This week, Federico and John revisit their approaches to their iPhone Home Screens, including the third-party widgets they’re using, and how they are optimizing their mix of apps and widgets since the iOS 14 update. Federico also shares a trick for integrating certain widgets and folders of icons into his wallpaper.

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Federico and John’s Home Screens

Federico’s Home Screens:

John’s Home Screens:

Shortcuts Mentioned, which are available in the MacStories Shortcuts Archive:
Apps Mentioned:
- Soor
  - The MacStories review
- Timery
  - The widgets discussed are in beta and are coming soon
- Todoist
  - The MacStories review
- GoodLinks
  - The widgets discussed are in beta and are coming soon
- LookUp
  - The MacStories review
- Wikipedia
  - The MacStories review
- Apollo
  - The MacStories review
- Widget Wizard
  - The MacStories widget creation roundup
  - Federico’s Twitter thread about calendar widgets
- MusicHarbor
  - The MacStories review
- Widgeridoo
  - The MacStories widget creation roundup
- lire
  - The MacStories review
- Fantastical
  - The MacStories review
- Ascend
- FoodNoms
- Tempo
  - The widgets discussed are in beta and are coming soon
- CardioBot
- Launcher
- IMDb
- World Clock
- Anybuffer
  - The MacStories review

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Our Newly Customized iOS 14 Home Screens