Tools
Themes: Color Widgets, Icons
Home screen widgets for iPhone that change what they show through the day according to rules you set.
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- Developer
- QIJI TECHNOLOGY COMPANY LIMITED
- Score
- 4.2
- Downloads
- 10K+ ratings
- Age
- Rated 4+
- Version
- 1.2.7
- Price
- Free
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About this app
A single widget slot that shows different things at different times is the idea behind Themes: Color Widgets, Icons. You might have it display the weather first thing, switch to the calendar on weekdays and end the day with your activity ring progress, all following rules you define. That makes it useful for people short of home screen space. Widgets available include wallpaper, clock and weather, and each can be adjusted in both function and appearance. A widget box holds extra tools that launch depending on which widget is active, so a fairly personal layout can be built from a small number of slots. Browsing and choosing widgets is done by swiping through the app. Getting everything requires a Premium Membership sold as a weekly auto-renewing subscription, which is worth weighing against what the free tier offers.
Themes: Color Widgets, Icons: the full guide
What the app is
One slot, several jobs. The idea behind this widget app from QIJI TECHNOLOGY is that a single home screen widget can show the weather at breakfast, the calendar on weekdays and your activity rings in the evening, switching according to rules you write. For people with a crowded home screen, that saves space rather than spending it.
Each widget, wallpaper, clock or weather among them, is adjustable in function and appearance, and a widget box keeps extra tools ready, launching whichever matches what's currently shown. Full access is a Premium Membership on a weekly auto-renewing subscription.
How it works day to day
Setup is the real work: deciding what you want to see when, and building the rules. After that, the widget changes itself through the day without you touching it. Morning glance, weather. Midweek, your meetings. Night, how close you got to your movement goal. Tapping the widget can launch a tool from the widget box tied to whatever is showing.
New widget designs are found by swiping through the app, and most people will do that once, settle on a layout, and leave it.
Why people look for it
Home screen real estate. Widgets are big, and anyone who wants weather, calendar and fitness visible without giving up a whole page looks for a way to rotate them. Rule-based switching is a fairly specific feature, and the people who search for it already know they want it. The Tools category placement reflects that utility focus rather than a decorative one.
Look and feel
Filed under Tools rather than Art & Design, which hints at function over decoration, though the five screenshots on the page will show how much styling is on offer. Every widget can be adjusted in appearance as well as content, so expect colour and layout options per widget. Swiping through designs suggests a gallery-style browser rather than a settings-heavy one.
