For Meta Quest · Horizon OS
Horizon has no home-screen widgets — so Widgets gives them windows. Pick a type from the catalog, spawn one or several 2D panels, and each one stays live: ticking clocks, running timers, fresh weather, your to-do list.
Tuesday, 27 Oct
Every type is a window. Every window is configured independently — run three clocks, each in its own time zone, accent and layout.
Each widget spawns into its own adjacent Horizon panel. Open a clock, a countdown and the weather at once, drag them around, keep as many as you like — every window stays in sync with the gallery.
No subscriptions, no sign-in, no onboarding maze.
Every widget is a standalone 2D panel. Spawn, close and rearrange them freely in Horizon.
Clocks tick, countdowns run, pomodoros switch, alarms ring in the panel — while it is open.
Each window keeps its own settings and one of six RLDS accent colors, stored locally.
No accounts, no ads, no analytics. Your data never leaves the headset.
Under 8 MB. A pure 2D app — no VR scene, no hand tracking, nothing to wear off.
Follows the system theme, or force either. The same UI Set look as Horizon itself.
Three steps, ten seconds.
Browse the catalog: Time, Productivity or Info. 21 types, from world clocks to a water tracker.
One tap opens the widget in its own adjacent panel — the gallery stays behind, ready for more.
Open the window settings: time zones, goals, feeds, lists — and pick an accent color.
Widget instances, lists and settings are stored locally. The only network access is the optional Weather and News widgets, which query the public services you configure yourself — no API keys, no tracking, no accounts. Read the full Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.