Choose widgets for the way you use Mement

Put useful Tasks, Lists, Habits, GTD views, daily results, and Session controls within reach.

Try it in Mement
1. Open the system widget gallery, find Mement, and choose the information you want to see.
2. Choose a size that leaves enough room for the records you use most, then add the widget.
3. Edit the widget when it offers a List, GTD status, or appearance setting. Confirm that the selected source is the one you intended.
4. Try its available action: open a record, complete a Task, record eligible Habit progress, or pause a Session.
5. For a Session Live Activity, start a Session for your chosen record and allow Live Activities on the device.
6. If the widget looks different from Mement, compare its configuration, active Space, and privacy settings before replacing it.

Match the widget to the question you want answered

Today Tasks is useful when you want to check current work. Focus List keeps a selected List nearby, while Next Reminder shows the next reminder. For a morning routine, try a Habits widget; for a GTD review, choose the Workflow overview, item, or status widget that fits the information you need.
Daily Summary combines Task results with a completion streak and active Session time in its larger presentation. It answers a different question from a Task list: how the day is going, rather than which record to open next. Available details depend on the widget’s size.
For example, keep a shopping List in Focus List and today’s work in Today Tasks. You can reach each without changing the other widget. The available sizes depend on the device and system. Extra-large portrait versions of Today Tasks, Focus List, and Habits need the supporting Apple 27-generation system.

Use the actions that belong to each widget

Task-row completion buttons can mark eligible Tasks done from the widget. Habit widgets can record eligible progress; a Habit with a checklist needs its checklist and final tracking flow in Mement. Opening a record gives you its full details when you need to change more than the widget exposes.
The Session widget shows the current timer. In interactive sizes, pause and resume can run directly. Starting needs a chosen record, so an empty Session widget opens Mement. Ending the timer or completing its linked outcome opens the full Session flow. This Session behavior does not remove the completion buttons in ordinary Task widgets.

Explain a missing record before changing the widget

A widget can show a narrower selection than the authenticated app. Its chosen List or GTD status, the active Mement Space, and rules for protected records affect what appears. A lower count can therefore reflect the widget’s selection rather than missing data.
Apple’s Focus Filter can select the List used by Focus List. A Mement Space controls the app’s own context. Set each deliberately: selecting a List in the system filter does not activate a Mement Space. If a record is absent, first open it in Mement and inspect these choices.

Follow the same Session outside the app

Live Activities show a running Session on supported system surfaces, including the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island on compatible hardware. You can check time and use the available pause or resume control without leaving your current task.
The Session itself synchronizes through iCloud. A Live Activity is displayed locally on a device. On another device, opening or controlling the synchronized Session can create that device’s presentation; iCloud delivery alone does not start it automatically. System mirroring to a paired device follows Apple’s behavior.
If the display is stale, open the Session in Mement and compare the saved state. Allow time for the system to refresh the widget; remove and add it again only if the source is correct and it still fails to update. Protected titles may use a private label.

Before you finish
[ ] Each widget points to the intended List, status, or current Session.
[ ] I tried its available action and checked the result in Mement.
[ ] A difference in counts has been checked against context and privacy settings.