Art & Design
One-tap iPhone themes bundling icons, widgets and wallpapers, with a theme maker and Apple Health widgets.
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Themify is a home and lock screen customisation app for iPhone with a very large catalogue: around 2,500 themes, over 4,000 widgets, more than 2,000 icon packs, 5,800-plus wallpapers and a thousand lock screen designs. It's for people who want a coordinated look applied quickly, and who'd rather browse than build. Its 3-in-1 themes swap icons, widgets and wallpaper together in one tap, in styles from pastel and anime to minimal and dark. Widgets cover the home screen, lock screen and StandBy mode, and the widget maker lets you build ones showing steps, sleep, water intake, weather, clocks, calendars, photos or quotes. Apple Health integration feeds real step, sleep and activity data into those widgets. If nothing fits, a theme maker lets you combine your own wallpapers, widgets, icons, shapes and colours. The listing doesn't mention pricing, so check in-app for what's free and what isn't.
Health data on the home screen is the unusual part of Themify. Its widget maker can show steps, sleep and activity pulled from Apple Health, alongside the weather, clocks, photos and quotes that every theming app offers, and those widgets extend to the lock screen and StandBy mode.
The catalogue is big: roughly 2,500 themes, 4,000 widgets, 2,000 icon packs, 5,800 wallpapers and about a thousand designs for the lock screen. Themes change icons, widgets and wallpaper in one tap, and a theme maker lets you assemble your own from parts. Pricing isn't stated.
Start by applying a 3-in-1 theme, which gets the phone from stock to styled in a tap. Then the interesting bit: build a widget that shows last night's sleep or today's steps in the same colours as the theme, so the health information looks like part of the design rather than a bolt-on. StandBy gets a matching widget for when the phone is on its side charging.
If the catalogue doesn't have your exact look, the theme maker combines your own wallpapers with the app's shapes, icons and colours.
The Health widgets. People who want steps or sleep visible on the home screen usually have to accept the stock look of fitness widgets, and Themify lets them match the rest of the theme instead. The catalogue size and the one-tap application bring in the general theming crowd, and 100,000-plus ratings mean it ranks high when they search.
With StandBy, lock screen and home screen all covered, the five screenshots on the page likely show the same theme carried across several surfaces, which is the best way to judge it. Styles cover pastel, anime, minimal and dark among others, so expect a broad gallery. The widget maker implies editing screens with colour and layout controls, more than a browse-only catalogue.
A 4.6 rating from more than 100,000 reviews puts Themify among the better-supported theming apps here, and version 2.30 suggests a second major version with many increments. AIBY Incorporated is the publisher. Only the App Store is linked. Support for StandBy, a recent iOS feature, implies the app has been updated for current systems, though the listing doesn't date that.
Health stats on themes
Step, sleep and activity widgets drawn from Apple Health match the rest of the look.
StandBy mode styling
Widgets extend to the sideways charging view as well as the lock screen.
Building your own theme
Combine your wallpapers with the app's icons, shapes and colours.
Rated 4+ and free to install, but the listing gives no pricing at all, so assume a subscription gates most of the catalogue and check before you build anything. Health widgets will ask for Apple Health permissions. Ads aren't mentioned. No account or region requirement is stated. iOS version requirements aren't given, though StandBy support implies a recent system. It's App Store only, with no Android build.
Our take
The pick for anyone who wants fitness data on a themed home screen, since nobody else in this batch does that. The catalogue is big enough for general use too. The unknown pricing is the one reason to hesitate; find out what's free before investing time in the theme maker. If health widgets don't interest you, a cheaper rival may do.