Everything you need,
already on your wrist.
Documents, the web, video, communication — 6 apps that make an Apple Watch genuinely useful on its own, not just a notification screen.
iWatch Math
Photograph the problem.
Point your camera at a maths problem and get a worked explanation, not just an answer — with your study material waiting on the watch.
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iWatch Videos
Watch without your phone.
Load videos onto the watch itself and play them offline — on a run, a commute, or anywhere the phone stayed behind.
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iWatch PDF
Read, search and study any PDF on your wrist — with quizzes and answers drawn from the document itself.
Watch Browser
Browse the web from your Apple Watch. Quick searches and full pages without reaching for your phone.
Speech Assistant AAC
Communication boards and saved phrases that speak for you, on iPhone and Apple Watch.
iWatch Math
Photograph a maths problem and get a worked explanation, with your study material on the watch.
iWatch Videos
Load videos onto your Apple Watch and watch them offline, on a run or a commute.
Watch Tracker
Know where your family is, from your wrist.
From the blog
Getting more out of an Apple Watch.
Ask a PDF a Question, Get the Page Number Back
An answer you cannot check is a rumour. Citing the page it came from is what makes asking a document worth doing at all.
Revising for an Exam by Quizzing Yourself on Apple Watch
Turn a set of lecture notes into questions, then answer them from your wrist in the two-minute gaps you already have.
How to Study Flashcards on Apple Watch
The wrist is bad for long reading and unusually good for retrieval practice. Here is how to build cards that work in twenty seconds.
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