Widgetscape Download beta

The collection

All 31 desktop widgets for your Mac

Widgetscape is a native macOS app with 31 live widgets for the desktop, in four groups: Time, Productivity, System and Lifestyle. Each one comes in up to eight sizes on one grid, wears the palette you choose, and says exactly what it reads. 8 are free forever; the rest are part of Widgetscape Pro, and every download includes a 14-day trial of all of them.

Download beta See pricing

macOS 14+ · Apple silicon · Notarized by Apple · No account

Time 4

Clocks for here and elsewhere, and Day Timeline, which turns the day’s calendar into a dial along the edge of your screen.

Productivity 12

Your calendar, agenda, reminders, mail and focus sessions, plus widgets for people who build things: Repo Pulse for Git and Token Pulse for AI coding tools.

System 9

A live look at your Mac: CPU, memory, thermal state, storage, network, batteries and which app is using the microphone or camera.

Lifestyle 6

Weather from Apple Weather, what’s playing, the moon and the sun’s path, a daily quote and a photo slideshow.

Shown with sample data, in the Aurora palette. “Free” widgets stay free after the trial; “Pro” widgets need Widgetscape Pro (€9.99 + VAT, one-time).

What “reads” means

Every widget has a Privacy tab in the app that lists what it reads, where that goes and which macOS permission it uses — the same line you see under each widget above. Most widgets use no data at all. Widgets that need your calendars, location or photos ask macOS for permission the first time you add them, never before.

What a widget shows stays on your Mac. Connected calendars and mail talk directly to Apple, Google or Microsoft, and the Weather widget sends only the place’s coordinates, rounded to about a kilometre, to Apple Weather. Read the privacy policy for the details.

Sizes, styles and one look

Widgets snap to a grid of 150-point cells with 12-point gaps. Each widget offers the sizes its layouts support, from Small (1×1) to Huge (4×4), and each size is a layout of its own rather than a stretched copy. Most widgets also have several faces — Analog Clock has five, Weather six.

The look is shared: choose one of 23 palettes (or make your own), Light, Dark or follow the system, and a Glass, Solid, Outline or Transparent surface, and every widget changes at once.

Free widgets

These 8 widgets — two from every group — stay free forever, with every customization option: Time, Analog Clock, Calendar, Focus Timer, System Pulse, Batteries, Weather, Moon Phase.

  • Time
  • Analog Clock
  • Calendar
  • Focus Timer
  • System Pulse
  • Batteries
  • Weather
  • Moon Phase

Two widgets you won’t find elsewhere

Day Timeline turns the day’s calendar into a radio-tuner dial along any edge of the screen: events are stations, the needle is now. Token Pulse shows how many tokens your AI coding tools — Claude Code, Codex, Gemini CLI and more — have used today, this week or this month, read from their logs on your Mac.

Try all 31 for 14 days.

No account and no card. When the trial ends, the 8 free widgets keep working and nothing is deleted.

Download beta

macOS 14+ · Apple silicon · Notarized by Apple