Safari extension for iPhone Duo

Websites, edge to edge on the front screen.

On the iPhone Duo's front screen, Safari keeps its controls in a sidebar — and most websites leave the space beside them empty. Roomy lets you fix that, one website at a time.

Download on theApp Store One-time purchase, no subscription.
Free at launch – until November 8.
Demo news site in Safari without Roomy: an empty strip stays beside Safari's sidebar
Without Roomy
The same page with Roomy: images and text reach across the whole front screen
With Roomy

iPhone Duo front screen, Safari. Demo page with made-up content.

Three options. Your choice, per website.

Pick what a site needs right from the extensions menu in Safari. Roomy remembers your choice for that website, so it looks the same next time.

Option 1

Use full width

The page extends into the space beside Safari's controls instead of leaving it blank.

Option 2

Hide bars while reading

Fixed headers and footers slide out of the way as you scroll down — and come back when you scroll up.

Option 3

Stretch narrow columns

Lifts narrow width limits so articles use the whole screen instead of a slim strip in the middle.

A home for your website settings

The Roomy app keeps everything in one place.

Website manager

See every website you've adjusted with its saved options. Edit them or reset a site with a tap.

Defaults for new sites

Choose which options apply to websites you haven't configured yet.

Guided setup

A short guide walks you through turning on the extension, and the app shows whether it has been active.

Light, dark, English, Deutsch

Follow the system or choose appearance and language yourself.

Made for the front screen

Designed for the iPhone Duo's front screen. It runs on any iPhone too — there, full width mainly makes a difference in landscape.

Private by design

No accounts, no analytics, no data collected. Your settings stay on your iPhone.

Ready in a minute

  1. Install Roomy and open it once.
  2. Turn on the extension in Settings → Apps → Safari → Extensions.
  3. Allow website access for Roomy in Safari.
  4. Open the extensions menu on any website and choose your options. Done.

Results vary by website — some pages have fixed elements or their own layout limits.

Nothing leaves your iPhone

Roomy collects no data. It only changes how pages are displayed — it does not read or send page content or your browsing history. The list of websites you've adjusted (just their names) is stored locally on your device.

  • No analytics
  • No accounts
  • No network requests
  • No tracking

Give your websites room

One-time purchase, no subscription.

Free at launch – until November 8, then €0.99 once.