A curated collection of JavaScript widgets and scripts for the iOS Scriptable app to automate and customize your home screen.
Awesome Scriptable is a curated directory of JavaScript scripts and widgets designed for the iOS Scriptable app. It solves the problem of discovering and sharing useful home screen automations by collecting community-created widgets across categories like finance, health, sports, and tools into a single, organized list.
iOS power users, developers, and hobbyists who use the Scriptable app to customize their home screen with dynamic widgets and want a trusted source for finding and evaluating scripts.
Developers choose Awesome Scriptable because it saves time searching for reliable widgets, offers visual previews, and maintains a categorized, community-vetted collection that ensures quality and variety beyond what's available in official app stores.
A curated list of awesome Scriptable scripts and widgets.
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The list is handpicked to include only high-quality scripts, as highlighted in the 'Curated Collection' feature, saving users from sifting through unreliable options.
Covers diverse areas like finance, health, and tools with specific examples such as crypto widgets and gym monitors, making it easy to find widgets for various needs.
Most entries include screenshots, such as those for BMW Linker or GitHub contributions, helping users visualize the widget before use.
Aggregates scripts from multiple GitHub repositories, fostering a shared environment where new widgets are continuously added by contributors.
Users must copy code from GitHub gists or repos into Scriptable, which can be error-prone and requires familiarity with JavaScript and the app, as seen in the lack of integrated installation tools.
Exclusively for iOS users with the Scriptable app, limiting utility to a specific platform and creating vendor lock-in, as noted in the README's focus on iOS automation.
Scripts are from various authors, so some may be outdated or abandoned, relying on community updates without centralized support or version guarantees.