Useful and Fun
I like Petey a lot. Add the complication. Hit the button. Get answers.
The one thing keeping me from giving Petey 5 stars is the lack of preferences. I never want to use the keyboard. I want to open the app, and have it listen. Or, I want to open the app, and hit a button to have is listen. The small microphone tap target is not ideal.Mad Chipmunk
It works, but needs work…
It seems to answer my questions pretty quickly, but the answers are too brief.
Also the text to speech is very very low and I can barely hear it and I do not see a way to increase the volume.
It also needs the option to default to dictation rather than to typing out the question with the keyboard which takes forever.
I’ll give it five stars when these things have been corrected.frjps
Siri doesn't know petey
i’m surprised to find that more people don’t know that you can simply raise your watch & just say 'open <app>' or 'set timer'. But Siri does not know the new name of petey although you can still open it with Watcht GPT.
very nicely designed. did you also program the Mac GPT app? If so, it needs an open on logon feature or at least stay on window on logon launch feature. thanks, /guy/guy
It’s a good start
How can one add or subtract contacts that you want to share with? Looking forward to more features.voxx21
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Needs auto listen feature
Nice app idea. I think I’ll have fun with this.
However, it is silly to default to keyboard input from the watch complication. It should default to listening when you click the complication. Offer a keyboard input as an alternative input, not the primary.KevinFergs
Paid for app. Does not load on Ultra watch.
Installed fine on prior watch. Can not uninstall.Disappointed app User.
Great app, lots of potential
watchGPT is an interesting Apple Watch app I decided to give a try after reading John Voorhees' review of it in this week's edition of Club MacStories; a great newsletter I strongly encourage you to check out! Having an AI chat bot on my wrist sounds intriguing and after playing around with the app for just a little bit I think I'm going to keep it on my Wayfinder watch face, sub-dial Bottom, for now. I'm already thinking about use cases for it. Right now, I'm thinking it would be a nice companion to have while reading a book. If I have a question, I can ask watchGPT and share the results via a text to myself for further reference. It would be nice however to figure out if I can get watchGPT to work with Drafts as having notes would, at least for me, be preferable to text messages, as it relates to collecting the results of my queries.TonyEye67
Some reviews here are dumb
The app is pretty cool. It would be nice to have a settings feature to have some options to alter default(s), history, and random/category questions (instead of typing or speaking because apparently some people are too lazy for it).
1. option to choose primary input; speak or keyboard or none (just to keep some kids happy).
2. history logs? would be cool.
3. random question or category of choosing?ʕᴥ• ʔ
Next steps
Interesting. Would be great if the share option could also go to a Note.Justateacher
