Watchsmith is one of those apps that seems difficult at first. But the fact that when you look inside you are surprised at the number of opportunities it offers. We're looking for a compatible app personalized Apple Watch issues it reaches the top, with an extra turn of nut. With this app you can schedule time for auto-switching problems.
The world of complex "problems"
As we have seen on other occasions, problems are something that comes from traditional horology. The Apple Watch puts them in different categories, maximizing opportunities and employment handheld device. Developers can add their own, expanding their app, but we've never seen such great variations.
While a custom clock requires a sophisticated gear system to provide different details of the day and time, these limitations are not present on the electronic device. The Apple Watch is like a canvas where it shows exactly what we want, opening up space for opportunities. This is where Watchsmith comes in.
This app itself is a true toolbox for your wrist. While other applications that enter clock issues stay in one or two places, Watchsmith has 38 (with a paid price of 12, which we'll talk about later). And each of them can be customized.
To get this, we have to go app we download on iPhone. In it, we will be introduced with six types of spheres where we can apply one of the problems (the app is in English):
- Infograph circle: it is the "round" problems that we find within the infographic sphere.
- The presence of the infograph: in the same categories, is the one found in the corners.
- At the top of the infographic: making it difficult to assemble the inner part of the scene.
- Large infograph – Available on panels with a large, long issue.
- Less common: in those sections where the difficulty lies in the small square.
- X-Large – Allows you to add complexity to this area.
Among the problems we can find are we find different types of dates, times, appointment calendar, work (with calories, minutes and positioning), weather, waves and astronomy. That's a wonderful thing we can customize a few of them
In the last days I was planning on using my problems to make the first hour show me the first half hour, calories in the back and the day after hours. So I know how each of these variables goes throughout the day, adjusted for the hours when I usually meet the goal (difficult in the case of calories can be confined).
App in View, privacy and subscriptions
The Apple Watch also has its own app. Though obviously, it doesn't allow you to customize the problems from here the physical limitations of the clock. In it we find a kind of archiving of other applications, such as work, time, calendar, astronomy and even drama (the Pong-type crown).
Personally, I couldn't find a better use of the clock app. I find the standard apps that Apple Watch has already installed correctly.
In terms of privacy, Watchsmith needs access to our health, activity, calendar and location data. His Privacy Policy, the application indicates that the use of this data is performed within the device to display the required information. The developer does not collect and only share location to receive weather and weather data.
One of the biggest issues with Watchsmith is that the app is designed for Series 4 and Series 5 due to the extra screen size they offer
And that's where we get your subscriptions. Watchsmith is free to download and most of its features are free. However, things like waves or weather they represent recurring costs to the developer. Therefore, it was decided that these and other features were paid off.
As we say, Watchsmith is free. To access all its functions, a Registration for 1,99 euros per month or 19,99 euros per year. With this payment, in addition, the developer guarantees to keep the app in motion adding functions new from time to time. We hope that in the future this will recommend troubleshooting support to other applications in a specific format.
