New · Apple HomeView
Saucepan on Apple HomeView.
Tonight's dinner, your timers and the step you're on, on the counter and readable across the kitchen. Nothing to install: HomeView shows your iPhone's widgets and Live Activities.
Tonight

Lemon Chicken
Start 6:15 · 50 min
Timers
Step 4 of 6
Add the spinach and stir until just wilted, about 10 seconds.
Tonight's dinner, at a glance
The Tonight widget shows what's planned and when to start, so "what's for dinner?" is answered before anyone asks.
Timers you can see across the room
The Timers widget counts down every timer you have running, with the soonest one first.
The step you are on
Start Cook Mode on your iPhone and the cooking Live Activity shows the current step and the next timer on HomeView.
Alarms that cut through the noise
Saucepan timers use AlarmKit, so they ring like an alarm even on silent, while your hands are full.
Quick Cook and Make It Again
Pin favorites and recipes you loved for one-tap cooking from the counter.
Works the moment it ships
HomeView launches November 13, 2026. If your iPhone has Saucepan, its widgets are ready.
Questions
Do I need to install anything on HomeView?
No. HomeView has no App Store. It shows widgets and Live Activities from your paired iPhone, so Saucepan's appear once it's on your iPhone.
Which Saucepan widgets work on HomeView?
Tonight, Timers, Quick Cook and Make It Again. Groceries stays on iPhone, because checking items off works best in your hand.
Will my timers ring on HomeView?
Timers ring on your iPhone like an alarm, even on silent, and the countdown shows on HomeView while it runs.
More ways Saucepan fits in.
New Apple HomeView
On the counter, readable from across the room.
Widgets
Answers before you open the app.
Siri and Shortcuts
Just ask, hands-free.
Live Activities
On the Lock Screen and Dynamic Island.
Apple Watch
Timers on your wrist.
CarPlay
Know what’s for dinner on the way home.
Visual Intelligence
Point your camera. Find your recipe.
Quick Cook
