> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://monthly-calender-widgets.gitbook.io/docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://monthly-calender-widgets.gitbook.io/docs/widgets/widget-catalog/lock-screen.md). # Lock Screen widgets Lock Screen widgets provide quick, glanceable information without unlocking your phone. Monthly Calendar Widgets includes **26 Lock Screen widgets** across three widget families: Circular, Rectangular, and Inline. ## Day progress widgets (4) Day progress widgets show how much of the current day has passed. ### Day Remaining (Rectangular) Shows the number of hours remaining in your day as a compact rectangular display. ### Day Gauge (Circular) A minimal circular gauge showing hours left in the day. Clean and easy to read at a glance. ### Day Dots (Rectangular) 24 dots arranged in a rectangular widget, each representing one hour of the day. Dots fill in as hours pass, giving you a visual progress tracker. ### Day Squares (Rectangular) 24 squares arranged in a rectangular widget, each representing one hour. Squares fill as the day progresses. More structured than dots for a geometric look. ## Year progress widgets (2) Year progress widgets track how far through the current year you are. ### Year Dots (Rectangular) 52 dots representing the 52 weeks of the year. Dots fill as weeks complete, showing your yearly progress at a glance. ### Year Squares (Rectangular) 12 squares representing the 12 months. Squares fill as each month completes, giving you a month-level view of the year. ## Countdown timer widgets (10) Countdown timers track time remaining until a target date. You create timers in the app, set one as **active**, and it appears in Lock Screen widgets. ### Countdown Timer (Circular) A circular countdown that shrinks as time runs out. Compact and visual. ### Timer Countdown (Rectangular) A rectangular progress bar that depletes from left to right as the countdown approaches zero. ### Timer Detailed (Rectangular) Full breakdown showing remaining days, hours, minutes, and seconds alongside a visual progress indicator. The most information-dense timer format. ### Timer Inline (Inline) Compact single-line display showing remaining time. Fits in the inline widget area above the clock. ### Timer Dots -- Inline (Inline) Progress shown as filled and empty dots in a single line. A clean, minimal way to see countdown progress. ### Timer Dashes (Inline) Progress shown as filled and empty dashes in a single line. A structured alternative to the dots format. ### Timer Dots -- Circular (Circular) Dots arranged in a circular pattern that fill as time counts down. ### Timer Ring (Circular) A clean, minimal ring that depletes as the countdown progresses. ### Timer Dots Grid (Rectangular) A grid of dots in a rectangular widget that tracks countdown progress visually. ### Timer Bars (Rectangular) Vertical or horizontal bars in a rectangular widget that track countdown progress. ## Dual timer widgets (3) Two countdowns displayed simultaneously in a single Lock Screen widget. ### Dual Timer Equal (Rectangular) Both timers displayed at the same size, side by side. Neither takes visual priority. ### Dual Timer Hero (Rectangular) One timer is large (primary) with the second timer smaller (secondary). Draws focus to the more important countdown. ### Dual Timer Rings (Circular) Shows both timers at the same time in one compact widget layout. Despite the name, this style does not draw two ring graphics. ## Stopwatch widget (1) ### Stopwatch Detailed (Rectangular) Shows elapsed time with full detail. The stopwatch scales from seconds to minutes, hours, days, months, and even years of elapsed time. Runs independently -- continues counting even when the app is closed. ## Dual stopwatch widgets (2) ### Dual Stopwatch (Rectangular) Two stopwatches displayed side by side at equal size. ### Dual Stopwatch Hero (Rectangular)One large primary stopwatch with a smaller secondary stopwatch alongside it.## Managing timers and stopwatches- **Create** timers and stopwatches in the app's Widgets tab. * **Set active** -- The active timer/stopwatch is what appears in Lock Screen widgets. <<<<<<< Updated upstream * **Start/stop stopwatches** from the app. * **Dual configurations** -- Pair two timers or two stopwatches for dual widgets.## Pro requirementAll Lock Screen widgets are **Pro features**. Without Pro, Lock Screen widgets show a locked overlay prompting you to upgrade. ======= * **Start/stop stopwatches** from the app or the Control Center widget (iOS 26). * **Dual configurations** -- Pair two timers or two stopwatches for dual widgets.## Pro requirementAll Lock Screen widgets are **Pro features**. Without Pro, Lock Screen widgets show a locked overlay prompting you to upgrade. > > > > > > > Stashed changes --- # Agent Instructions This documentation is published with GitBook. GitBook is the documentation platform designed so that both humans and AI agents can read, navigate, and reason over technical content effectively. Learn more at gitbook.com. ## Querying This Documentation If you need additional information that is not directly available in this page, you can query the documentation dynamically by asking a question. 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