NIOKO Index
Organise your
desktop beautifully.
NIOKO Index is a visual launcher for apps, folders, files, websites and workflows.
01 — Organisation
Visual
organisation.
Organise projects, tools and ideas into beautiful workspaces.
02 — Launch
Launch
anything.
Apps. Folders. Files. Websites. Commands.
Everything one click away.
03 — Custom
Designed
your way.
Custom icons. Flexible layouts. Personal workspaces.
Make your desktop your own.
04 — Power
Advanced launch
arguments.
Launch RetroArch games.
Open Blender projects.
Run Pico-8 cartridges.
Powerful workflows made simple.
05 — Workspaces
Multiple
workspaces.
Creative. Development. Gaming. Clients.
Separate everything beautifully.
06 — Local
Fast.
Local-first.
No cloud. No subscriptions. No accounts.
Your data stays on your computer.
How it works
Three steps.
01
Create
Build a workspace for the way you work.
02
Arrange
Place apps, folders and files exactly where they belong.
03
Launch
One click. Everything you need, instantly.
Comparison
Desktop,
redesigned.
Traditional Desktop
- Scattered shortcuts
- Buried folders
- Cluttered taskbar
- No visual system
NIOKO Index
- Visual workspaces
- One-click launch
- Custom icons
- Local & private
Pricing
One-time
purchase.
No subscription. No accounts. Buy once, own forever.
FAQ
Questions.
What is NIOKO Index?
A visual launcher for Windows. Organise apps, folders, files, websites and commands into beautiful workspaces — then launch anything with one click.
Is there a subscription?
No. NIOKO Index is a one-time purchase. No accounts, no cloud fees, no recurring charges.
Where does my data live?
Everything stays on your computer. Index is local-first — no cloud sync, no telemetry required to use the product.
Which platforms are supported?
Windows desktop. macOS and other platforms may follow — Index is built for the creative Windows workspace first.
Can I customise icons and layouts?
Yes. Use custom icons, flexible layouts and separate workspaces for creative, development, gaming or client work.
Does it support advanced launch arguments?
Yes. Launch RetroArch games, open Blender projects, run Pico-8 cartridges — powerful workflows without complexity.