Saturday
16:41
October 24
Week 43
70%
of today
Desktop widgets for Windows 10 and 11
28 widgets on real glass that bends whatever is behind it. The ones on the right are live: they keep your time, run a timer and read your battery. Drag them anywhere.
Saturday
16:41
October 24
Week 43
70%
of today
San Francisco
63°
Partly Cloudy
H:64° L:48°
Focus
14:32
76%
Charging, 1h 20m to full
Thursday
22
Design Review 11:00
Lunch with Maya 12:30
October
Saturday



Sunset warms the rim. The glass picks up the amber sky and the green of the cliff.

Every card is a slab of glass with a rounded edge. For each pixel, Sillpop works out where your wallpaper lands after it bends through that edge.
Light splits slightly where the glass curves, so the edge carries a thin trace of colour, the way real glass does.
A tint in the middle keeps text at WCAG AA contrast on bright skies, busy cities and dark photographs alike.
Under the pointer the card lifts, and the light on its glass moves with your cursor.
Switch Windows to light or dark and every widget follows. Turn off transparency or turn on High Contrast and the glass becomes a solid card.


Time, weather, your PC, focus, calendars, money and the small things at home. Every one on the same glass.




























28
widgets, from clocks to pet medication
0
accounts. Install it and it works
8.5 MB
installer for Windows 10 and 11
2
modes, following Windows light and dark
Open the Sillpop hub, choose a widget in the Widget Store, then Use Widget and Launch. It lands on the desktop itself, underneath your windows. Win+D brings it into view.

A card lifts when the pointer reaches it, the light on its glass follows your cursor, and it shows a little more: timer controls, the next hours of rain, a remove button.

Right-click and choose Edit Widget to set the city, the units, a goal, the people to remember or a calendar link. Done saves; Esc leaves it as it was.

Notes, tasks, diary and money are saved in %APPDATA%\Sillpop and never uploaded.
Weather sends the coordinates you chose to Open-Meteo. Maps load OpenStreetMap tiles. Calendars read your own private link.
Widgets live under your windows and never take the keyboard until you click into one.
Weather and maps are cached on disk, so widgets keep their last data without a connection.
No subscription. Prices in US dollars.
For one Windows PC
$29one-time
Best value
For up to 3 Windows PCs
$59one-time
Under it. Widgets live on the desktop layer, beneath your other windows, the way icons do. Press Win+D to see them, and right-click one to lock it in place.
No. There is nothing to sign up for. Install Sillpop, choose your widgets in the hub, and they work.
Only what a widget needs to fetch: the coordinates of your chosen place go to Open-Meteo, map tiles come from OpenStreetMap, and calendar links you paste are read from your provider. Everything you type stays in %APPDATA%\Sillpop.
Yes. The glass carries a tint that keeps text at WCAG AA contrast on any wallpaper. If you prefer solid cards, turn off transparency effects in Windows.
No. Both plans are a single payment. Personal covers one PC; Lifetime covers up to three PCs and every update and new widget after that.
Windows 10 and 11. So far it has been tested on Windows 11 with one monitor at 225% scaling; Windows 10 and several monitors have not been tested yet.