Website widgets
Keep the part that matters.
Turn an existing website or internal dashboard into a widget. Zoom and crop to the number, chart, or panel you check most. Sign in to compatible sites.
Busybody / Widgets for your work
Keep your dashboards, business metrics, and service status in view on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
One active source free. Busybody Pro for more.
Website widgets
Turn an existing website or internal dashboard into a widget. Zoom and crop to the number, chart, or panel you check most. Sign in to compatible sites.
API widgets / New in 2.0
Send a GET or POST request with your headers and authentication. Choose a number or text from the response. Busybody handles the widget layout.
Paste a website URL or test an API request.
Frame a webpage, pick a JSON field, or use a plain text response.
Put it on your Home Screen or Mac desktop. Tap it to explore saved history.
Monitor one active website or API source for free, with multiple widgets for that source. A Busybody Pro subscription lets you monitor more sources.
Widgets capture websites and call APIs directly from your device. API sources let you request a refresh interval; Apple controls when updates run. Updates aren't continuous or guaranteed at an exact time.
Yes, for compatible websites. Sign in inside Busybody and save the session for future captures. Some sites block embedded browsers or use sessions that can't be reused. Sessions can expire. Only monitor sites that permit automated access.
Requests go directly from your device to your sources. Captures, responses, and history stay on your device. Saved sessions and API credentials use Keychain. No Folding Sky account is required. Widget content is visible to anyone who can see your screen.
Busybody requires iOS 26, iPadOS 26, or macOS 26 or later. Optional summaries use Apple Intelligence on a supported device with Apple Intelligence enabled. Summaries can appear in widgets, too.
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Built by Peter Bray. Bootstrapper in Reno. He's open to working with teams on hard AI problems.