI" (released November 2024) is currently exclusive to KernelSU and works on Android 15 (Pixel 8a).