Simple Complications

Simple Complications

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13 ratings
15 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

Details

  • Released
  • Updated
  • January 21, 2017
  • December 29, 2020

Features

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Display any online data as a complication on your Apple Watch. Track key metrics by pulling information from websites, RSS feeds, or APIs. Data can be shown as text, numbers, or images.

Display online data as watch complications
Pull data from websites, RSS, XML, JSON APIs
Show data as text, number, or image
Supports custom feed parsing
Track key metrics
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What's New in Simple Complications

1.52

December 29, 2020

Bugfixes

1

In-App Purchases

$1.99

Simple C annual subscription

Subscribe to use any data supported by SimpleC.

User reviews

Works but not completely

It seems incompatible with the newer versions of Apple Watch modular face it no longer displays the text in the center complication area. It would be a great app if the developer could just update it to work with the center complication and display the text instead of the puzzle piece.

“Benefits of subscription” text hidden by keyboard

Nowhere in the app or on the website can I find info as to what the point of a subscription might be. So, not subscribing.

Otherwise, still evaluating.

Can be improved

This app is honestly great but I wish there were more features to customize it

It work, somewhat

This app is ugly as others have said, and it works OK for the small "round" complications. However, I've spent 20 minutes trying to get the large rectangle infograph modular complication to show anything and cannot - it's just a black square.

Buggy and needs quite a bit of work, but it does function if you just want the small complications
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Purchase awhile back but now requires subscription

Barely worked before and now they want more money on a subscription?! Definitely not worth downloading

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FAQ

What kind of data can Simple Complications display?

Simple Complications can display any data available online. This includes information from public RSS feeds (like sports news or blog entries), currency conversion rates, recent earthquakes, and even NASA's image of the day. It can also pull data from XML/RSS feeds or JSON APIs.

How is data displayed on the Apple Watch?

Data pulled by Simple Complications can be presented in three formats on your Apple Watch complication: as text, a number, or an image. This allows for versatile display of the information you choose to track.

Does Simple Complications support non-secure (HTTP) resources?

Yes, Simple Complications supports non-secure (HTTP) resources. To enable this, you need to activate the 'http switch' within the settings app under the 'Simple C' section.

What devices does Simple Complications support?

Simple Complications is designed to work across multiple Apple devices. It is supported on the Apple Watch, iPhone, and iPod.

How often is Simple Complications updated?

The latest version of Simple Complications is 1.52, which was last updated on December 29, 2020. While updates have not been frequent recently, the app has been available since January 21, 2017.

What is the user rating for Simple Complications?

Simple Complications has a rating of 3.5 stars based on 13 user ratings. This indicates a generally positive but mixed reception from its user base.

Is Simple Complications free to use?

Yes, Simple Complications is free to download and use. However, it does offer in-app purchases, which likely unlock additional features or customization options for the complications.

How does Simple Complications compare to other watch data apps?

Simple Complications allows for highly customizable data display from various online sources directly as watch complications. Its strength lies in its flexibility to parse custom feeds, offering a more tailored experience than some pre-defined data apps.