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Watchlist Widgets: iPhone, Android, Windows and Watch

MyLinedChart's watchlist widget puts your watchlist's latest prices on the iPhone Home Screen and Lock Screen, Android home screens, the Windows 11 Widgets board, Apple Watch and Wear OS. Each widget shows the symbols from your MyLinedChart watchlist with their last price, change and the time the prices were captured, and opens the app to that chart when you tap it.

Lee, who builds MyLinedChart

Author: Lee H., from Little Bird Trading

Created SEPTEMBER 27, 2026 | Last updated SEPTEMBER 27, 2026

The MyLinedChart watchlist on Apple Watch showing SPY, QQQ and AAPL with price and daily change, labelled Sample.
The watchlist on Apple Watch. With no broker connected it shows the sample market and says so.
  • Topic: watchlist widget iphone android windows
  • Audience: traders who glance at prices between tasks, Apple Watch and Wear OS owners, Windows 11 users who use the Widgets board, anyone who wants the watchlist without opening the app
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A watchlist is most useful when you do not have to open anything to see it. The MyLinedChart widget puts it on your home screen, your lock screen, your desktop's Widgets board and your wrist.

Short Answer

Add the MyLinedChart Watchlist widget the way you add any widget on your device. It shows the symbols from your MyLinedChart watchlist with their latest prices and the time those prices were captured.

Where it runs

  • iPhone and iPad: Home Screen (small, medium) and Lock Screen (rectangular, inline).
  • Apple Watch: rectangular, inline, circular and corner complications.
  • Android phones and tablets: home-screen widget in several sizes.
  • Wear OS: a watch-face complication.
  • Windows 11: the Widgets board.

How fresh are the prices

Widgets show what the app last fetched from your data provider, with the capture time next to it. Operating systems limit how often a widget can refresh on its own, so the capture time tells you exactly how current the numbers are.

Next Step

Build a watchlist in MyLinedChart, then add the widget. The symbols you star in the app, including open positions you add from the Positions panel, appear on the widget.

FAQ

Does the widget need the app open?

No. It shows the prices the app last captured, with the time they were captured.

Can I change which symbols it shows?

It follows your active MyLinedChart watchlist. Change the watchlist and the widget follows.

Does it work on Windows 10?

The Widgets board is a Windows 11 feature, so the Windows widget needs Windows 11.

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