ThemeMe: Top Widgets & Themes

Charging animations are the thing ThemeMe has that its many competitors mostly don't: original artwork that plays on screen while the phone is plugged in. The rest is the expected trio, icon sets, wallpapers and widgets, sold as coordinated packages so the whole phone follows one style.

Themes apply in a single tap, and icons install without a detour through Apple's Shortcuts app, which removes the most tedious step in restyling an iPhone. The gallery leans toward futuristic cityscapes, landscapes and minimal motion. A subscription brings everything, weekly drops and no ads.

Setting up takes one visit: choose a theme, tap once, and icons, wallpaper and widgets change together. After that the app mostly runs itself. The charging animation is what you'll notice day to day, playing each time the cable goes in, and the battery styles sit alongside it. When you want a change, either pick another full package or mix pieces and colours from different sets into your own combination.

Weekly content drops give subscribers a reason to open it again, though nothing forces you to.

Two things: the charging animations, which people see on someone else's phone and go looking for, and the promise of icon installation without Shortcuts. Anyone who has built a shortcut per app by hand knows why the second one matters. The futuristic and landscape artwork gives it a particular visual niche that some searchers want specifically.

The listing describes a gallery of futuristic cities, landscapes and minimal animations, so the visual tone skews cinematic rather than cute, and the five screenshots on the page should bear that out. One-tap application means the interface is likely a browse-and-apply storefront with little in the way of editing screens. Animated content suggests motion plays a bigger role here than in still-wallpaper apps.