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Widgets

Widgets are visual components that you add to pages in the design editor. Some widgets belong to a specific plugin and display data from it, while others are standalone and can be used independently of enabled plugins.

Base

Core widgets available in every applet, regardless of which plugins are enabled.

WidgetDescription
TextAdds formatted text to a page — headings, paragraphs, and inline formatting
LinkClickable link to an applet, page, or external URL — as a button, card, or article
MenuDisplays a menu as a list or toolbar — uses menus created in the applet
NotificationsDisplays the app's notifications for the signed-in user
SearchAdds a search field for pages, applets, or free-text search
UserDisplays the avatar, name, and subtitle of the signed-in user
User ProfileButton that leads to the profile or to sign-in

Forms

Widgets that display data from forms. Requires the Forms plugin to be enabled in the applet.

WidgetDescription
MetricDisplays a single key figure from a form — count of responses or sum of a numeric field
Tab LayoutDisplays form responses as tabs of lists — users can search, create, edit, and delete directly from the widget
ChartDisplays form data visually — as bars, columns, lines, pies, donuts, heatmaps, or tables
CalendarDisplays form responses as events in a calendar — in day, week, or month view
Form ResponseShows a form directly on a page so users can submit a response without leaving the page

Quiz

Widget that shows a quiz from the Quiz plugin. Requires the Quiz plugin to be enabled in the applet.

WidgetDescription
QuizShows a quiz on a page so users can take it — or lists previous responses

Newsfeed

Widget that shows a newsfeed from the Newsfeed plugin. Requires the Newsfeed plugin to be enabled in the applet.

WidgetDescription
NewsfeedShows posts from a newsfeed with support for multiple channels, likes, and comments

Chat

Widget that shows a chat from the Chat plugin. Requires the Chat plugin to be enabled in the applet.

WidgetDescription
ChatShows a chat with channels so users can send and receive messages

Media

Widgets that display images, audio, and video from the file archive or external sources. Requires the Files plugin to be enabled in the applet.

WidgetDescription
ImageShows a single image — from the file archive or a URL, with support for circular or rounded crop
GalleryShows multiple images as a gallery or carousel, with autoplay and tag-based filtering
SoundPlays an audio file from the file archive or a URL
VideoPlays video from the file archive, a URL, or as an embedded iframe (YouTube/Vimeo)

Files

Widget that gives users access to the file archive. Requires the Files plugin to be enabled in the applet.

WidgetDescription
FilesShows a folder from the file archive with support for search, upload, and edit

Add a widget

  1. Open the Design editor for your applet.
  2. Select the page where the widget should be placed.
  3. Add the widget to the page.
  4. Configure the widget settings.

TIP

If a widget pulls data from a plugin, that plugin must be enabled in the applet's Plugin Settings.