Changelog

Pro now includes 50 AI edits a month and Max 150, the AI keeps live values live when you ask, and a connector caching bug is fixed.

WidgetAI now has two paid tiers. The subscription card shows your plan and usage, and Pro members at the cap can move to Max in-app.

The app now opens straight into building. Create an account whenever you want to sync, and everything you made, including purchases, carries over.

Home Screen widgets now fetch fresh connector data on every reload, and referrals pay 50 bonus edits to both sides.

Hitting the monthly edit limit in chat now shows the upgrade options in place, plus purchase reliability fixes.

Free members can build any premium template and preview it on the Home Screen; the AI stops confusing refresh interval with content rotation.

A short privacy overview during first launch explains what stays on-device; the free plan now includes 5 AI edits a month.

Postcard, Shot On, On This Day, Photo Weather, Photo Agenda, Photo Clock, Diptych and Filmstrip join the catalog, plus outlined text.

Share a widget you built: submit it for review from the widget menu, track it under My Submissions, and approved designs join the premium catalog.

Templates that need a city, a ticker or a photo now ask for it in the first chat message, and premium templates gained a picker control.

Chat suggestions above the composer, first-turn template suggestions, and weather fetched directly from your device.

Connector rows show fetch health, a skippable permissions screen joins the intro, and a batch of AI honesty rules.

A Manage account button hands off to the website with one tap, and the AI discloses platform limits before you build into them.

Widgets can show what's playing in Apple Music: title, artist, album and artwork, read on-device. Two new templates: Now Playing and Album Art.

A nine-level Guides tab, thumbs up/down on AI replies, a Send Feedback sheet, and a helper for adding widgets to the Home Screen.

Pick exact photos in the chat composer, show the AI a screenshot of what's wrong, and a redesigned referral card.

The sign-in card adopts Liquid Glass on iOS and macOS 26, and the Mac window opens at a sensible size.

Steps, sleep, heart rate, activity rings and move goal from Apple Health, read on-device, plus crypto, stocks and world clock templates wired to live data.

Delete your account in-app, battery widgets stop freezing, every refresh rate is available on Free, and Apple and Google sign-in arrive.

The build that went to the App Store on 23 June: chat-built widgets, rules that map a value to a colour, undo, and the widget-limit banner.