Ate offers various widgets to make both journaling and self-reflection easier and faster.
Adding a Widget
On the more recent Apple iPhones, a widget can be added by long tapping on the screen or by scrolling to the bottom of the Dashboard.
Ate offers various widgets to make journaling easier:
There is a Quick Meal Add widget that will open up the camera view. (Adding a Text-only meal or importing a photo are also options on this screen).
The Capture Menu widget will open up the capture menu that lists all the journaling options the app supports.
For self-reflection, there is a Last Meal widget in various sizes. Long-tapping on this, once added, opens up the Edit Widget option to customize the widget behavior. You will also see the time since the last meal or the On-path % for the week (available in 3 different sizes)
A Last Meal & Stats widget displays both the last meal and weekly stats in a single widget. Again, there are some customization options through the standard Edit function.
Add Movement to quickly add movement to your path
Add Beverages to quickly add to your path
Customizing the appearance of the widget from within Ate
Customize the appearance of the widget on your phone by going into Settings > Preferences > Widgets. Select Dark mode, Light mode, or automatic.
Even more widget options with iOS18:
• Quick Access from the Lock Screen:
You can now open Ate directly from the bottom of your lock screen, just like you would with your camera.
• Add Ate to Control Center:
Prefer to keep Ate in your Control Center? You can add it for instant access whenever you need it.
• New and Updated Widgets:
If these aren’t your style, explore our newly updated widgets for iOS 18. With just one tap, you can open Ate and stay consistent.
• Dark Mode & Icon Customization:
We’ve also added a dark icon mode and icon shading options, letting you personalize your experience even more.