#Quotes Widget is a free-to-download iPhone app from Godward LLC that sends you a daily quote, makes quote wallpapers and saves your favorites. It has 4.8 stars from 1,224 App Store ratings. Despite the name, the listing never describes a widget.
Quick verdict
If you want a short dose of encouragement each day, by notification or as a lock screen wallpaper, this app covers that. Every review in our sample gives 5 stars. Two reviewers say they use it daily or every morning, and two praise the quotes themselves. A few write about their faith, mentioning God, Jesus or church, even though the listing doesn’t describe religious content. The gap is the widget: no reviewer mentions it, and the listing doesn’t say what one would show. Our data also has no prices for in-app purchases.
#Quotes Widget at a glance
| Developer | Godward LLC |
|---|---|
| Store listing | #Quotes Widget on the App Store |
| Price | Free to download; in-app purchases not in our data |
| Ads | Not stated in the listing; no reviewer in our sample mentions ads |
| App Store rating | 4.8 stars from 1,224 ratings |
| Downloads | Not in our data |
| Version / last updated | 2.1 / October 11, 2026 |
| Requires | iOS 16.0 or later |
| First released | April 15, 2025 |
| Data checked | November 12, 2026 |
What is #Quotes Widget?
It’s an inspirational quote app. The listing calls it #Quotes, with the tagline “Daily Quotes to Inspire Your Best Self,” and says it gives you fresh quotes every day, quote wallpapers you can save or share, and a reminder at the time you choose. You can also save favorites into your own library. The App Store rates it 4+.
Key features
- Daily quotes: the listing promises “Fresh quotes every day.”
- Quote wallpapers: save or share backgrounds paired with quotes. The listing says they suit your lock screen or social feed.
- Custom notifications: pick the time you get your daily quote, morning or evening.
- Quote library: save your favorites and come back to them later.
- Sharing: the listing says you can send a quote to friends or post it to your story in a tap.
#Quotes Widget vs. what a widgets app should have
Listed means the App Store listing names the feature. Not listed means it doesn’t, and the notes add anything relevant from the listing or reviews. #Quotes Widget is a quote app, so rows for common data, music, health data, custom data sources, charts and clock options mostly don’t fit; the music row stays because one reviewer asks about it.
Must have
| Feature | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Home Screen widgets in several widget families | Not listed | The app’s name includes “Widget”, but the description doesn’t mention one, and no reviewer in our sample does either. |
| Lock Screen widgets | Not listed | The listing says its quote wallpapers suit your lock screen. Those are wallpapers, not widgets. |
| Design editor | Not listed | |
| Ready-made designs or templates | Not listed | The listing mentions backgrounds paired with quotes for wallpapers. |
| Widgets that stay up to date | Not listed | The listing promises fresh quotes every day but doesn’t tie them to a widget. |
| Transparent or wallpaper-matching backgrounds | Not listed |
Should have
| Feature | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Smartwatch faces or complications | Not listed | |
| Tap actions that open apps | Not listed | |
| Sharing or importing designs | Not listed | The listing says you can share quotes and wallpapers, not widget designs. |
| Music or now-playing data | Not listed | One reviewer in August 2026 asks, “Where is music?” |
| Help, tutorials or a support contact | Not listed | The description doesn’t mention help or support. It links to Terms of Use and a privacy policy, and the listing names a developer website, hashtagquotes.app. |
| A usable free tier | Not listed | The app is free to download. The listing doesn’t say whether anything costs extra. |
| Restoring purchases on a new device | Not listed |
Nice to have
| Feature | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Live Activities / Dynamic Island | Not listed | |
| Tablet and desktop support | Not listed | |
| Shortcuts or automation integration | Not listed | |
| One-time purchase instead of a subscription | Not listed | |
| No ads | Not listed | No reviewer in our sample mentions ads either way. |
The widget rows come out Not listed. What the listing does spell out is the quote side: daily quotes, wallpapers, reminders, favorites and sharing.
Pros (from user reviews)
- Well liked: a few reviewers say they love the app or call it great, and every review in our sample gives 5 stars.
- A daily habit: two reviewers use it every day. One uses it “on a daily basis,” and the other “every morning.”
- The quotes: two reviewers praise the quotes themselves. One loves “all the sayings,” and one calls them “Memorable,” saying they had heard quotes like these from their father for years until he passed.
- Helpful: one reviewer calls it “very helpful.”
- Faith: a few reviewers write about their faith. One says it’s “easy to talk to God,” and one says that if you don’t have time to go to church, “you can learn here.” Separately, one more reviewer says “the verse or the meditation” is sometimes exactly what they need. The listing itself doesn’t mention religious content, verses or meditation.
Cons (from user reviews)
- No complaints in our sample: none of the reviews we collected reports a problem. The newest is from October 2026.
- Question about music: one reviewer, who gives 5 stars, asks “Where is music?” The listing doesn’t mention music.
- The widget goes unmentioned: no reviewer talks about a widget, so our data can’t tell you how one looks or works.
The data we collected doesn’t include a star breakdown of all 1,224 ratings, so we can’t say how common any complaint is across them. Our sample is small, so treat these themes as a rough picture.
Pricing
#Quotes Widget is free to download. The listing doesn’t mention a premium tier, subscriptions or prices, and our data has no in-app purchase information. No reviewer in our sample mentions paying. Check the App Store listing for any in-app purchases before you rely on a feature.
Privacy and permissions
We couldn’t read the App Store privacy label, so we make no claim about what data the app collects. Our data has no permissions list. The listing links to a privacy policy at godward.com/privacy and to Terms of Use on apple.com.
Who it’s for
It suits you if you want an inspirational quote each day, a reminder at a time you set, and wallpapers you can put on your lock screen or share. The reviews suggest it also appeals to people who read quotes alongside their faith.
Look elsewhere if a home screen widget is the main thing you want. The listing doesn’t describe one, and no reviewer mentions it, so you’d be installing on the strength of the name.
FAQ
Is #Quotes Widget free?
It is free to download on the App Store. The listing doesn’t mention any paid features or prices, and our data has no in-app purchase information. Check the listing for any in-app purchases before you install.
Does #Quotes Widget have a home screen widget?
The app’s name says “Widget,” but the App Store description doesn’t mention one, and no reviewer in our sample talks about it. The listing does describe quote wallpapers for your lock screen and a daily notification at a time you choose.
Is #Quotes Widget a religious app?
The listing describes it as an inspirational quote app and doesn’t mention religion. A few reviewers write about their faith, mentioning God, Jesus or church, and one mentions “the verse or the meditation.” Our data doesn’t show what share of the quotes, if any, are religious.
What iPhone do I need for #Quotes Widget?
The App Store listing says you need iOS 16.0 or later. Version 2.1, the current one, was last updated on October 11, 2026, and the app first came out on April 15, 2025.
How this review was put together
We haven’t tested #Quotes Widget. This review is based on public information from official sources: the app’s Google Play or App Store listing and rating breakdown, the developer’s website when there is one, and recent user reviews on the store with the developer’s replies. Features and claims are the developer’s own descriptions; what users like and dislike comes from the store reviews. Everything was checked on November 12, 2026. Apps change with every update, so check the store listing before you install.
