What's on your Apple Watch home screen?

[Rene Ritchie]

I don't use my Apple Watch the way I use my iPhone, but I do like that it has a home screen where I can get an overview of all my apps.

I haven't done anything too fancy with it yet, like make patterns or streamlined shapes, but I'm going to give that a try this weekend.

You can set up your Apple Watch home page pretty much any way you want either by dragging a few apps around on the watch itself or by doing major rearrangement using the Apple Watch for iPhone app.

So here's mine, now show me yours!

 

[Rene Ritchie]

(And yes, this is after trying and failing to make a Batman symbol )

 

[kd7irm]

Messed around with mine last night, need to download more apps before i can make the outline of anything meaningful, lol. I am kinda enjoying the watch "stock" for the moment.

 

[kd7irm]

 

[tigerinexile]

Still working on shape. May also have to pare down my apps -- especially as apps I like more add a Watch extension!




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[mudrick]

I'm letting form follow function. Using the clock as the centerpiece I've got workout/hydration, moving up, the workout migrates to weather. Below the clock, music, then productivity. (still working on the productivity arrangement).

 

[JakePleasants]

 

[Bigeric23]

 

[jw154j]

Pinwheel type. With each spoke a different category.

 

[BeyondtheTech]

I decided to put the most important icons near the center Clock icon, spreading them out in lined patterns above and below. The bottom would have all my travel and social apps, then games, and the top would have the activity and shopping stuff.

 

[Flow39]

 

[Bigeric23]

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If you don't mind me asking, how are you liking Flipboard on the watch?

 

[Bigeric23]

Pinwheel type. With each spoke a different category.

That is a great idea.

 

[Flow39]

If you don't mind me asking, how are you liking Flipboard on the watch?

I like it! It lets you read about half an article. It does take quite awhile to load, but that's the case with any Apple Watch Apps at the moment.

 

[Pedro Hicken]

Pinwheel type. With each spoke a different category.

How did you manage this? I'm trying to get a similar setup but it wont work for me.

 

[pattylt]

Brilliant! May be copying you....

 

[swarlos]

Don't know how you guys have so many apps sheesh! LOL.


Carried by a raven from The Wall.

 

[Fred Berthelot]

My Apple Watch layout is the closest thing to an iPhone layout that I could manage. Apps are organized into cluster types: Social, Financial, Health, Entertainment... Each cluster consists of 7 apps. In the center cluster around the clock are the most frequently used apps. From there I'm no more than 2 swipes away from the 8 surrounding clusters and I know exactly where each cluster is.

 

[JakePleasants]

My Apple Watch layout is the closest thing to an iPhone layout that I could manage. Apps are organized into cluster types: Social, Financial, Health, Entertainment... Each cluster consists of 7 apps. In the center cluster around the clock are the most frequently used apps. From there I'm no more than 2 swipes away from the 8 surrounding clusters and I know exactly where each cluster is.

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Perfection.

 

[Fred Berthelot]

Thanks Jake. It was frustrating to set up because the icons kept falling to the center like a stack of marbles. But it works like a charm now. Here's what the clusters look like on the watch: