A minimal Google TV launcher: a flat grid of apps and nothing else. Built as a lighter alternative to full-featured TV launchers (no live-TV integration, no content recommendation rows, no search/voice) for anyone who just wants a fast app grid. Features: * Flat app grid, 5, 6, or 7 columns (your choice), showing every installed launchable app. * Top bar with a live clock, a Wi-Fi status icon that jumps straight to system network settings, a system settings shortcut, and the launcher's own settings shortcut. * Theme: follow system, light, or dark, with a choice of background gradient presets. * Per-app show/hide and reordering, via move-up/move-down controls rather than drag-and-drop, since drag gestures do not have a sane D-pad equivalent. * Press Menu while an app icon has D-pad focus to jump straight to that app's system "App info" page (permissions, storage, uninstall), the standard "long-press an icon" destination on touch launchers, reached here without needing a touch-only gesture. * Optional online backup and restore of settings via sync.odiousapps.com (see "Online services" below), with multiple timestamped backups to pick from when restoring, plus a one-tap reset to defaults (which works offline). * Optional "Soundbar wake": before launching an app, call a URL on your own server to wake a soundbar that has gone into standby (see "Online services" below). * A background service detects the device waking from standby and brings the launcher back to the foreground if something else (such as the device's own built-in launcher) took over during that time. MX3 Launcher does not itself favour, require, or bundle any particular third-party app -- it simply lists whatever is already installed. Online services (both optional, off until you pair them): The app grid and all other features work fully offline. Two features talk to sync.odiousapps.com, a pairing/backup service run by the developer, and only after you press "Pair" in S