Your desktop, at a glance.
Widgets for Windows that stay out of your way.
Free and open source · Windows 10 and 11 · Nothing else to install
Performance
Light. Really light.
Every widget runs in one small native process. Your desktop barely notices it’s there.
Just
33 MB
of memory with seven widgets on your desktop.
About
0.3%
of a single CPU core, even while they update.
Nothing
extra
to install. It runs on the .NET already built into Windows.
Light, dark,
or Vibrant.
Vibrant lets your wallpaper glow softly through every widget.
Private
by default.
Your tokens and calendar links are encrypted to your Windows account. Nothing is read until you say so.
Everything you
glance at.
Three clocks built in. Everything else, one click away in Explore.
Clocks
Analog, dark and world clocks.
Calendar
Today, what’s next and the month, from any .ics link.
Weather
Right now and the hours ahead, from Open-Meteo.
Focus Timer
Start, pause, and it keeps going after a restart.
Reminders & Notes
Type straight onto your desktop.
System
CPU, memory and disk at a glance.
Now Playing
Spotify, your browser or Media Player.
Photo Frame
A picture from any folder. GIFs too.
GitHub
Your profile, streak and contributions.
Formula 1
The race hub, with live timing.
Community
Made by people.
Checked by a person.
Anyone can share a widget. None of them reach your desktop without a human review first.
01
Written in plain C#.
Readable source, not a sealed package.
02
Every version, read.
The owner reviews each update before it’s listed.
03
Verified on your PC.
Before it runs, the app checks the code is exactly what was reviewed.
Get Desk Widgets.
One file. Run it, and it’s in your Start menu. From the Store it updates itself.