graphy00 You're installing GrapheneOS for non-tech savvy people and getting them to use multiple user profiles? No wonder it seems unfamiliar. You're making things unnecessarily complex for them.
graphy00 If grapheneOS could offer an install like iOS, where we just click download and it installs an OS that already has:
-a photo editing app
-a music/video listening app
-a notetaking app
-a maps app
-a messenger app
-a video clip making app
-an organizer/calendar
ETC, I don't know what normal people use exactly or what iOSs apps are.
https://grapheneos.org/faq#bundled-apps
With that out of the way, I'll refer you to my previous answer on this (or a similar) topic on another one of your threads:
Furthermore, we do want to improve the default apps and plan to do so, but doing that it not as trivial as one might think.
We are, however, extremely unlikely to add stuff like a maps app, a calendar app, etc.
There is however, a potential path to making suggestions in the setup process that will help people easily install such apps.
GrapheneOS will be adding the Accrescent app store in the "Apps" app as an option for people to use as a store.
Once that's done, and once Accrescent matures more and opens up app submissions, if apps that we'd be okay recommending (say Organic Maps as a maps app) are submitted there, there might be a path towards presenting them in the setup process where they could check a box next to the apps they'd want to install and the OS would download Accrescent and get those apps installed for you by itself.
I'm not saying that this will necessarily be the way we go, or that it will happen tomorrow if we do. I'm merely presenting alternatives to this obsession with bundling a bunch of stuff in the base OS, which is unlikely to ever happen for many, many reasons.
Hope this helps.