Whatever the case, if you can't unhide apps, or if you notice that some apps are missing from the iPhone Home Screen, here's how to find them. If you're looking to unhide apps, swipe left on the last Home Screen to reach App Library. You should find any missing apps here. Or, the more straightforward solution is to swipe down in the App Library, which will list all apps in alphabetical order.
From here, scroll down or use the search box to find the hidden app quickly. Once you find the app you're looking for, you can drag it left from the App Library onto the iPhone Home Screen. Alternatively, long-press an app icon in the App Library and, if this app is not on the Home Screen, you will see an option to Add to Home Screen. From any iPhone Home Screen, swipe down to reveal the Spotlight search bar. Now, type the app name and tap to open it. Siri can open hidden apps for you if you can't locate them on your own.
Simply summon the voice assistant and ask it to "Open [app name]. Sometimes we put apps inside folders to hide them or keep them away from plain sight if the app is not used frequently.
After a while, it's possible to forget about them. In case this is the situation you're in, open all the app folders on your iPhone Home Screen and look for the missing app inside them. Once you find it, you may want to drag the app icon out of the folder onto the Home Screen. Similarly, Screen Time also lets you restrict apps by age limits.
As a result, you won't find the app icons for these restricted apps on the Home Screen or the App Library. Dec 17, PM. Feb 15, PM. Feb 15, PM in response to hardly competent In response to hardly competent.
Sep 20, AM in response to hardly competent In response to hardly competent. Sep 20, AM. Sep 27, PM. Same thing happened to me and I was sure I had synced the app to my phone. I could find it by searching but it definitely wasn't anywhere as an icon, alone or in a folder.
I organized most of my apps into folders and reduced down to 6 pages Then had to reboot and lo and behold, there it was - along with half a page of icons for other apps that I had forgotten about and weren't showing up before! I now have two folders full of "task lists" to try out, for instance! You can see I really do desperately need a proper task list, if I ever find time to find the right one.
Apple should incorporate a warning message when we reach that magic 11 page limit, at least I like to be told by my gadgets when I'm about to do something stupid. Aug 11, PM. Sep 16, PM in response to hardly competent In response to hardly competent. Sep 16, PM. Sep 30, PM.
Communities Get Support. Sign in Sign in Sign in corporate. Browse Search. Ask a question. User profile for user: tplSF tplSF. The download was successful, but I can't launch the app unless I manually search for it on my iPhone.
Any ideas? More Less. Reply I have this question too I have this question too Me too Me too. All replies Drop Down menu. If you've ever hidden a Home Screen page available since iOS 14 , the app you're looking for might be on one of those hidden pages. To see, open the Home Screen editor, tap the page dots, check any unchecked pages, and hit "Done. Hiding a Home Screen page has consequences you might have missed. When you first hide a page or any number of pages, it will automatically set new app downloads to appear only in the App Library, not on the Home Screen.
So if you don't remember setting new app downloads to work that way, you may have accidentally triggered it after hiding a Home Screen page. If you did it quickly, you might have hit the remove option instead of delete, thinking it would delete it. That would make it look like the app was still on your iPhone — just not on the Home Screen — even though you "deleted" it.
If you want it back, you don't have to install it again because you just hid it from your Home Screen. In that case, it's easy to get back. You could only hide pages in iOS 14, but you can actually delete them in iOS Deleting a Home Screen page does not delete its apps; it only removes them from the Home Screen, so you'll still find them in the App Library. If you think the app is on a hidden Home Screen page, unhide the page.
If you wish to keep the page out of view or don't have any hidden pages, you can quickly find the missing app in the App Library and add it back to the Home Screen. Then, browse the folders or search the list of apps. Once you find the app in question, there are a few things you can do. First, you can press on the app icon and drag-and-drop it to a location on your Home Screen.
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