Describe a widget, get that widget
Ask for a clock, the weather, your tasks, a countdown or a habit tracker, and that's what lands on Home.
Describe a widget used to pick the nearest chart of your numbers. Now it makes the widget you asked for.
- Fifteen new widgets the app draws itself: clocks and world clocks, countdowns, notes, checklists, links, a focus timer, quotes, a habit tracker, a picture of the day, your agenda, tasks due, notifications, recent work and a project.
- Tick a checklist, start a timer or mark a habit right on Home; it's kept with the widget.
- Anything else, like the weather, exchange rates or a mix of your own numbers, is built just for you. You see the plan and its price first, and you're charged only when it comes back.
- Change a widget by asking: "make it blue", "add seconds". Edit widgets shows a pencil on the ones you described.
- If something needs an account the app can't read, like Gmail, it says so and offers real alternatives.
Widgets built for you run in a sealed frame: they can read only what your Home already shows, and reach only a short list of public sources such as weather and exchange rates.
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