JarGrid
iOS app by hans jerry U P. Productivity · hans jerry U P
- Store rating
- 0 / 5
- Store rating count
- 0
- Download price
- Free to download
- In-app purchases
- Unknown
- Version
- 1.0
- Listing last refreshed
- 2026-09-17
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Store description excerpt
JarGrid is a website launcher and workspace organizer for iPhone and iPad. Save any website and JarGrid automatically fetches its title, description, color, and favicon. Launch from a clean Grid or browse folders as interactive glass jars on a RealityKit Shelf. Tap a jar to shake its icons, or press and hold to fan websites out for fast selection. ORGANIZE YOUR WEB • Group sites in folders, profiles, tags, and reusable workspaces • Drag website cards into folders • Reorder launchers and workspace steps • Search with on-device smart categories, tags, and suggestions • Keep durable website icons with automatic repair CHOOSE HOW EACH SITE OPENS • JarGrid's in-app browser • Secure Safari view • Safari or Google Chrome • Private and desktop browsing preferences • Ask every time PRIVACY AND CONTROL • Local-first saved data and no advertising trackers • Optional Face ID protection • Credentials remain in the iOS Keychain • Private sessions and clear-on-close controls • Manual JSON, protected JSON, CSV, iCloud Drive, and private CloudKit backup options • Website Health checks are optional and use ephemeral networking WORK ACROSS iOS • Widgets, Shortcuts, Spotlight, share sheet, and Safari Web Extension • Import and export workflows • Accessibility-friendly Grid and Reduce Motion alternatives • 50 localized app languages JarGrid Free supports up to 12 saved websites. JarGrid Professional is a one-time purchase that unlocks unlimited saved websites. No subscription.
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