I need a purpose-built Android launcher for my Unihertz Titan 2 that recreates the clean, minimalist look of classic Nokia phones while still giving me modern flexibility. The project is all about user-interface customization: every screen, icon, and transition should feel unmistakably “Nokia,” not just a reskinned standard launcher. Core behaviour • The home screen follows a minimalist Nokia-style layout—no clutter, just a simple grid that mirrors the old Series 40 feel. • Pressing any physical numeric key on the Titan 2 must jump straight to the stock dialer (no lag or splash screens). • A hidden app drawer should appear only after a configurable gesture (making a triangle on main screen) so the main screen stays clean. • Full control over colours, themes, and widgets/shortcuts placement is required; I want to switch palettes or rearrange widgets without diving into code. Platform specifics The Titan 2 runs standard Android, so I expect the launcher to be built in Android Studio using Kotlin or Java, packaged as an installable APK, and compatible with current OS versions on that device. Deliverables 1. Signed release APK ready to sideload. 2. Complete, well-commented source code (Android Studio project). 3. Brief setup/read-me so I can tweak icons, colours, or default apps later. 4. One round of post-delivery tweaks to iron out visual or key-mapping issues identified during real-device testing. Acceptance criteria • Numeric-key dialer shortcut works 100 % of the time. • Hidden drawer opens only via the agreed gesture. • Home screen shows a Nokia-style grid with smooth scrolling and no frame drops. • All customisation options (theme, widget positions, colour schemes) are accessible through the launcher’s own settings screen. If this sounds like your wheelhouse, let’s get started—happy to answer any quick technical questions before you dive in.