Taskbar behavior
A shelf with your pinned apps, search, tray access and a desktop button.
Dynamic: windows extend behind the shelf. Move to the bottom edge to reveal it.
Games, applications and desktop controls
in a customizable Windows launcher.
Switch themes and pages. Open the editor to move, resize, add and remove a widget in this interactive example.
Changes here affect this example only.
These animated examples show how layouts, content and desktop behavior fit together.
A shelf with your pinned apps, search, tray access and a desktop button.
Dynamic: windows extend behind the shelf. Move to the bottom edge to reveal it.
Give Home, Gaming and Development their own widgets. Share size or position only where you want to.
Combine artwork, text, controls and data. Center media artwork and add playback buttons.
Browse installed games together. Keep client shortcuts in their own movable launcher widget.
Use a custom accent or follow the active Wallpaper Engine wallpaper. Wallpaper Engine is optional and sold separately.
Place your development tools, files and URLs on a dedicated page.
Start with a shared layout, then override individual monitors. Save a named preset to edit again.
Keep a traditional-desktop button in your layout. Choose your update channel in Settings.
Choose a topic and step through it. Menu names follow the current Windows build; visuals are simplified demonstrations.
Download the Windows build from the Downloads page and follow the installation instructions.
Download the app and use the 7-day trial. Activate a license key in Settings when you’re ready.
Download and installationOne-time payment
No. It is a scroll-controlled illustration. To install RGLauncher, use the Downloads page.
Open RGLauncher, go to Settings → License, paste your license key and activate it. A Stripe receipt or order reference is not an activation key.
No. RGLauncher can use your desktop wallpaper. Wallpaper Engine is optional and sold separately.
No. RGLauncher displays games installed through supported clients. You still need to own and install the games you want to launch.
Current public builds are prereleases. Review the release notes before installing. Windows may show an unknown publisher warning because the app does not currently have an Authenticode signing certificate.