A growing plant widget for your dashboard. Based on the real plant the Chia Pet, the widget will grow on your computer every 3 days. But like a real plant, it needs water and sunlight (not really). When clicking the water droplet button, it feeds your pet for 3 days. A fun idea coupled with great graphics makes the Chi Pet a great widget.

The fastest iTunes controller made yet. Listen sports a sleek interface designed by our buddy Rick Patrick over at VanillaSoap. But not only is Listen the best iTunes controller, its the cool new way to see whats hot on the iTunes Store. Pull down the stage and right at your fingertips are the best songs or albums seperated by genre. A simple click on the album art sends you to the real store to hear or buy the song.

The Metal History widget is a good looking widget that does a lot of things very well. It simply displays the history of big heavy metal bands, but it also has much more than that. It has 6 colors, discography's of every band, and more. Now can be dynamically updated with new bands.

Using Percount is like using any other countdown widget except for it's unique personalization features. Set the date and title for the countdown, then drag a picture that relates to the countdown into the widget, and finally select your favorite color from the seven options.

Out today, a widget to make sure you're always on time. Pertick allows you to not only tell the time, but to drag your own image into the back of the widget, adding the personal twist. You can view the time in analog, combination, or digital views for easier viewing. Pertick makes the time personal.

Ever want to see how long you've lived? How many hours since a certain thing in history? Then this is the widget for you. Simply enter the date you want, then boom, the years, days, hours, and minutes pop up above the title. Good with any date, even the future.