ImageTracker: Web Image Widget 4+

Name: ImageTracker: Web Image Widget
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)
Author: Jackson Myers

Any live image URL as a widget

Jackson Myers

Designed for iPad

- 5.0 • 1 Rating

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

ImageTracker is the spiritual successor of SlothCam, the original webcam app for Dashboard, MacOS, and iOS. ImageTracker offers similar features to SlothCam, but in a modern Home Screen Widget format.

To install a Home Screen Widget, tap and hold on your Home Screen until the icons jiggle and press + to add a widget.

Elevate your Home Screen with our innovative app that lets you create widgets using any live image from the web. Whether it’s a satellite image of the Earth, a real-time weather forecast, or a live webcam feed, this app allows you to create dynamic widgets with live content from the web.

Features:

• Customizable Widgets: Place any image URL into a Home Screen widget on your iPhone or iPad.
• Live Updates: Widgets refresh periodically to display the latest data, ensuring your information is always current.
• Versatile Use Cases: Ideal for displaying weather maps, NASA satellite images, live webcams, and more.

Bring your Home Screen to life with images that matter to you. Stay informed and inspired with every glance at your device.

26 Jun 2024

Version 1.8

•Added a contact me button
•Webcam images now refresh more gracefully in-app when tapping on a widget.
•You can now toggle back to the help view when looking at a widget image in-app.

5.0 out of 5

1 Rating

Just what I needed

I’m keeping an eye out for the northern lights at a place where I am going to in a couple of weeks and I am using this to display the YouTube thumbnail of a live stream.

Please please can you add another optional metadata so I can add the full YouTube link and then when I tap on the image it could open the YouTube app?
Would be cool to have a link you can easily open, imagine tracking the image and then the link to see all the data or more information of the widget shows you that something looks interesting.

The developer, Jackson Myers, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.