About this app
Show your country pride. FlagPole helps you create beautiful widgets for your home screen and provides authoritative information on flag etiquette. Two things, done with care. A FLAG WORTH PUTTING ON YOUR PHONE • Build a widget in the Studio and choose the look that fits your home screen. Plain, paper-mat, or inset. • The flag is rendered true to Old Glory: thirteen stripes, fifty stars, correct proportions, the deep brick red and navy a real flag has. AN ALMANAC THAT KNOWS THE CALENDAR • FlagPole tracks all eighteen federal flag-flying days — from Flag Day and Independence Day to Patriot Day and Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day. • It shows you when the flag flies full-staff and when it comes down to half-staff, including the Memorial Day half-staff-until-noon rule that most people miss. • It knows the difference between Memorial Day and Veterans Day, so you never have to guess. • Turn on flag-day reminders and FlagPole tells you the morning of. GET IT RIGHT, WITH THE RULE TO BACK IT UP • Every etiquette tip is grounded in the U.S. Flag Code. • When to raise it, when to light it for night display, when it comes down to half-staff, and how to keep it serviceable. • FlagPole gives you the correct answer, not a vibe. No account required. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://flagpoleapp.com/privacy
Latest release
What’s New
Tuned for the fall and winter flag season. Patriot Day, Veterans Day, and Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day are all in the almanac, with half-staff alerts and the full flag code ready when you need them.
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- First observed Sep 1, 2026 · 1:32 PM Free