X Widget vs FocusForFun

X Widget X Widget lets you create custom and personalized widgets for your iOS 14 home screen. X Widget app features a variety of small, medium, and large widgets for functions like Photo, Photo Slideshow, Custom Text, Date, Time. Each one can be customized to your liking through choices of font, text color, and background color. -- Set up a Widget 1. Open the X Widget App. 2. Choose whether you want to make a Small Widget, Medium Widget, or Large Widget. 3. Select the widget style of your choice. 4. Design the widget. 5. Add widget to your home screen. -- Add Widget to Your Home Screen Once you’ve designed the iOS 14 home screen widget in the X Widget app, you can head back to your home screen, long-press to enter jiggle mode, then tap the “+” icon in the upper-left corner. Look for X Widget in the list of apps, then choose the size of the widget you created. -- On your iOS 14 home screen, you can use as many widgets from X Widget as you’d like. Once you add the X Widget size to your home screen, long-press, choose “Edit Widget” and choose the “Widget” option to pick from the multiple designs you created in the X Widget app.

FocusForFun turns steps, exercise, and time in apps you choose into time for games, videos, and social media. You set the rules for how much time you earn. For example, earn 5 minutes for every 1,000 steps, or 10 minutes for every 5 minutes in a language app. When your time runs out, the apps and sites you limit are locked. Earn time Count steps, walking and running distance, Apple Health exercise minutes, or time spent in apps you pick. You choose which apps count. Add several earning conditions to a rule and adjust how many minutes each one earns. Choose your apps Pick the games, video apps, social media, and sites you want to limit. Set these separately from the apps you use to earn time. Home shows how much time is left and how close you are to earning more. Reset Choose a reset schedule. Unused time does not carry over. Permissions Screen Time access is needed to limit apps and measure app use. To earn time from steps, distance, or exercise, allow read access to Health. FocusForFun reads Health data and never writes to it.