[doogald]

I’m not sure how I missed this, but you can now use the shortcuts app on iOS 14 and watchOS 7 to create time and event based shortcuts that can do things like change the watch face. So, for example, I always do a workout sometime in the morning, and wake between about 6 and 7, so I have a shortcut that runs every morning at 6 am to change my watch face to Infograph, which has complications for activity, workout, and my podcast app Overcast - all things I can launch from the watch face as I start my workout - and then another that switches my watch face to my preferred Meridian watch face every time a workout ends.

This is amazing!

[Just_Me_D]

Nice!....Thanks for sharing your experience with us...

[Tartarus]

Yes, personal automation is a life saver.
Makes it so much easier to do stuff automatically without having to worry about forgetting stuff.



These are mine.
1st is that every night my 3 alarms is set for the morning. 5:20, 5:25 and 5:30 am. In case I miss one, the others will definitely wake me.

2nd is when I enable Bedtime mode, my 5.1 surround set computer speakers are powered off, my bedroom led strips are turned off, my TV is paused in case I forgot to turn it off and that my Smart Thermostat is lowered a few degrees as I don’t need it heating when I’m asleep.

3rd and 4th turns on AoD when workout starts en off when workout ends. I don’t have AoD enabled at all times.

Hopefully this will inspire someone to do more with personal automations.

[Wotchered]

That would drive me crazy, I am not a Robot.

[Tartarus]

That would drive me crazy, I am not a Robot.

Well, having to remember to set the alarm every night before going to bed makes me anxious.
Now I don’t have to worry about that.
And yes, I don’t use the repeat alarm feature because I hate seeing that clock icon on the status bar.
So, using this automation has made my life a little more easier.