Widgets

Add weNow's consensus weather directly to your home screen. Available on both Android and iOS (iOS 17 or later). Widgets refresh automatically — roughly every 30 minutes on Android and on iOS's standard widget cadence.

Android Widgets

Four widget shapes, each individually configurable with its own location and forecast mode.

WidgetSizeWhat It Shows
Small2x2Temperature, weather icon, and city name. Quick glance.
Large4x2Current weather with details (feels-like, humidity, wind) plus a 3-day or 3-hour forecast.
Detailed4x3Full weather dashboard with confidence indicator, all details, and a 6-day or 6-hour forecast.
Overlay4x3Transparent glass design that floats over your wallpaper. Shows time, weather, and a 5-item forecast.

How to add an Android widget

  1. Long-press on an empty area of your home screen
  2. Tap "Widgets"
  3. Find "weNow" in the list
  4. Drag the widget size you want to your home screen
  5. Set a location and forecast mode in the configuration screen that appears

Configuration (Android)

Each widget can be configured independently:

To reconfigure a widget, long-press it and tap the configure/edit option (varies by Android version).

iOS Widgets

Two widget families, available in the standard iOS sizes. Requires iOS 17 or later.

WidgetSizesWhat It Shows
weNow WeatherSmall / Medium / LargeTemperature, icon, and city. Medium adds a 3-day forecast column. Large adds a full 6-day grid plus details.
weNow OverlayLargeTranslucent dark background designed to layer cleanly over photo wallpapers, with weather and a multi-day forecast.

How to add an iOS widget

  1. Long-press on an empty area of your home screen until the apps wiggle
  2. Tap the + button in the top-left corner
  3. Search for "weNow"
  4. Swipe between sizes (Small, Medium, Large) and tap Add Widget
  5. Tap Done

Configuration (iOS)

iOS widgets show the location you've selected in the main weNow app — open the app and pick a city, and the widget will follow. There is no separate per-widget configuration screen on iOS (this is a WidgetKit limitation, not a weNow choice).

If you want to see weather for different cities on different widgets, the simplest workaround is to add the same widget twice and use Smart Stack rotation, or switch the active city in the app when you want to check a different location.

Confidence Color

Widgets on both platforms display the same confidence color as the app -- green when sources agree, yellow for moderate disagreement, red for significant disagreement. This gives you an instant sense of how reliable today's forecast is, right from your home screen.

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