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Themia review

Freemium#4 of 29 in Desktop Widget Software

A flexible Windows dashboard for combining work, personal services, and system information.

8.8/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Themia is a Windows desktop widget application for people who want email, calendars, files, weather, system statistics, tasks, feeds, and other information arranged on the desktop. It supports multiple screens, switchable layouts, resizable interactive widgets, drag-and-drop file handling, and styling controls for colors, corners, spacing, and transparency. The widget library spans Office, Online, System, Themia, Layout, and Others categories, making it suitable for Windows users combining work and personal services in one customizable workspace.

Pricing follows a freemium model. The Free plan includes every widget type and full customization, while limits apply to widgets and screens. The Pro plan is listed at $19 as a one-time license and adds unlimited widgets and screens, use on up to five devices, free updates within v1.x, and priority support. The Teams plan includes everything in Pro, along with volume discounts on 10 or more licenses, centralized invoicing, and priority support. This structure gives individual users a way to start without payment, while Pro is the clearer fit for multi-screen setups or several devices.

Themia’s main strength is breadth within a desktop dashboard: users can combine weather, calendars, RSS feeds, files, system monitoring, and a unified inbox, with integrations covering Google, Microsoft, CalDAV, CardDAV, IMAP, RSS, GitHub, and Claude. It is designed for Windows 10 and 11 and can continue running offline, although connected widgets need internet access to refresh. Choose Themia if customizable layouts and mixed service coverage matter more than operating-system flexibility. Users seeking a desktop widget product for platforms other than Windows should choose an alternative.

Themia pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Multiple screens with switchable, customizable layouts
    • Unified Outlook, Microsoft 365, and Gmail inboxes
    • Broad support for Google, Microsoft, CalDAV, IMAP, RSS, and more
  • Where it doesn't
    • Windows-only availability
    • Free plan limits widgets and screens
    • Connected widgets require internet access to refresh

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