Art & Design
iPhone home screen customiser with icon themes, photo widgets, wallpapers and HealthKit widgets.
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Home screen customisation for iPhone, covering icon themes, widgets, wallpapers and lock screen extras in one app. It's for anyone who wants their phone to look less like everyone else's and doesn't mind spending an evening fiddling. Themes bundle icons, wallpaper, widgets, a lock screen and watch faces, or you can pick from hundreds of icon sets and recolour them. Photo widgets pull from albums built inside the app, with cropping, filters, frames, text and stickers applied per image, in all three widget sizes. Other widgets show the time and date, a calendar, custom text, or step and sleep figures from HealthKit, each with a chosen background and font. There's a two-colour wallpaper maker, a colour picker that lifts a shade from any icon set so widgets match, lock screen quote and battery widgets, Dynamic Island decorations and a charging animation that plays when the phone is plugged in.
An iPhone home screen makeover kit that puts icon themes, photo widgets, wallpapers, Dynamic Island trims and a charging animation in one app. A theme bundles icons, wallpaper, widgets, watch faces and a lock screen, or you start from one of hundreds of icon packs and recolour it yourself.
Photo widgets cycle through albums you assemble inside the app, with crop, filter, frame, text and sticker options per picture, in all sizes. Further widgets display the date, a calendar grid, your own text, or HealthKit step and sleep counts. A colour picker matches widgets to any icon set, and a two-colour wallpaper maker finishes the job.
Setting up is an evening's project. You choose a theme or an icon set, recolour it to taste, build a photo album for the widgets, pick a wallpaper and apply the lot. The payoff is a home screen that looks nothing like the default and a lock screen with a quote and a battery widget.
After that, use is light. The photo widget cycles through its album, the HealthKit widget shows last night's sleep, and the charging animation plays when the cable goes in. Every few months the itch to redo the whole look comes back, and the app is there for it.
People want their phone to look personal, and the search is for icon themes and photo widgets in one place rather than three separate apps. The HealthKit widgets and the matching colour picker are details that come up for people who have tried other customisers and found them fiddly.
Customisation apps are judged entirely on looks, and the five screenshots will show finished home screens in various themes, a widget editor and the icon library. Expect a gallery-style interface heavy on previews. The Art & Design category is apt here, since the output is the aesthetic itself.
Version 6.13 suggests six major rounds with ongoing point releases, which matters for an app that has to track iOS changes to widgets and lock screens. Laid-back Lion Apps Ltd is a registered company, and a 4.5 rating from 10K+ reviewers is fair. Only the App Store is linked, as you would expect for an iPhone-specific tool.
Full icon re-themes
People who want every app icon recoloured to match a single palette.
Rotating photo widgets
Anyone who wants a cycling album of their own pictures on the home screen.
Health stats on screen
Users who want steps and sleep from HealthKit styled to match their wallpaper.
Rated 4+ and free to download. The listing does not mention in-app purchases, though apps with hundreds of icon sets and themes commonly gate some behind payment, so expect the possibility. HealthKit widgets need health data permission and photo widgets need photo access.
The app should work offline once themes are downloaded, though the listing does not say. Nothing is stated about ads or storage, and the whole thing is iPhone-only by nature.
Our take
A good choice for anyone who wants a thoroughly customised iPhone and is happy to spend an evening on it, especially if matching colours across icons and widgets matters to you. If you only want one photo widget and no theme changes, Apple's own widgets cover that without an extra app.