Widgesoft

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Widgesoft is a Lithuanian software company that develops mobile applications, particularly calendar and widget tools for Android devices. Their apps are typically sold or subscribed to via Google Play, sometimes processed through PayPal.

Vilnius, Lithuania
widgesoft.com

About Widgesoft

Widgesoft is a small software company based in Lithuania that focuses on developing mobile applications, especially calendar and home‑screen widget tools for Android. Their known products include Mature Calendar Widget and WidgetCal‑style calendar widgets, which provide customizable views of upcoming events and schedules directly on a user’s device home screen. The company operates under the legal entity name “Widgesoft MB” and publishes consumer apps under the Widgesoft or Widgesoft Apps developer identity on app distribution platforms.

A “PP*GOOGLE WIDGESOFT MB” charge on your card most likely comes from purchasing a Widgesoft app, in‑app upgrade, or subscription via Google Play, with the transaction routed through Google’s billing and then processed by PayPal. In many cases, the charge is associated with unlocking a Pro version, premium themes, or additional features within a Widgesoft calendar widget or similar utility app. These can be one‑time purchases or recurring subscription payments, depending on the specific app and pricing model.

If you have questions about this charge, first check your Google Play purchase history under the Google account linked to your device to see the exact app name, date, and amount. You can also open the relevant Widgesoft app and look for an in‑app “About” or “Support” section, which may provide contact details or links to their website. For billing disputes or refunds, it is usually best to start through Google Play’s order history and refund tools; if that fails, you can contact Widgesoft through the email or contact form listed on their website. As this charge is processed via Google and PayPal, you can also use PayPal’s transaction details and dispute process if the purchase appears unauthorized.

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Widgesoft.

  1. PP*GOOGLE WIDGESOFT MB

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does my statement show a charge from "PP*GOOGLE WIDGESOFT MB"?

This descriptor indicates that you purchased a Widgesoft application or in‑app upgrade through Google Play, and the payment was processed via PayPal. The "GOOGLE" portion refers to Google Play billing, and "WIDGESOFT MB" refers to the Lithuanian company Widgesoft MB, the developer of apps such as Mature Calendar Widget.

What types of purchases from Widgesoft usually result in these charges?

Most Widgesoft‑related charges come from buying a paid Widgesoft app, upgrading to a Pro version of a calendar widget, or subscribing to premium features (such as advanced themes, more widgets, or enhanced customization options) within one of their Android apps.

How can I confirm exactly which Widgesoft app I paid for?

Log into Google Play with the Google account used on your phone, go to your Order History, and look for transactions on the same date and amount as the card charge. The entry will list the specific Widgesoft app (for example, Mature Calendar Widget) and whether it was a one‑time purchase or a subscription.

How do I cancel a recurring Widgesoft subscription purchased through Google Play?

On your Android device, open the Google Play Store, tap your profile icon, then go to Payments & subscriptions → Subscriptions. Find the Widgesoft app subscription in the list and tap Cancel. This stops future renewals, but you typically keep access to premium features until the end of the current billing period.

How can I request a refund for a Widgesoft app or in‑app purchase?

For recent purchases, go to play.google.com, open your Order History, select the Widgesoft transaction, and choose the option to request a refund or report a problem. Google handles most refunds for Play Store purchases; if your request window has passed, you can then try contacting Widgesoft via the support email on their website to explain the situation.

Could this be a test or small authorization charge from Widgesoft?

Small temporary charges are typically placed by Google or PayPal rather than Widgesoft directly, to verify that your payment method is valid. These usually appear as low‑value pending transactions and disappear automatically after a few days without posting as final charges.

How can I contact Widgesoft if I have questions about my account or features I paid for?

Open the Widgesoft app you purchased and look for an "About," "Help," or "Support" section, which often lists the developer’s contact email. You can also visit widgesoft.com and use the published contact information there to reach the developer about feature access, licensing, or technical issues.

What should I do if I don’t recognize this Widgesoft charge at all?

First, check all Google Play accounts used on your devices or by family members for a matching Widgesoft purchase. If no one recognizes the transaction, contact your bank or card issuer to report a possible unauthorized charge and, if you used PayPal, review your PayPal activity and change your password. They can help block future charges and investigate potential fraud.

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