The FLUF Sales widget shows your sales on your phone's home screen, so you can check them without opening the app.

Before you start
- Update FLUF Connect to the latest version from the App Store or Google Play.
- Open the app and sign in.
On iPhone you need iOS 17 or later.
Add it on iPhone
- Press and hold an empty part of your home screen until the icons start to wiggle.
- Tap Edit at the top left, then Add Widget.
- Search for FLUF and tap FLUF Connect.
- Swipe to choose a size. The larger one also shows orders, net profit, active listings and average order value.
- Tap Add Widget, then Done at the top right.
Add it on Android
Menus differ a little between phone makers.
- Press and hold an empty part of your home screen.
- Tap Widgets.
- Find FLUF Connect in the list and tap it if it opens a group.
- Choose FLUF Sales, or FLUF Sales+ for orders, net profit, active listings and average order value.
- Drag it to where you want it on your home screen.
What it shows
- Sales for the last 7 days, and the change against the 7 days before.
- A bar for each day, coloured by marketplace, so you can see where each day's sales came from.
- Your top marketplaces and their share of your sales.
The time at the top right shows when the figures were last updated. Open FLUF Connect to refresh them.
Tapping the widget
Tapping the widget opens your dashboard. If your phone has Face ID or a fingerprint set up, FLUF asks for it first, so nobody else holding your phone can get into your shop.
If something looks wrong
| What you see | What to do |
|---|---|
| FLUF isn't in the widget list | Update the app, open it once, then look again. |
| "Open the app to load your sales" | Open FLUF Connect while signed in, then go back to your home screen. |
| "Sign in to see your sales" | Open FLUF Connect and sign in. |
| "Add costs to see profit" | Add item costs to your products. Net profit appears once an order in the period has a cost. |
| The bars are all one colour | Update the app to the latest version. |
The widget text is in English for now, whatever language your app uses.