An annual subscription of $6.99 is required to unlock all widgets, or you can purchase a lifetime license for $9.99 (for a limited time). Wdgts 2 is available on the App Store with two widgets that you can try for free. With the limited functionalities and customizations, their widgets were not making much of a difference. The macOS version of the app is also compatible with the Music app, so you can see the currently playing song without having to open anything. Mac has had widgets since 2014 (memory check: OS X Yosemite), but the experience was unsatisfactory.

The app’s widgets can be added to the system’s Notification Center and even on the desktop. In addition to the calculator and currency converter (which now includes Bitcoin), users will also find some new options like Clips to quickly save links or text from the clipboard and a widget that shows photos you have taken that day over the years.įor the first time ever, Wdgts is now available for macOS users. This pushed Sonawane to rebuild the entire app with not only iOS 15, but also with macOS Monterey in mind.īeing able to put widgets on your home screen is only part of what Wdgts 2 has to offer, as the app also comes with new widgets. While widgets were restricted to the Notification Center in iOS, users can now finally put widgets on the home screen of their iPhone and iPad with the latest version of the operating system. After seven years, developer Tanmay Sonawane – who’s also behind Soor music player – introduced Wdgts 2 with a major redesign to the app. As the name suggests, this widget monitors the battery of your MacBook. Trusted by millions of Mac users worldwide, Battery Monitor is a fantastic widget on your Mac. Wdgts was one of the first apps to bring widgets to iOS 8’s Notification Center in 2014, and it let users easily access a calendar, currency converter, and even a calculator. To ensure all the information you need is just a glance away, we have assembled the best Notification Center Widgets for Mac.

Macbook widgets screen