The best WidgetWall alternatives

Mango Display may suit people who want a customizable home or home-office screen, as well as small and medium businesses or organizations with unique…

Nexus suits PC users who want hardware readings, cooling controls, and RGB lighting in one app.

Monitor Flows suits Windows users who want persistent desktop widgets arranged around their work.

SAWAS Dashboard suits Windows users who want local system and network readings, notes and browser bookmarks in a customizable desktop widget.

WidgetSpark may suit Windows users who want to personalize their desktop without editing configuration files.

It suits people who want small utility widgets across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Widgetter suits Mac users who want desktop system information, controls, and customizable wallpaper in one app.

Duckboard may suit people who want selected website content visible as desktop dashboards, such as for learning, building, or finance workflows.

GadgetPack may suit Windows users who want desktop gadgets such as calendars, clocks, system monitors, or sticky notes.

Stickies suits Windows users who want persistent desktop notes, scheduled reminders, attached notes, and simple transfers between machines.

Themia suits Windows users who want widgets and multiple desktop arrangements for work or personal information.

Eww suits Linux users who want to define their own desktop bars, dashboards, and system-monitoring widgets.

It suits Windows users who want local hardware, network, and drive statistics in a customizable sidebar.

It suits macOS users who want customizable desktop displays for system data and other feeds.

It suits Windows users wanting a customizable desktop clock with alarms, calendar functions, transparency, and multilingual support.

Delta Widgets suits Windows users who want to build or arrange desktop widgets for system information, weather, media, or web content.

GKrellM suits desktop users who want many system, hardware, mailbox, and status readings in one themed monitor stack.