Widget Web

I can’t add any of the widgets that o created on my Home Screen as the widget or the app doesn’t show up in list of available widgets. Please help!

This app is useful but needs a designer. It doesn’t follow Apple’s Human Interface guidelines or frankly any sensible UX patterns. Text is misaligned and all over the place, and it tells you to read a tutorial upon opening. Great design is invisible, and it’s possible to design apps without requiring users to read a manual (yuck!)

This widget works so well! I use it very day to display a graph that’s only available online.

Only displays static web page that refreshes no less than every 15 minutes. Pages are not interactive other than opening page itself. There is another app that is better. I paid for pro version but no advantage that I saw. Display range of page is limited and I can only get mobile web pages so can’t pinch and zoom.

I find this app immensely useful for creating Home Screen widgets that show me updated information about what is most important to me. For example, I have three widgets set up on my home screen for weather, allergy conditions and a work-related dashboard. On another home screen, I have a full screen of widgets from various news sources that allow me to check headlines at a glance and click through to open the full webpages. The developer has been extremely responsive to feature requests submitted from within the app. One feature that I requested, Dark Mode, has been implemented and I’m very happy with the improved aesthetic. If you’re looking for a way to add customized widgets to your iOS device, I would highly recommend trying this app.

They made a feeble attempt top to provide instructions,but the instructions reference nonexistent choices which,even if interpreted,lesson lead in circles. Glad I didn't buy.

I’ve used this tool mainly to create weather related widgets. Compared to all the others I’ve tried, this one has easily risen to the top. A few items on my wish list that would really set this app apart from all the others: - Adding the larger 4x2 widget size iOS 15 now supports - Backing up saved widgets to allow them to be imported between devices - Ability to group widgets in categories - Option to adjust the browser font size that is used to view the web site. This would be TREMENDOUSLY helpful with reflowing text on sites that have text stretched across the screen that you are trying to make fit in the fixed widget frame size and still allow one to read the text.

I should be able to refresh manually for free. Useless. Cool way to show a static webpage, I guess?

Probably the best option for what it does. On reload, the snapshot can slip, for lack of better words, though. Not sure if that’s something fixable, especially if there’s cookie disclaimer. Otherwise, great!

This is a very frustrating little widget - the idea is good, but the execution is terrible. Trying to frame a webcam photo is nearly impossible- it doesn’t let you adjust the distance from the top of the page properly. There is no useful preview of what your widget will look like.