Week Watch vs Paces

Keep Track of the Week Number — Right on Your Wrist and Home Screen! Stay organized with the current week number displayed directly on your Apple Watch face! With this app, you can always see the week number at a glance - no need to unlock your phone. Key Features: • Apple Watch Complication: Display the current week number right on your watch face as a complication, so it’s always visible without extra steps. • Home Screen Widget: On iPhone and iPad, a handy widget shows the current week number in the Today view or directly on your Home Screen (available in iOS 14 and later). • Swipe for More Weeks: In the app, you can easily view past and upcoming weeks by swiping left or right. • International Standard (ISO 8601): The week number follows the international ISO 8601 standard, used widely across the world. How to Add the Widget to Your Home Screen on the iPhone: 1. Touch and hold an empty area on your iPhone or iPad Home Screen until the apps start to jiggle. 2. Tap the ”+” button in the upper-left corner of the screen. 3. Search for the Week Number widget in the widget gallery, or scroll through to find it. 4. Tap “Add Widget.” 5. Drag the widget to your desired location on the Home Screen and tap “Done” in the top-right corner to finalize the placement. Have any feedback or just want to share some love? Feel free to contact me at: daniel@rostsolutions.com

Easy pace conversions for runners and cyclists. • Pace → Time: A 4:30 min/km pace gets me what half marathon time? • Time → Pace: For a marathon of 3:30, what pace do I need to run? • Speed → Duration: How long does it take to ride 85 km at 28 km/h? What's your min/mi pace in min/km? What’s that in miles per hour? What’s your marathon time based on that pace? For a marathon finish time of x what pace should I run? How long will it take to me ride an 85 km course if I average 28 km/h? Easy conversion between all of them - at the same time.