Stocks, FX, crypto, weather, GitHub activity. Drop a widget into a dashboard or pin it to your home screen. Your device fetches straight from the source; our servers never handle the data.
npx numable workspace init
Each widget comes from a standalone tool. Install it and it works; tweak the parameters as you like. Every one ships a light and a dark look that follow your system.

stockforexgoldcryptomacroweatherairtodogithubappwatchccusagehackerPin any widget from your dashboard to the system desktop. iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and HarmonyOS all get native widgets; the Windows desktop app runs the same tool and the same widget.






WidgetKitWidgetKitWidgetKitApp WidgetService Widgetsame widgetsOur servers only distribute content packages: what a widget looks like and where it fetches from. The actual data requests go straight from your device to the source. We can't see them, and we don't want to.
The desktop app has a built-in editor: lay out shapes on a canvas, wire sources in a data flow, preview, then package. Or hand the job to your AI.

Run the first line inside a coding assistant such as Claude Code or Codex. It pulls in the numable command line, sets up a workspace, writes the rules the AI needs, generates the widget, then checks and renders it on its own.
Needs Node 18 or newer. If you use it often, installing it locally is faster: npm i -g numable.
The core is free: installing tools, dashboards, desktop widgets and the regular refresh rate cost nothing. A subscription for heavy use comes later, and the free tier won't shrink.
No. Our servers only distribute signed content packages; data requests go straight from your device to the source, and the data lives only on your device. If you turn on multi-device sync (a membership feature), only data encrypted on your device is uploaded. The key never leaves your devices, so we can't decrypt it.
iPhone, iPad, Mac, Android and HarmonyOS NEXT (native, not a webview shell), each with system desktop widgets, plus a Windows desktop app.