iOS Home Screen widget
Your data on the Home Screen.
Give the app a URL. It fetches your JSON and turns it into a native iPhone widget, with real text, gauges, and countdowns that keep running.
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Set it up in three steps
You provide the data. The app takes care of drawing the widget.
Return some JSON
Start with any endpoint that answers a GET with a view. A static file is
fine for your first test.
Add the URL
Give the endpoint a name in the app. Then add a Webhook Widget and choose it.
Update it from your server
The layout lives in the response. Change your handler and the widget changes with it — no app update needed.
Examples you can use
Nine small examples, each showing a different way to build a widget. They are live, so you can add one to the app and see it on your phone.
Try it free. Pay once to use it on your Home Screen.
Create hooks and preview them for free. When you are ready to add one to your Home Screen, pay once — there is no subscription.
Build and preview
Add as many hooks as you like and preview them at every size. There are no limits while you are building, and nothing expires.
Add them to your Home Screen
Pay once, not monthly. The app connects to your server, so there is no service to subscribe to.
Share with friends and family
Share a hook and it works on their Home Screen at no extra cost. They do not need to pay unless they want to create their own hooks.
You can try everything for two weeks, starting when you create your first hook.