When Apple introduced iOS 14, one of the most unexpectedly popular new features was the ability to add widgets and configure your iPhone Home Screen. In addition to adding widgets from the apps already on your device, Widgetsmith was an app that allowed you to create custom widgets with different colors and fonts to display things like your calendar, or the weather, or the phases of the moon. It even allowed you to add timed widgets, which change throughout the day based on what information you want to display. Those features made it an instant hit for people who wanted to …
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