Finally a good widget
Ommmmgg finally a good widget and the design is so cute 🌸🌸🌸🌸
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This app allows you to send drawings and text directly to a loved one's home screen widget. Connect with your favorite person through shared doodles and get instant notifications when they create something new.
✓Live home screen widget for drawings
✓Doodle canvas with text and photos
✓Real-time drawing notifications
✓Shared drawing history
✓Subscription for unlimited features
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What's New in LCKR
1.0.1
July 8, 2026
Bug fixes and performance improvements.
Subscription plans
Weekly Trial
Weekly subscription Trial
$5.997 Days
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FAQ
What is LCKR?
LCKR is a social networking app that lets you send drawings and text directly to a loved one's home screen widget. It aims to foster connection through shared doodles and instant notifications.
How does LCKR work?
You pair with your person using an invite code. Once paired, you can draw on a canvas and send it to their widget, where it appears instantly. They can do the same for you.
Does LCKR have ads?
No, LCKR does not contain advertisements. The app is free to download and use, with optional in-app purchases for premium features.
What are the subscription options for LCKR?
LCKR offers a Weekly Trial for $5.99 per 7 days and an Annual Trial for $59.99 per year. These subscriptions unlock unlimited drawings and premium features.
What devices support LCKR?
Currently, LCKR is supported on iPhones. Future compatibility with other devices may be announced by the developer.
How often is LCKR updated?
The latest version of LCKR is 1.0.1, last updated on July 8, 2026. Updates typically include new features, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
What is the age rating for LCKR?
LCKR has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. The content is generally appropriate for young children.
What is the user sentiment for LCKR?
Based on limited data, LCKR has a rating of 3.5 stars from 2 ratings. This suggests a mixed but generally positive reception from its early users.