The app needs work
I really want to love this device. The watch is amazing. I get compliments on it all the time. The data in the app is not up to the standard of the other wearables on the market. I hope they continue to improve the app.
Calm and collective
Loving this healthtracker, sleek design and great insights. The reactivity monitor helped me so much better understand how I handle my days and the cycletracker overlays the reactivity monitor for even more insights
I love the watch. Struggling with app
I want to start by saying I love the look of the watch. It also goes a long time without a charge which I love.
The app I am struggling with. Doesn’t connect to Apple health. Often missing data. Needs to be fine tuned.
The app I am struggling with. Doesn’t connect to Apple health. Often missing data. Needs to be fine tuned.
I'VE WORN ALL THE HEALTH TRACKERS. HERE'S WHY I STAYED WITH NOWATCH.
Let's be honest — most wearables are ugly data machines. After years of strapping glorified anxiety generators to my wrist, I have found the one that actually works.
Apple Watch is just your phone on your wrist — nagging, rude, the tyranny of the little red dot.
WHOOP and Oura both charge a subscription or the device is dead — like renting insight into your own biology. Then Oura sold all of it to Palantir. My health data is the most private data I have. Hard pass on all of them.
Enter NOWATCH. No screen. No notifications. No guilt. A precision tracker hidden inside a beautifully designed piece of jewelry you'll actually want to wear everywhere. I get compliments in meetings. Nobody knows it's a health tracker. That's the whole point.
But what sets my NOWATCH apart isn't the data — it's what the data is for. Most wearables track body performance and stop there.
NOWATCH adds the missing layer: real-time awareness of your load (defined as: how much daily demands affect you) — the pressure your system is actually under._, in-the-moment skills to respond, long-term patterns that build lasting resilience. A gentle haptic, a quiet moment: how are you feeling right now? It’s soft.
Nearly a year in, I rely on it less. That's apparently the whole point.
No subscription. No rings to close. No gamification. GDPR-protected, opt-in data. Charging every 4–5 days — whaat.
One purchase. One intention: that you eventually won't need it.
That's either the most confident or most honest thing a wellness brand has ever said. Possibly both.
Apple Watch is just your phone on your wrist — nagging, rude, the tyranny of the little red dot.
WHOOP and Oura both charge a subscription or the device is dead — like renting insight into your own biology. Then Oura sold all of it to Palantir. My health data is the most private data I have. Hard pass on all of them.
Enter NOWATCH. No screen. No notifications. No guilt. A precision tracker hidden inside a beautifully designed piece of jewelry you'll actually want to wear everywhere. I get compliments in meetings. Nobody knows it's a health tracker. That's the whole point.
But what sets my NOWATCH apart isn't the data — it's what the data is for. Most wearables track body performance and stop there.
NOWATCH adds the missing layer: real-time awareness of your load (defined as: how much daily demands affect you) — the pressure your system is actually under._, in-the-moment skills to respond, long-term patterns that build lasting resilience. A gentle haptic, a quiet moment: how are you feeling right now? It’s soft.
Nearly a year in, I rely on it less. That's apparently the whole point.
No subscription. No rings to close. No gamification. GDPR-protected, opt-in data. Charging every 4–5 days — whaat.
One purchase. One intention: that you eventually won't need it.
That's either the most confident or most honest thing a wellness brand has ever said. Possibly both.
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Love the watch - not so much the app.
I’m pretty exacting about UX/UI and this app just keeps falling flat. I love the look and feel of the watch. The battery life is great. But the app is just trying to do too much. On the timeline screen alone I counted 13 things I could tap for more info not one is labeled.
Please please hire a strong app design team and simplify!I don’t believe the stress analyses because it’s too much of a pain to corroborate on other screens.
Please please hire a strong app design team and simplify!I don’t believe the stress analyses because it’s too much of a pain to corroborate on other screens.
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