PokéWidget

Animated Pokémon sprites, living on your home screen.

Any Pokémon, in any game's art. Tap one to hear its cry. For Android and Windows, and free.

Rayquaza and Deoxys, animating on a real home screen.

Download

Every release has a .sha256 file next to each download if you want to check what you got. All releases and what changed in each.

Installing it

On Android

This is not on the Play Store, so Android will check twice that you meant it. Both warnings are normal and neither means anything is wrong:

  1. Open the downloaded file. Android asks whether your browser is allowed to install apps. Say yes — you only do this once.
  2. Play Protect says it does not recognise the app. It says that about everything that did not come from the Play Store. Tap Install anyway, or More details first if that button is hidden.
  3. Add a widget. Long-press an empty part of your home screen, tap Widgets, find PokéWidget, and drag one out.

On Windows

  1. Run the downloaded installer. Windows may say it protected your PC, because the app is not signed by a big publisher. Click More info, then Run anyway.
  2. Make a widget and put it on the desktop. It sits on your wallpaper under your open apps; drag it anywhere, pull its corner to resize it, or pin it to keep it on top of everything.

New in 1.6

What it does