A closer look at our current and upcoming widgets.

The Live Activity safety car state looks dope 💥 @BoxBox_Club

the hard part of design is seeing some concepts never make it to production.

@anirudhofficial Bro!!! seriously, you should stop using Heisenberg’s lyrics and make songs that actually suit the movie rather than focusing on personal references. I think we all know who Thalaivar is. There’s no need to keep repeating that he is “the one,” “the moon,” and all that. It doesn’t really add anything to the movie. To date, Petta’s songs and BGM are still the best. Ever since you started adding references to Thalapathy and Superstar into the songs, they’ve started sounding forced and, honestly, quite bad. I can’t even listen to some of those songs after a month. Do any of you even listen to the DC songs now? Most of them are just instant hooks and beats. I still listen to the soulful songs you composed earlier, especially the ones where you gave other singers the space to shine. Please focus on making music that serves the movie rather than trying to create instant hooks that people will remember for a few weeks.

26.09.2026

Do you update your new phone to the developer beta? 🫣

Went to see the iPhone 18 Pro in person and couldn’t resist that matte black 🖤

Clicking someone’s photo without consent and posting it on social media is a privacy issue. The irony of doing it to someone at Meta.

Whoever came up with the breakdown metrics in @RevenueCat deserves a pay rise 😁

This or that? 👀 This is how the plan screen will look with “Smart walking slots” included. @goclub_app

NOPE!!!!

Duolingo is an obvious one, but @align_all puts a ton of effort into @BoxBox_Club's widgets too: mobbin.com/flows/4c5b0142-33…

Three versions. Almost the same card. But simplify the information, fix the hierarchy, and reorganise the content, and the whole visual starts to feel completely different.

What changed in GO Club 2.0? Nope, it’s not just a redesign. We’ve been talking to users, looking at the data, and questioning different flows in the app for a while now. We do this quite often with everything we build. For 2.0, the big focus is on the things you might not immediately notice: reorganising the content hierarchy, grouping information better, improving visibility with better icons, using gradients where they actually help with legibility, and adding more depth to the walking and hydration summaries. But it’s not just those screens. We went through the entire product, screen by screen and flow by flow, looking at how information is presented, how people move through the app, and where we can make things clearer, simpler and more useful. The biggest experiment we’re doing is the paywall. We’ve tested a few approaches that worked really well with @BoxBox_Club, and we’re bringing some of those learnings into @goclub_app. We’re also rethinking a few screens and flows that currently feel too lightweight. That’s probably my favourite part of being a design-founder. You get to look at your own product, question almost everything, and say, “What if we tried this?” Most of these changes come from a mix of user conversations, metrics, product experience, and a lot of assumptions that we’re willing to test. None of this is a massive visual overhaul. It’s a lot of small decisions, pulled together carefully. And sometimes, that’s what makes a product feel completely different. @arkade_club @Kamal_K2 @floyidism

Redesigned these cards nobody asked for! Which one are you picking?

These bottles are so cool. UI freshness is oozing through the screens.

3 months of work, iterations, and plenty of little details. Since WWDC26, we’ve been redesigning @goclub_app from the ground up. Phase 1 of version 2.0 is finally out today, and we’re already onto Phase 2. Here’s a little sneak peek at what’s coming!!