Every EdgeOS widget

Time and date: classic, dot matrix, seven-segment, flip or analog, in any time zone.

CPU, GPU and memory load, live.

What's playing, with the controls you choose, where you want them.

Volume for every app, plus master and mic.

Up to six time zones side by side, with how far ahead each is and whether it is day or night there.

Countdown with presets, stopwatch with laps, and Pomodoro. Pulses and chimes when time is up.

The time left to a date you pick, with a title. Totals in years to seconds, several dates, repeats every year for birthdays and holidays.

The time, today's date and this month, with today marked.

Live scores, fixtures, results and tables from leagues around the world. Follow your teams, bookmark matches, get goal alerts.

A quick checklist that lives on the Edge.

Jot things down; your notes on every screen.

The weather where you are: now, the next hours and the days ahead. Forecast from MET Norway.

The month, the week or today at a glance, with the dates you mark.

Buttons for shortcuts, apps, links and media.

Your Stream Deck keys, live on the Edge.

Your next marked dates: birthdays, trips, anything you add, or the Calendar widget's.

The weather as a big number, a picture or the next four days. Forecast from MET Norway.

Your GitHub: notifications, pull requests with their checks, Actions runs, issues, a repository's stars and releases, your contribution graph and profile.

Your Notion: a database as a list or a board with ticks and status changes, a page to read and tick, quick capture, what's due and your recent pages.

Your Slack: unread channels and DMs, mentions, your status, away and paused notifications, quick messages and pinned channels.

Your Stripe sales: revenue today, this week and this month, a live sales feed with alerts, MRR and subscriptions, new customers, your balance and next payout, and a chart of daily revenue.

Your Obsidian vault on your Edge: today's note, tasks to tick, quick capture, pinned and recent notes, a note's preview, tags, and your writing streak.

A picture, logo or GIF.

A looping video or GIF.

Any app window, live on your Edge.

A slideshow of the photos in a folder.

A live spectrum of whatever your PC is playing.

Any website, live on the Edge.

YouTube, signed in.

Twitch streams and chat.

Your X timeline.

Embed a web page or widget: paste an iframe code or an address, as in iCUE.

Live preview, scenes, audio and stream controls.

OBS's live picture, edge to edge.

Switch OBS scenes with a tap.

Stream, record, mute, and buttons of your own.

OBS's audio: mute, volume and levels.

Live and recording timers, bitrate and dropped frames.

Live or not, uptime, viewers, followers, subs and the next ad.

One-tap clip, marker, ads, chat modes, Shield Mode, raids and more.

Your channel's chat, with emotes, badges and quick moderation.

Follows, subs, gifts, bits, raids and redemptions as they happen.

Live or not, uptime, viewers, subscribers, your title and category, and this stream's numbers.

One-tap stream info, title and category presets, chat messages, Go live and more.

Your channel's chat: answer, reply, delete, time out and ban.

Follows, subs, gifted subs, KICKs and rewards as they happen.

Your top KICKs gifters this week, this month or of all time.

Wi-Fi on or off, and the network you are on.

Bluetooth on or off, and your paired devices.

Share this PC's internet over Wi-Fi.

Warmer colours on your displays.

Stop the PC and displays from sleeping.

Lock, sleep, restart or shut down.

A brightness control for each display.

Your speakers' volume, with mute.

Your microphone's level, with mute.

Switch between your headset, speakers and monitor with one tap.

Mute or unmute a microphone or speaker with one tap.

Mute or unmute your microphone or speakers with one tap, in a design you choose.

Elgato Wave Link's mixer: a fader, mute and live meter for each channel, the mixes, and the output you listen on.

Windows' taskbar corner: hidden icons, language, network, volume, the clock and notifications. Each opens what it opens on the taskbar.

How many Windows notifications are waiting, and Do not disturb. Tap to open the notification centre.

The input language you are typing in. Tap for the next one, hold for the one before.

Wi-Fi, Ethernet or offline, the network you are on and how fast it is going. Tap for quick settings.

The programs in Windows' notification area. Tap one to open it; the arrow shows the hidden ones, or put them all in the row.

Download and upload speed right now.

Test your internet: ping, download and upload.

Free space on your drives.

Battery levels of this PC and your wireless devices.

Temperatures, fans, clocks and power, from your GPU driver and HWiNFO.

The game you are playing, with live FPS, 1% lows, a frame-time graph, and CPU and GPU load and temperatures.

One number from your PC, as a big figure, a ring, a bar or a graph.

Processor load as a card: the figure, a live graph, recent peak and cores.

Graphics load as a card: the figure, a live graph, recent peak and your graphics card.

Memory in use as a card: the figure, a live graph, what is available, cached and committed.

One drive as a card: how full it is, used, free and its size.

Download and upload as two live graphs, each on its own scale.

Another PC on your network: its load, temperatures and clocks, the game it plays with FPS and 1% low, OBS live and recording, and what it's playing.

Open an app, a file, a folder or a website with one tap.

A tile that opens a panel of apps, links and controls.

One button, many steps: HTTP requests, apps, keys, PC controls.

Your Steam games with their art, playtime and one-tap launch.

Your open windows and pinned apps. Tap to switch, hold for more.

Your Playnite library: covers, playtime, favorites and what's running. Tap a game to play it through Playnite.

Every game from Steam, Epic, GOG, Battle.net, EA, Ubisoft, Xbox and Riot: art, playtime and what's running. Tap to play, hold for favorites, categories and more.

Your Home Assistant, live: lights, climate, blinds, media, scenes, locks, sensors and cameras, with their own controls.

Your Broadlink remotes and plugs: the buttons you learn from your own remotes, macros, plugs on and off, and the sensor's readings. All on your own network.

Your Kick channel: live status, viewers and uptime, chat you can answer, follows, subs, gifts and KICKs, and your title and category to change.