Dashlet turns any HTTPS endpoint into a widget. Connect an endpoint, tap the JSON fields you want in a live browser, pick a render type (number, chart, gauge, map), and place it as a native widget. Home Screen, Lock Screen, StandBy, Watch complication. No code, no account, no data leaving the device. Secrets sit in the Keychain, fetching happens on-device, and there are no third-party SDKs or analytics.
the on-device focus is genuinely refreshing, especially the keychain for secrets and zero third-party SDKs. most widget tools ship with some analytics or cloud round trip, so the craft here feels pretty disciplined honestly
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Picked a random API, tapped two fields, and had a working home screen widget in under a minute, which honestly surprised me. The fact that secrets stay in the Keychain and nothing leaves the device is the real selling point.
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Picked it up yesterday and wired a couple of internal endpoints into widgets in under five minutes. Tapping JSON fields in the browser feels way more natural than writing path strings by hand.
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Finally a way to drop my own API stats right on the home screen without handing my keys to some random service. The point-and-pick JSON flow actually works, and seeing a live gauge on my Lock Screen feels genuinely useful.
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the tap-to-pick JSON fields in a live browser is honestly such a smart move, basically turns what could be a tedious config nightmare into something that feels almost playful. really nice execution on the on-device piece too.
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@azattomur36102 Thanks, that's what I was going for - to make assembling a widget from some data as simple as possible!
the on-device focus is genuinely refreshing, especially the keychain for secrets and zero third-party SDKs. most widget tools ship with some analytics or cloud round trip, so the craft here feels pretty disciplined honestly
Picked a random API, tapped two fields, and had a working home screen widget in under a minute, which honestly surprised me. The fact that secrets stay in the Keychain and nothing leaves the device is the real selling point.
Picked it up yesterday and wired a couple of internal endpoints into widgets in under five minutes. Tapping JSON fields in the browser feels way more natural than writing path strings by hand.
Finally a way to drop my own API stats right on the home screen without handing my keys to some random service. The point-and-pick JSON flow actually works, and seeing a live gauge on my Lock Screen feels genuinely useful.
the tap-to-pick JSON fields in a live browser is honestly such a smart move, basically turns what could be a tedious config nightmare into something that feels almost playful. really nice execution on the on-device piece too.
@azattomur36102 Thanks, that's what I was going for - to make assembling a widget from some data as simple as possible!