SpringSorter monitors how much you run the different applications installed on SpringBoard and allows you to reorganize the icon layout, making the things you use the most on top. This package was designed with many usage scenarios in mind and thus has lots of configuration options:
- Rearrange your SpringBoard icons according to how much you use them.
- Allows you to sort icons per page, or globally across all pages.
- Protect pages you don’t want to auto rearrange.
- Set a minimum amount of application usage before starting to move it.
- Create a backup of your SpringBoard icon layout and restore it.
- Manual or on-the-fly operating modes.
After installing SpringSorter it will automatically start to monitor your application usage behind the scenes. You can then start sorting and configurating the program via the settings program on your device.
Via TheBigBoss.org
Repo: BigBoss and PlanetiPhones
Version: 0.1
Author: Tom Zickel
Section: System
Identifier: com.openhebrew.springsorter
Maintainer: BigBoss
File Name: debs2.0/cydiastore_com.openhebrew.springsorter_v0.1.deb
Size: 11664 bytes
Depends: mobilesubstrate, preferenceloader
Pre-Depends: firmware (>= 3.0)
Conflicts: SpringSorter
Architecture: iphoneos-arm
Filed under: Productivity, Springboard, Tweaks
Cydia Updates That Matter 
Please remove the illegal link you gave in your twitter feed for a certain repository which infringes the copyright of this program, thanks.
tweet id 5385305322 thanks (people work hard for creating this)
In most cases, I’d say ok, but SpringSorter offers no Trial. Downloading cracked apps is the only way to test these out some times. Its up to the developer to create an app that will allow a user to try it out first, or expect the jailbreak community to crack it.
huh ? the cydia store has no builtin trail platform. So you say if the law doesn’t fit you, break it ? how sad that a site like this exists.
I have to agree with CydiaUpdates, sorry fella. Revolution happens when enough people make their own path. The umbrella concept that it is stealing when you simply want to make sure you’ll like it is ludicrous. It’s not like we can just hop into an Apple Store to check it out.
I do applaud your commitment to lawful goodness, although I highly doubt all _your_ daily decisions would be considered friendly and good by just everyone. How sad that we all exist, if we are to be so granular.
Isn’t that the whole point of jailbreaking though?