Wearable Widgets 8.1

Widgets you can wear: Wearable Widgets provides seamless integration between your phone and smartwatch, allowing you to access thousands of Android widgets. No need to wait for developers to adapt their apps for your watch; with Wearable Widgets, you can already enjoy them in a compact format designed by the developer. Expand the capabilities of your smartwatch!

Please note that if you encounter any difficulties, we encourage you to reach out to us via email rather than leaving a complaint as a comment. We are here to help and will do our best to assist you. However, it's important to note that this app store is not a support forum.

Before getting started, here are a few important points to set your expectations:

• You must have a compatible wearable device to use this app. While it works with Wear OS, some other devices may also be compatible to some extent. For device-specific information, please visit http://wearablewidgets.com/devices.html.
• This free app allows usage of one widget at a time. Additional widgets can be unlocked through a small in-app purchase. Please ensure that your favorite widgets are compatible with your watch before making a purchase.
• While you'll be able to view and interact with widgets on your watch, it's important to understand that the widgets themselves are running on your phone. Therefore, any actions initiated by tapping on a widget will occur on your phone and not directly on the watch. This is inherent to the app's functionality.
• Taps and swipes on your watch may experience slight lag due to the connection between devices. However, widgets should still be usable, albeit with slightly reduced responsiveness.
• Not all widgets are optimized for display on a watch screen, so please exercise common sense when selecting widgets for use.
• Compatibility issues have been identified with certain widgets, including some that may not update when your phone is asleep. These issues are determined by the widget developers and cannot be addressed by us. For tips on mitigating such issues, please visit http://wearablewidgets.com/widgets.html.

Using widgets on Wear OS

For Wearable Widgets to function properly, the app must be installed on both your phone and linked watch independently. Start by tapping the "Install" button above and follow the prompts to install the app on your watch.

Once installed, there are several ways to access phone widgets on your watch:

1. Launch Wearable Widgets as a conventional app from the launcher. To do this, press the crown or main hardware button on your watch face.
2. Use Wearable Widgets as a watch face, which is perfect for widgets that display the time.
3. Add Wearable Widgets as complications to other non-Wearable Widgets faces (limited to 2x2 and smaller widgets).
4. Try out the beta feature: Use Wearable Widgets as a Tile alongside your watch face. You can join the beta testing program at https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.wearablewidgets.

For more detailed instructions and additional information, please visit http://wearablewidgets.com/wear.

Deprecated Interfaces

The following devices were previously supported by Wearable Widgets but are no longer actively maintained for various reasons:

Tizen Gear

Due to Samsung's decision to stop accepting updates to our Gear clients, we are unable to make further improvements to our app on this platform. However, the watch apps are still functional and available for most of these devices on the Samsung Gear app store. Simply search for "Wearable Widgets" to install.

Sony SmartWatch 1 and 2

These early smartwatches from Sony have been replaced by the SW3, which runs Android Wear. To use Wearable Widgets with an SW1 or SW2, you'll need to download an older version of our app. It can be found at http://bit.ly/WW61sw2.

Google Glass™

Although our Glass interface is still functional, we have ceased active development since Google discontinued Glass as a consumer product in early 2015. To utilize the Glass interface, you'll need to sideload the WW Glassware. The download link can be found at http://wearablewidgets.com/glass.