Recent content by Fred Berthelot

You have to build out in wide rows and columns and then move apps to a cluster, leaving a single app as a connector between clusters. You can't build the clusters without first having a wider band of apps (in this case 3-apps wide).

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:

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...