kats1123 / homescreen-mcp

What it does

• Mac app. one download, nothing to install. It finds connected iPhones and iPads, and keeps a separate draft and backups for each.
• Drag-and-drop editor on the device's real grid (4×6 on iPhone; iPads report their own, e.g. 5×6): real icons, widgets at their real sizes, folders (several pages each), the dock, and page add/move/delete.
• Gaps (empty spaces). Drop an app on any empty spot to place it exactly there. Homescreen writes the gap to the phone and remembers it, so it survives later edits.
• Widgets keep their settings (which script, which person, which city) through every apply.
• App Library that stays put. Apps you keep only in the App Library stay there when you apply, and you can drag apps into or out of it. Most tools get this wrong (why).