While the Smart Stack widget is pretty intelligent about showing you different kinds of widgets at various times during the day, you can control the process more if you create a widget stack.

The terms “Smart Stack” and “widget stack” are interchangeable. Just like Smart Stacks, widget stacks also have the Auto Rotate feature enabled by default. You can add more widgets to a Smart Stack, as well.To get started, tap and hold an empty area on the Home screen to open the Editing mode. Here, tap the plus sign (+) at the top left.

This opens the widget picker. You can choose a widget from the suggestions or tap an app to see all of the available widgets.

Choose a widget size (“Small,” “Medium,” or “Large”), and then tap “Add Widget.”

Now that your first widget is on the screen, it’s time to add another one. You can only stack widgets that are the same size.

Once again, tap the plus sign (+) at the top left to return to the widget picker. This time, when you find a widget you like, tap and hold its preview to pick it up.

The widget picker will disappear. Drag the new widget on top of the one you added previously. When you see an outline around the first widget, lift your finger to drop the new one.

You’ve now created a widget stack! Repeat the process to add more widgets.; you can add up to 10 to the same Stack.

The real beauty of the way widgets work in iOS 14 is that you can have multiple widgets from the same app stacked on top of one another. This means you can create multiple widgets for your “Reminders” lists or shortcuts, and then just swipe between them.