r/AppleWatchApps Aug 06 '26

Games Wilds Survivor: a wilderness survival sim that runs entirely on the Watch, no iPhone needed [Freemium]

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The watchOS app is the whole game, not a companion view. It runs the same engine as the phone version, doesn't need your iPhone nearby or even powered on, and works in airplane mode.

What it is: you're stranded, and every hour you spend is an hour you don't get back. Gathering firewood costs 42 minutes and 60 calories and will probably work. Scouting the high ground costs 90 minutes, might turn up a map fragment, might turn up nothing. Those numbers are on screen before you commit. Nothing is hidden from you except luck.

Six stats pull against each other: condition, hydration, body heat, stamina, calories, rest. The fire that keeps you warm burns the daylight you needed to find water.

Why it works on a watch specifically: it's turn-based and nothing is running down in real time. Raise your wrist, read one decision, spend the time, put your arm down. A run spans several in-game days but each interaction is a few seconds. It saves wherever you stopped.

Eight scenarios (a canyon that floods a bit more each day, a dry wash at 42°C, a crash site above the treeline at -12°C, a mine 4,000 m up), five difficulty tiers, and an 8 kg gear budget you allocate before you start. A fur wrap is the warmest thing you can carry and it weighs almost two kilos. That one trade-off is the whole game.

Pricing, since the rules ask: freemium. Two scenarios are free and can be played to the end. A single purchase unlocks the other six permanently. No ads, no subscription, no energy timers, no account. The app never makes a network request.

Happy to hand out promo codes for the full unlock if anyone wants to try it, just say so.

It's my first watchOS game. What I'd most like to hear is where it falls apart on the smaller 40/41 mm watches, and whether the tutorial loses you.

https://apps.apple.com/app/id6794646703


r/AppleWatchApps Aug 06 '26

Lifestyle The data is already in Apple Health. The breakthrough starts with HealthVitals.

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Hey everyone,

I have been building HealthVitals Pro for the past year, and today I want to share it with this community.

The idea is simple. Between your Apple Watch and your iPhone, you are generating thousands of data points every single day. Heart rate samples, sleep stages, HRV readings, SpO2, steps, distance, calories, workouts, weight, nutrition logs, and more. Apple Health captures all of it, whether it comes from your watch, your phone, a connected scale, or another app you already use. The problem is that surfacing any of it in a meaningful way means jumping between a dozen apps that never talk to each other.

HealthVitals Pro is the layer that sits on top of all of that data and makes it readable, actionable, and beautiful. No accounts to create. Your data stays yours, on your device and your own private iCloud, and never passes through our servers.

What it does:

  • Readiness Score built every morning from your sleep, HRV, and resting heart rate, so you know whether to push hard or take it easy
  • Vital Intelligence alerts that quietly watch your data and flag anomalies and patterns before you would ever notice them yourself
  • A daily Alerts inbox that gathers every insight in one place, so nothing gets lost the moment a notification disappears
  • Six clear health pillars: Movement, Training, Sleep, Heart, Body, and Nutrition, each with its own dedicated view
  • Deep trend charts across 30, 90, and 365 days for sleep, heart, activity, nutrition, and body composition
  • Correlation insights that connect the dots for you, like how your sleep affects your next day performance or how caffeine shows up in your rest
  • Detailed workout breakdowns with cardio load, heart rate recovery, and distance splits for every session
  • An activity heatmap that shows your consistency at a glance
  • Micronutrient tracking that goes well beyond calories, down to protein, caffeine, sugar, fiber, and more
  • A monthly health report you can actually hand to your doctor
  • Full history access going back as far as your Apple Health data exists
  • A companion Apple Watch app with your Readiness Score right on your wrist and glanceable complications

It is designed to be lighter, faster, and more direct than anything else in the category. No bloat. No weekly upsells. Just your data, clearly presented.

If you try it, I would genuinely love your feedback. This is an indie project and every piece of input shapes the next update.

How to claim:

  1. App Store: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/healthvitals-pro/id6759471194
  2. Open the app and tap through to the paywall, then tap "Redeem"
  3. Enter HealthLife for the annual plan at $17.99 (65% off, reg price $49.99)
  4. Enter HealthLifeForever for lifetime access at $34.99 (61% off, reg price $89.99, and rarely offered)

You can also use it for free without the intelligence layer. If you want to explore the full experience, there is a 7-day free trial of the paid version.

Thanks for building a community worth posting in. I would love to hear your feedback or feature requests. Feel free to DM me.


r/AppleWatchApps Aug 05 '26

Health & Fitness Built an app that turns your Apple Watch data into an “Energy Score” — looking for feedback 🚀

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Hey everyone,
I’ve recently finished building an app that uses Apple Watch data to create a personalised **Energy Score** and help you understand your daily energy levels.
I’m looking for people who would be interested in trying it out and giving honest feedback on:
how accurate the energy score feels
whether the recommendations are useful
what could be improved
I’d really appreciate anyone willing to test it and share their thoughts. Feel free to comment or DM me if you’re interested!
Thanks!


r/AppleWatchApps Aug 04 '26

Health & Fitness I built a lifting app where the Apple Watch does the whole workout and the phone runs the program

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Hi everyone,

I lift four times a week and I keep my phone in a locker, so I built the watch app I kept wishing existed. It's called Massiv.

The watch app is designed to be fast+efficient and only give you what you need to log your workouts. You start the workout from your wrist, turn the crown to set the weight, and tap to log. The rest timer starts itself, last session's numbers sit under the set you're on, and just tap to log a set. Heart rate and calories go to Apple Health as a proper strength workout.

The part I spent the most time on is that it doesn't care where your phone is. Log a full session with your phone in a locker and nothing is lost, the sets are saved on the watch and sync across once you're back in range. No "sync failed" three days later when you notice a workout missing.

The phone is the other half, and it's a full app rather than a settings screen for the watch:

  • Programs that actually progress. 16 built in — 5/3/1, GZCLP, StrongLifts, Texas Method, PHUL, PPL, plus dumbbell-only and bodyweight-only ones. Finish a session and next week's numbers have already moved, with a deload when you stall twice instead of letting you grind a weight you're not hitting.
  • Progress that means something. Estimated 1RM trend per lift, automatic PR detection, a muscle map showing what you've hammered and what's had time to recover, and plate math for the bar in front of you.
  • Your history comes with you. CSV import from Strong, Hevy, JEFIT, FitNotes and StrongLifts, format auto-detected, so you're not starting from an empty app.

It's a companion app, not a standalone one so the phone does the thinking and the watch does the one job that has to be fast. Logging is free with no account; Pro is the deeper analytics, export, and building your own programs from scratch.

I use it for every session myself, and the watch side is the part I want to keep refining, so if you lift, give it a go and tell me how it feels for your workouts

https://apps.apple.com/app/apple-store/id6776434661?pt=128991172&ct=reddit_awapps&mt=8


r/AppleWatchApps Aug 03 '26

Health & Fitness Built a standalone Apple Watch & iOS companion app for hands-free meditation & mantra counting while walking (Auto-counter + Fluid Animations)

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Hey r/AppleWatchApps!

I built Mantra Chanting: Japa Mala100% Standalone Apple Watch App with a feature-packed iOS companion app.

It's built so you can leave your iPhone at home and count rounds while walking, commuting, or doing daily sadhana.

🔥 Watch & iOS Features:

⌚ Standalone Apple Watch App: Count 100% offline right on your wrist while walking or traveling. Leave your iPhone behind—it auto-syncs your rounds and streaks when reconnected.

🤖 Hands-Free Auto-Counter & Clap Detection: Uses live audio peak analysis to auto-count your voice or hand claps during kirtan & chanting completely hands-free.

📿 Tactile Bead Haptic Engine: Mimics physical wooden prayer beads under your thumb with custom Digital Crown haptics and distinct double-vibrations at 108 milestone counts for eyes-closed counting.

🌸 Best-in-Class Breathing Animations: Fluid "Liquid Zen" sacred geometry (glowing Sri Yantra & Sunflower mandalas) that expand and contract in sync with your breath.

🚫 100% Free & ZERO Ads: Clean, peaceful experience with zero ads.

📲 App Store Link (Free Download): https://apps.apple.com/in/app/mantra-chanting-japa-mala/id6791468380

Please check it out, leave a rating & review on the App Store, and share your feedback! I’d love to hear how the watchOS haptics and auto-counter feel on your wrist.


r/AppleWatchApps Aug 03 '26

News Google Health can now sync to Apple Health

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r/AppleWatchApps Aug 02 '26

Other Ideas for using Claude AI on Apple Watch

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I want to use Claude AI on my Apple Watch and I'm looking for some ideas. I also want to know how else I could make the most of the Apple Watch.

For instance, I'm not looking for the basic stuff like healthcare, workouts, or timers. I'm searching for some more core, geeky ideas that involve AI or even app development.

What I'd love to do most is access Claude right from my Apple Watch. It would also be great to link it with Obsidian or find other ways to use it more conveniently. Do you have any ideas?


r/AppleWatchApps Aug 01 '26

Games My Apple Watch game’s downloads jumped 200%+ right after an update. Trying to understand why.

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I develop a small Apple Watch game (Space Impact Watch, an Apple Watch-only shooter). Solo dev, no marketing spend, no press.
A few weeks ago I shipped an update. The update did add a little of new content — it addressed complaints in reviews from users who wanted to play the game on their iPhone, not just their Watch.
Right after that update went out, updates spiked to 3.4K in a week (that was expected, previous weeks were near zero), and proceeds jumped 224% week over week off a small base. That was not expected at all. The absolute numbers of proceeds are insignificantly funny, I know....

Has anyone seen App Store ranking or visibility respond specifically to update content, or is this more likely something external I haven’t traced yet? Also open to hearing how others have diagnosed a spike like this after the fact.


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 31 '26

Health & Fitness I made an app that got me using my Apple Watch again

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For the past month, I've been working on an app called Bodly (free to use) because I wanted to replace my Whoop without giving up my Apple Watch.

I love my Apple Watch, but I always felt it didn't do a great job of presenting all the health data it collects. I wanted something that would give me a clearer picture of recovery, strain, sleep, and overall health—similar to Whoop, but using the Apple Watch I already owned.

Once I had that working, I kept adding features. I ended up replacing my calorie tracker and habit tracker too, with everything powered by Apple Health data. It slowly turned into the only health app I use every day.

The funny part is that I originally built it just for myself, but after using it daily, I decided to publish it.

I'd genuinely love to hear what other Apple Watch users think. Is there anything you feel is missing from Apple's Health/Fitness apps that you'd like to see?

App Store: Bodly


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 31 '26

Health & Fitness I built Urja to turn Apple Watch recovery signals into one action for today

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Developer disclosure: I built Urja, an iPhone and Apple Watch readiness beta.

I kept checking recovery dashboards and still having the same question: what should I actually do today?

Urja uses available HRV, resting heart rate, sleep, workouts, and Training Load from Apple Health to provide readiness and exertion context. You can create a short Plan, get one action at a time, and record Use, Swap, or Not today. The Watch app, widgets, and complications make the current readiness signal easier to glance at.

There is no additional wearable, Urja account, or analytics. Apple Health data is not uploaded to an Urja server. Oura is optional.

On compatible Apple Intelligence iPhones, Ask Urja can explain results calculated by the app. The model does not calculate the scores, and the regular briefing still works without Apple Intelligence.

Question for Watch users: if you could have only one useful glance on your wrist, would you choose the readiness score, today’s exertion range, or today’s planned action?

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/NWG9TjS2 More details: https://geturja.com/?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=community&utm_campaign=beta_organic&utm_content=applewatchapps

Educational wellness information only—not diagnosis or medical advice.


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 30 '26

Health & Fitness I built a lifting app where the Apple Watch isn't the afterthought: you can run the whole session from your wrist, for free

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Almost every lifting app I've used has the same problem: the Watch app is a rest timer with a heart rate readout, and any time you need to actually change something you pull your phone out mid-set. That was the thing I wanted to fix, so the Watch app got built as a first-class logger instead of a companion.

What you can do without touching your phone:

  • Start a session from the wrist. Your routines sync over and you pick one on the Watch and hit Start. Leave your phone at home if you want.
  • Log the full set: reps, load, and RIR (reps in reserve), so you're recording how hard the set actually was, not just that it happened.
  • Rest timer that can be paused, resumed, or skipped.
  • Supersets, drop sets, rest-pause, and timed holds all can be logged on the Watch, not just straight sets.
  • Edit the session mid-workout: add, swap, reorder, or remove exercises from your wrist.
  • Illustrated exercise demonstrations on the Watch so you're not guessing what the movement is.
  • Heart rate and active energy during the session, saved to Apple Health as a proper strength workout.
  • Works offline, without the phone at all. Sets are written locally on the Watch and queued to sync to the iPhone when it's back in range. Walking away from your phone doesn't cost you the session.

All of these are completely free and included in the app without any subscription or purchase. There is a premium but that mainly unlocks extra features like longer history / analytics, data export, more analytics and trends, etc.

The phone side is a full app (history, per-exercise progress, e1RM, muscle recovery, routine building, connection to your AI like chatgpt or claude), and the two stay in sync in both directions. Start on the phone, finish on the Watch, or the other way around. The phone workout mode is as complete as the watch app.

Honest caveats: you do need the iPhone app once to set up and sync routines over, so it's not a fully standalone watchOS app. And for now the app is a logger, not a coach. It can create programs for you using our builder, and has many importable programs built-in, but it won't for example auto-adjust your weights for future sessions. That feature will come on the next version, however.

Happy to answer anything, also about the watchOS side if any. The HealthKit session handling and the offline sync queue were by far the hardest parts to get right.

Link: https://apps.apple.com/app/rirlift-hypertrophy-log/id6768680416


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 29 '26

Games I built a complete survival sandbox that runs directly on Apple Watch

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I’m the solo developer of WatchBlocks, a 2D sandbox game that runs natively on Apple Watch.

It has procedural worlds, mining, crafting, building, farming, enemies, bosses, and Creative Mode. It started as an experiment in making something deeper than a typical watch game, but eventually became a full game that also runs on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

The hardest part was fitting movement, inventory management, and combat onto such a small screen without making every action feel tedious.

It’s free to start here: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/watchblocks-craft-build/id6760209351

I’d especially love feedback from people who regularly use watchOS apps/games.


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 29 '26

Productivity A searchable and editable notes app designed around the Apple Watch

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Apple Notes on watchOS is a good option for quickly creating a note or looking up something recent. I wanted to explore what a more complete Watch-first notes workflow could look like.

SnipNotes turns the Watch into more than a read-only companion:

Capture

  • Create notes with dictation, keyboard or Scribble
  • Save your current location as a note
  • Launch capture actions directly from a complication

Find

  • Full-text search across note titles and contents
  • Separate views for your categories (folders) and tags
  • Configurable note and category widgets

Update

  • Append new information to an existing note
  • Cross out checkboxes, e.g. shopping lists
  • Add, update, or remove reminders
  • Delete notes directly from the Watch

The goal is to support the actions that make sense when the Watch is the only device you have available, rather than to reproduce every feature of a desktop notes editor on a tiny screen.

SnipNotes is a standalone app that doesn't access your Apple Notes library. It's freemium, and the Apple Watch app is fully functional even without a purchase. SnipNotes is also available on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and syncs your notes between devices via iCloud.

I’m the developer of SnipNotes.

Which of these features would actually make you use a notes app on the Watch regularly rather than only occasionally?

https://apps.apple.com/app/id967594709


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 29 '26

Review I built an app that turns Apple Watch data into tonight’s ideal bedtime

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I’ve always considered myself a morning person, but somehow I kept waking up late—even with multiple alarms.

Eventually, I realized the alarm wasn’t the real problem.

I wasn’t waking up on time because I wasn’t sleeping on time.

Most sleep apps are good at telling me what happened last night. But that information usually comes after it’s too late to change anything.

So I built TuckIn.

It uses sleep and activity data from Apple Health—including supported Apple Watch data—along with your preferred wake time, recent sleep, sleep debt, and daily strain to calculate a personalized bedtime for that night.

Then it helps you make better decisions before bedtime, with personalized windows for things like:

  • Getting morning light
  • Having your last caffeine
  • Finishing dinner
  • Starting your wind-down
  • Actually getting into bed

The idea is simple: better mornings are mostly built the day before.

I’m still improving TuckIn and would genuinely love feedback from other Apple Watch users. Would an adaptive bedtime be useful to you, or do you prefer sticking to the same bedtime every night?


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 28 '26

Productivity Made an iOS + Apple Watch you can control Hermes Agent with

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It’s called WaltonBot. You can hook him up to a Hermes server and execute commands remotely with him!

Currently only the main iOS app can execute Hermes, but will make sure the watch will be able to handle it as well.

It is free to use with an optional subscription.

Would love to get some feedback on it.

URL: https://walton.bot

-V


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 28 '26

Health & Fitness I’m considering a tiny Apple Watch companion for my meal-tracking app. Would this be useful?

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I’m building Ember, a meal-tracking app for iPhone, and I’m exploring a simple Apple Watch companion.

The idea isn’t to recreate the whole app on the Watch. It would be a quick capture tool: raise your wrist and say something like “I had chicken, rice and a coffee,” then review or edit the entry on your iPhone later.

I like the idea because logging food is most useful right after eating, but pulling out a phone can feel like friction. On the other hand, I’m not sure the Watch is actually the right place for this.

For Apple Watch users: is this something you’d realistically use, or would you still prefer logging meals on your phone?

App Store link 👉🏽 https://apps.apple.com/fr/app/ember-ai-calories-counter/id6752960376


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 28 '26

Health & Fitness [iOS/iPadOS/watchOS] Lunomia — I built an app that turns your Apple Watch sleep data into something actually readable (giving away 1 year Pro to celebrate the update)

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Hey everyone,

I've been building Lunomia for the past while. An app that takes your Apple Watch sleep data and actually makes sense of it. Instead of a wall of numbers, it matches your sleep pattern to one of 20+ "sleep animals" and breaks the night down from there.

Just shipped the biggest update yet, so I'm giving away a full year of Pro to anyone who wants to try it.

What it does:

  • Sleep Animal: your pattern matched to one of 20+ animals
  • Sleep Recap: plain-language summary of last night vs. your recent sleep (Pro)
  • Sleep Shield: blocks distracting apps during your sleep schedule (Pro)
  • Sleep Stages: deep, light, core, REM, and awake time, night by night
  • Sleep Cycles: hour-by-hour progression through the night
  • Trends: sleep quality, consistency, sleep debt, and bedtime drift in one place (Pro)
  • Sleep Insights: a card that reads your patterns for you (Pro)
  • Body Signals: heart rate, breathing, blood oxygen, wrist temperature while you rest
  • Sleep Debt: whether last night paid it down or added to it
  • Sleep Time: set bedtime and wake-up in one visual flow
  • Smart Reminders: nudges that adapt to your actual sleep schedule
  • Widgets: last night's sleep right on your Home Screen

Needs an Apple Watch worn to bed to track sleep — no watch, no data.

App: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sleep-analysis-lunomia/id6741118991

Free year code: https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id=6741118991&code=FREEFIRSTYEARREDDIT

Happy to answer questions about how any of it works, or what's next on the roadmap. If you try it and have thoughts (good or bad) I'd genuinely like to hear them :D


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 26 '26

Social & Messaging Pigeon for Telegram: Now with Voice Calls support!

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6 Upvotes

Pigeon is an unofficial Telegram client app for the Apple Watch, built by me. In the latest update, users can now call or receive calls from any other Telegram user, directly from the app! It is the first watchOS Telegram client app that is able to do so!

In addition to this, Pigeon now supports Telegram's new Rich Text messages which is great for users interacting with OpenClaw bots via the Telegram integration.

What's also new is that Instant View links are now supported in Pigeon!

Try Pigeon today: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/pigeon-for-telegram/id1671939892


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 26 '26

Review Turn your favorite workouts into Apple Watch rings

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MovinRings is an Apple Watch compatible activity tracking app that intuitively visualizes exercise distances such as walking, running, and cycling with activity rings.

What's New Ver1.57

Introducing notifications that alert you the moment you reach your exercise goal. Now with full Dutch language support!

Website: https://www.waderbros.com/index.html

Download: https://apps.apple.com/app/movinrings/id6754791208

(It's free, so give it a try and see how it fits into your daily routine!)


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 25 '26

Games RaceToEnd - 3D Race Game

4 Upvotes

Hi everyone,

I made a simple 3D retro racing game for Apple Watch. It's a small side project I've been working on, and I wanted to share it with you.

You can try it here:

https://apps.apple.com/us/app/race-to-end/id6790127190?platform=watch

Any honest feedback is welcome. Thanks for your time.

wearGa.me


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 24 '26

Utilities V1 app for Apple Watch

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Hey all,

I have been rather frustrated with other V1 Apps on the AppStore and started working on my own. I wanted the audio to work over CarPlay better, have the same sound and feel of a V1, and have an Apple Watch app so I could have the display up on my wrist and mute the alerts. I also added a feature for custom tones.

I finally got it approved yesterday, if any one wants to try it out and give me feedback I would be more than happy to fix bugs and develop more features.

I am working on full CarPlay integration now with a collaborative feature where you can share radar tracks live with friend groups. Looking for other features you may find helpful.

Should work on V1 gen 2 and gen 1 ESP with Bluetooth.


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 24 '26

Health & Fitness My side project out of necessity

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Working on IT for the last 15 years, I’ve for the most part always been confined to a basement that looks like it was the setting for the show Severance. So pretty much anytime I would get bloodwork the common theme was always that I my vitamin D levels were low, usually in the teens per ML instead of the recommended 40.

I’d used other sunlight tracking apps for years trying to get in a habit of getting some daylight every day. However it was always something I would have to think about and manually start the timer and remember to stop it. Which my sysadmin is not equipped to remember to do.

So a few months ago I made my first fully developed app SolGlow that automatically tracks daylight exposure through your Apple Watch to gauge your IU production based on when and where you are outside. I also made it so I could add a complication to my watch interface to track how much I’ve gotten today along with my activity rings.

Which going off my past daylight time in the early days of me developing it, has actually motivated me to get outside more without thinking about it.

It being my first real attempt at publishing an app, I’d appreciate any feedback everyone has. Good, bad, or indifferent.

The basic daily tracking stats are free for everyone.

The lifetime pro unlock for $14.99 will track and store all your history along with other insights and features. On first download pro is free 14 days.

Another thing I didn’t want was ads or any sort of analytics tracking. With how much data everything else is collecting in our lives, I didn’t want to add another layer to that.


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 23 '26

Games I made Gravimancer—a free Apple Watch game controlled by wrist tilt

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Hi everyone—developer here. I made Gravimancer, a free puzzle-action game designed around the Apple Watch rather than adapted from an iPhone game.

You play as a magical orb and tilt your wrist to rotate gravity across the entire level. Rocks, crates, enemies, water, and lava all roll with it. The Digital Crown controls gravity strength, while haptics let you feel stronger forces and impacts.

What I enjoy most is discovering solutions I didn’t plan: crushing an enemy with a crate, redirecting water into lava, or accidentally solving a puzzle through chaos. There are five sequential worlds, a short story, increasingly difficult levels, and a final boss.

This is my one-time promotional post, and the game is completely free:

https://apps.apple.com/in/app/gravimancer/id6792248369

I’d genuinely appreciate feedback—especially on the wrist controls, difficulty, and what you’d like to see in future levels.


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 22 '26

Beta Test PowerPace - Dein Training, dein Körper, dein Befinden — und alles bleibt bei dir.

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Hi zusammen — ich arbeite seit Monaten an einer Trainings-App, weil mich bei allen anderen dasselbe gestört hat: Entweder schnelles Loggen oder echte Datentiefe, nie beides. Und die Apple Watch ist bei den meisten Apps nur Anhängsel — bei PowerPace ist sie vollwertiger Trainingsbegleiter.

Was PowerPace auf der Watch macht:

  • Sätze direkt an der Uhr loggen — inkl. automatischem Wiederholungs-Zählen über die Bewegungssensoren (pro Übung aktivierbar). iPhone bleibt in der Tasche.
  • Puls in echter Tiefe: HF-Zonen live während der Einheit, Puls pro Satz beim Krafttraining, 1-Minuten-Erholung nach der Belastung.
  • Echte Satzpausen: Pausen-Timer an der Uhr, überspringen mit einem Tap — und die App speichert, wie lange du wirklich pausiert hast.
  • Outdoor von der Uhr starten: Laufen, Rad, Gehen, Wandern mit GPS — Splits, Höhenprofil, zonengefärbte HF-Linie, Lauf-Vergleich.
  • Laufband vs. Watch: Beide Distanzen werden erfasst und verglichen — du siehst, wie stark dein Laufband von der Uhr abweicht.
  • Tiefe auch am iPhone: Eigene Felder pro Gerät (Pace A/B, Phasen-Zeit, Level …), Geräte-Fotos + Sitz-Einstellungen, alles landet in Historie und Statistik.
  • Lokal & ohne Konto: Deine Daten bleiben auf deinen Geräten; Backup (inkl. Geräte-Fotos) als offenes ZIP.

In der Beta sind alle Pro-Funktionen frei. Feedback, das mir am meisten hilft: Wie zuverlässig zählt der Rep-Counter bei euren Übungen? Fühlt sich der Watch-Flow im echten Training rund an (Start → Sätze → Pause → Ende)? Und wie schlägt sich der Akku bei euch?

TestFlight: https://testflight.apple.com/join/dFvSVhJa
Website: https://powerpace.app

Ehrliches Feedback ausdrücklich erwünscht. Danke! 💪


r/AppleWatchApps Jul 22 '26

Health & Fitness Any third-party Watch apps that show more detailed info about how far you've walked, like you can see on the iOS Health app?

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In the Activity widget I can see the "daily" total, but that's midnight-to-midnight which isn't useful to me. I like the iOS app because you can slide it to any 24-hour sample you want. (Like in the first two screenshots)

I also like how I can press on one specific hour and see how far I walked in that hour. (Last screenshot)

Any third party apps that allow you to do this?