Say it.
Get a widget.
SmallWorks is an app that lives on your iPhone and makes the widgets you describe. Type what you want to see, in plain words. It's built on the device, and you put it on your Home Screen or Lock Screen.
Widgets
Layout
Colour
Keep the
new one?
Nothing changes until you say so.
Settings
Brain
Privacy
Data
About
A scripted demo. The numbers are made up.
Tap around the app
This is the whole app: one screen of your widgets and a box to describe the next one. Tap the phone yourself, type your own idea, or pick something below and watch it happen.
A widget is a small spec, not code.
The model on your iPhone doesn't write a program. It fills in a short form: what kind of widget, its words, its look. The app checks the form, and one native renderer draws it. So a widget can only do what the form allows.
The model is Apple's own on-device one. If your iPhone doesn't have it, SmallWorks can download one open model and run it on the device instead.
The one wire a widget may have, after you tap Allow.
Everything else stays unreachable.
Your iPhone's data stays on your iPhone.
- Calendar, Reminders and Health are read on the device, and only after iOS asks you.
- No accounts, no analytics, no ads. SmallWorks has no server of its own.
- A widget that needs the web gets one address, and only once you tap Allow.
- Sharing a widget sends its design, never your counts or pictures.
The details are in the privacy policy, written in plain words.
Out of the app, too.
Lock Screen
The same widgets, drawn for the space under the clock.
Live countdowns
Follow a countdown as a Live Activity, in the Dynamic Island.
One press to log
Add a glass from Control Center, or ask Siri and Shortcuts to do it.
Make your own widgets.
For iPhone and iPad, on iOS 26 or later.
Coming soon to the App Store