Twenty widgets that look like they came with your iPhone — and go transparent, so your wallpaper shows through every one of them. A sci-fi status panel, the weather, your month, your mail, your steps. Buy a section once and it is yours forever.
Every widget has one switch: draw its own card, or let your wallpaper through. Light and dark follow your phone. Real data from your calendar, reminders, mail, steps and the sky — read on the device, shown on the Home Screen.
Long-press a widget, tap Edit, turn on Transparent. The card disappears and the text, charts and icons sit straight on your wallpaper.
Each widget has a day palette and a night palette that keep the same hierarchy with the lightness turned over — never an inverted mess.
Calendars, reminders, steps, distance and mail are read on the device. No account, no analytics, no third-party SDKs. Mail passwords live in the Keychain.
The in-app shop is one page per theme, with live previews drawn from your own data. These are four of them.
Next events as cards, today's date, the month, and a large calendar with events, reminders and the weather on one panel.

Today by the hour, the week ahead, and a glass clock that looks like the Lock Screen's. Weather from Apple Weather.

Messages from two accounts, on small or medium cards, in the colour you choose. Any IMAP account, Gmail included.

This week's steps as a curve with today's count, and your average distance over the last 21 days.

A large sci-fi control panel: the time, the weather, your month, the next events and reminders, storage and battery. Two palettes. The widget on the phone above.
Ten shortcuts to your apps with their real icons, a four-tile version at icon size, and three world clocks that show whether it is day or night there.
The app is free. Two widgets are free. Each section of the shop is a single purchase that unlocks every widget on it — on every iPhone signed in with your Apple Account.
No subscription, no account, no trial that ends. Restore your purchases on a new phone with one tap.
It asks for the permissions the widgets need — calendar, reminders, motion, Health, location for the weather — one at a time. Each one only feeds its own widget.
Touch and hold the Home Screen, tap Edit → Add Widget, search for DataFastView and pick the one you want.
Touch and hold the widget, tap Edit Widget, turn on Transparent. Your wallpaper shows through.
Free to download. Two widgets free. The rest, one purchase per section — and yours forever.
Download on the App Store