Along with the launch of iOS 17, Apple added one of the new features that many of us had been waiting for for years: interactive widgets. They are not all, not even the majority, but developers have managed to launch their own to take advantage of this opportunity.
Today we are going to see how WidgetBeats works. Is an app that allows you to have an interactive widget with which to control Apple Music. We have learned about her thanks to a reel of Nikias Molina on his Instagram account. In its free version – it has a more complete paid version – we can add them in two different sizes, and they show the name of the song, the artist, and controls to pause, resume, return to the previous song or skip to the next one.
An interactive Apple Music widget with iOS 17
WidgetBeats is available for download on the App Storeand itself is free, although it includes in-app purchases. You can unlock everything that the application includes for a single payment of 2.99 euros, which is not bad at all. At the moment it is only available with Apple Music, although the Spotify option appears with a “coming soon” next to it, so we understand that it will not take long for it to be available.
To add its widgets to the home page, the only thing you will have to do, once you have linked your Apple Music (it is the first thing it will ask you when you open the app) will be:
Keep any app pressed until a + sign appears at the top left. Press it and search for “WidgetBeats” Hit add
And with that that’s it. You can now enjoy an interactive widget to control Apple Music. Sometimes it’s a little hard, but In general terms it is very well done. And at the end of the day, being free, it doesn’t hurt to try it to see if it convinces us.
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2023-09-21 16:01:50
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