WidgetStack is an Android widget platform built because music widgets should look good, scale cleanly, and actually work.
After running into ad-heavy widgets that barely functioned, OndaSupply built a full rendering, interaction, customization, sharing, and support system for aesthetic Android widgets.
WidgetStack started from frustration: music widgets were either static images, limited to basic play/pause controls, unreliable, or locked behind ads despite not working as advertised.
The goal became simple: build widgets that feel aesthetic, behave like real controls, and keep working across different Android devices and widget sizes.
No fake PNG widgets
Widgets are rendered and interactive.
No ad-gated basics
Core functionality is treated as essential.
No broken controls
Hitboxes scale with the widget layout.
No throwaway styles
Styles can be saved, shared, and updated.
Play, pause, stop, previous, next, volume, seek, and skip controls
Album art, marquee text, custom fonts, and themed visual layouts
Tap zones for opening the current player and controlling media
Responsive widgets that scale cleanly across device sizes
Bitmap-rendered widgets for consistent visuals across devices
One spec file per widget to define layout and interaction coordinates
Reusable plugin structure for renderers, layouts, hitboxes, and actions
Debug overlays that show hitbox boundaries while developing
Custom color styles for supported widgets
Saved styles that can be edited and reused later
Public style sharing with generated import codes
Deep links that open the app directly to an import screen
Public style browser with creator attribution
Anonymous start with no sign-up barrier
Account creation with anonymous data transfer into signed ownership
Synced styles, chats, and saved content
Live in-app support chat with read receipts and media attachments
Bug reports and feature requests routed into an admin dashboard
Each widget is wired through a plugin-based structure that connects its renderer, layout specs, hitbox specs, action specs, and debug overlays into a repeatable pipeline.
That means new widgets can be added by defining the visual render, layout coordinates, hitboxes, and actions instead of rebuilding the interaction system from scratch.
Widget spec
Bitmap renderer
Layout binder
Hitbox binder
Action binder
Debug overlay
In-app inbox, live chat, read receipts, media attachments, bug reports, feature requests, and notifications that open the exact conversation.
Custom analytics, opt-out privacy controls, crash logging, update checks, Play Store update notifications, and “what’s new” panels.
Widget specs, renderers, plugins, hitbox tools, and debug views make it easier to add, test, and refine new widget styles.
WidgetStack combines polished interface design, Android widget implementation, backend sync, style sharing, live support, analytics, crash reporting, release communication, and reusable rendering infrastructure into one connected system.
