Having a Google Contacts widget on your home screen is a great idea if you communicate with certain people often. It’s a shortcut to calls and text conversations. Even with its Material You design, it may slowly start to feel a little long in the tooth given that Google’s interface guidelines evolve and refine over time. That’s where a touch-up of the widget design comes in, given your home screen a calmer and less busy look.

According to a tweet from AssembleDebug, a user known for discovering hidden app features in progress, Google is tweaking the design of the Individual Contact Google Contacts widget. When Google first released the redesigned Material You Google Contacts app and its widgets, it wanted to show off just how beautifully individual elements can react to the color of the wallpaper, adding differently colored buttons and forms to all the different size options of the widget.

The new widget discovered by AssembleDebug tones things down considerably. It still dynamically changes its design when you resize it. At bigger sizes, it’s no longer circular, though, instead going for a rounded rectangular shape with two same-colored call and text buttons in the bottom right corner, with the profile picture taking up the full size of the widget.

In smaller sizes, the widget now collapses into a pill-shaped form with the circular contact image and the name on the left and the call and message buttons on the right, with them losing the extra button shapes around them. The name and some buttons can disappear as you make the display smaller, until only the contact image is retained. The old widget has a rounded rectangular shape, but otherwise identical functionality.

The current look of the Google Calendar widget in different sizes and different colors

The code for this new widget is present on Google Contacts version 4.15.24.554449442, which is still in the process of rolling out but available now on APKMirror. However, AssembleDebug notes that the new widget is not available for most users even on the latest version, and that he enabled it with root to demonstrate. The new widget also fully replaces the old one when enabled.

Despite the lack of a release date, based on the video shown in the tweet, the revamped Individual Contact widget appears to be almost finished. Now, if Google would only give a similar treatment to the Single Contact, Favorite Contacts, and Direct Dial widgets, we’d be in Material You heaven.