> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.bluefletch.com/bluefletch-enterprise/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.bluefletch.com/bluefletch-enterprise/product-guides/bluefletch-launcher/launcher3/configurable-layouts.md).

# Configurable Layouts

BlueFletch Launcher allows organizations to customize and secure the home screen of workforce devices. You can define layouts, manage assets, password-protect applications, and restrict app access based on user role.

**Layouts:** This feature defines which icons to show to the user, organizes applications into folders, displays shortcuts, and determines which applications are shown to the user based on their role.

**Assets Manager:** This feature enables the Launcher to download and/or display images and files on a device, especially with the introduction of scoped storage in Android 11.

**Password Protected Applications:** This feature requires users to enter a password before launching any application, shortcut, or folder.

**Quick Start Applications Folder:** This feature allows users to pin commonly-used applications to the Home screen, which saves time from swiping through multiple pages of apps.

**Role-Based Auto Launch:** This feature automatically starts an application based on the logged-in user's IdP groups.

**Kiosk Mode:** This feature allows users to access and utilize pre-defined applications and shortcuts only.

For more information on this feature and details on configuring Layouts, [click here](/bluefletch-enterprise/product-guides/bluefletch-launcher/launcher3/configurable-layouts/layouts.md).


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