I’ve come across so many apps that tell you that you can have free widgets and it turns out you can’t even use the app unless you pay for it. This one doesn’t do that. Although there is more you can do with premium, I’m personally very very happy with the free widgets. There are so many and it’s incredibly creative. For instance, you can have a little character, take care of a pet, or even have things like a fridge, light, and fan. Another thing I absolutely love is that the widgets are interactive. For example with the ac widget, you can turn it on and off. The widgets even have cute sounds as well!! There is just so much you can do with this app. They offer numerous Lock Screen widgets as well. Now, I think it might just be user error, but I can’t seem to choose my widget design. Otherwise this is my go to app whenever I feel the urge to decorate my phone. ALSO!! there are control panel (that’s what I call it; when you swipe down on the right side of your screen) widgets as well!! I just find it so helpful with the sheer amount of different widgets to choose from. I would recommend this app for literally anyone. If you haven’t gotten it yet, what are you waiting for!!??

This app is wonderful! I use it to make custom widgets, charging videos, and more. The features this app offers make your phone look way more clean, organized, and helps the way it looks. I haven’t had this app for long, it hasn’t even been a month, but overall I’m decently impressed. The few things I want to mention though are that, like the majority of apps, many things are premium only. By many I mean a LOT of things are. You either have to watch ads or go premium just to access 3/4 of the app. I really don’t think everyone’s going to want to have to watch multiple ads just to get access to 2 widgets. Obviously many apps like this one have this type of marketing trick, but this one irritated me more than usual. The second is that some things either don’t work or work excessively. When I was setting up my charging video, it didn’t even work sometimes and took 3-5 tries just for it to play once. Literally a day later when I began charging and took it out of the charging station, it began playing the video over and over and over again when my thumb isn’t on the thumb pad and I didn’t click anything. This seems picky, but when I’m charging I just want it to play once when I plug it in and be done. It’s obviously worked fine before, but on frequent occasions it doesn’t work correctly. Other than that though, this app is great and I would highly recommended it to people. Thanks for reading this review! :)

Overall, this app has a lot of cute options and definitely gives free users a decent amount to work with (for being free) which is really appreciated. The app has a nice variety and is pretty fun to mess with all the things you can download. However; almost every cute/aesthetic like option is locked behind premium, clearly you’re paying for extra but it makes people who either can’t afford it or want to pay for it feel like there’s less variety in aesthetic options (there are still some items, this is just coming from someone who is picky) and seeing what I could have but not able to pay for it can be upsetting sometimes. I feel more animated aesthetic items like widgets, battery designs, etc would be a nice touch for free users :)

The app isn't terrible but I can’t ignore the scam it pulls off in the first few seconds of download. When you first open up the app you're immediately met with instructions, it’s just some helpful guidance as to how the app works, which is great and all until you fully tap through all of the 10+ pages and you’re IMMEDIATELY met with a screen advertising the apps premium feature. Normally I wouldn't care much about this— since I’m well aware many of these free apps need to make a profit in some way— but the developers had the ‘brilliant’ idea to put the “purchase” button RIGHT above the home button where, guess what? Most people press the screen for the most convenience! So, to summarize, what happens if you press this purchase button and you try to escape to home, stupidly forgetting that your fingerprint accepts purchases? You buy the subscription. I’m aware many free apps play into this scam, and, regardless, it will always be unacceptable. It’s even more upsetting since I, in the past, used this app well before they changed their format to support this trick, and despite the disgusting amount of ads, I was able to make cute home screens for free and without too many problems, but it’s clear the developers became even more money hungry and resorted to petty tricks.