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Apple Watch App Version

This version should be able to see and create tasks, receive notifications and see calendar.

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  • Andreas

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    Jun 25, 2025

    Great ideas everyone! I just wanted to add that I constantly use the "How Long Left" app on my watch, and it would be amazing to have that same feature built into Akiflow.

    It's so useful to just glance at my watch and see a countdown. For example, a complication that automatically shows:

    How long until my next meeting: like "Starts in 15 mins".How much time is left in what I'm doing now: like "25 mins left".

    Seeing the time tick down like that really helps me stay focused and be ready for what's next. Having this directly in Akiflow would mean one less app to worry about and would be a perfect addition to seeing tasks and getting alerts.

    • Jeson P

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      Jun 26, 2025

      Andreas Petersen: Thanks for sharing! Having that glanceable countdown right in Akiflow sounds like a perfect way to boost focus. We’ll flag this for future consideration.

  • Ivan

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    Mar 6, 2025

    I would love to have the ability to view my task list and calendar directly on my Apple Watch, allowing quick access to my schedule without relying on my phone or computer. Additionally, it would be incredibly useful to add new tasks quickly, either by typing or using voice notes.

    • Jeson P

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      Mar 9, 2025

      Ivan Lopez: Thank you for this feedback! We are currently making sure that our mobile version's foundation is secured and stable before we do this as well as the iPad version!

  • [Deleted User]

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    Dec 25, 2023

    It'd be amazing if it was possible to see what's the list for today (tasks and events). Getting these reminders on the watch would improve my productivity

  • [Deleted User]

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    Oct 18, 2023

    Receiving Akiflow's notifications on your Apple Watch is already available, as all iOS apps that send notifications can be received on your AW. To enable this, on your iPhone go to:

    Watch App > My Watch (1st Tab) > Notifications > Scroll down to Mirror iPhone notifications > Enable Akiflow

    • [Deleted User]

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      Jan 14, 2024

      Wardour Digital: Sorry for the necro-reply, just want to mention that this applies when using the Apple watch with an iPhone. The use-case I am think of is for my cellular-connected Apple watch that I am using without having an iphone on me.

  • [Deleted User]

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    Jan 11, 2023

    An MVP could include a complication and notifications so that a person could use an apple watch to stay on schedule.

    • [Deleted User]

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      Jan 26, 2023

      Alan Vardy: I'd love to be able to do this! Having an "Up next" complication would be excellent. The ability to add an item to the inbox via Siri on Apple Watch would be delightfully helpful, too.

  • Matt

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    Oct 13, 2025

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    Merged request

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    24 votes

    Apple Watch Complications

    Would replace Fantastical complications for me, which are awesome.

  • Victor

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    Jun 12

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    Merged request

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    7 votes

    Aki: Voice Interaction with Aki via Apple Watch

    I’d love the ability to interact with Aki directly from my Apple Watch, especially through voice commands. Being able to just raise my wrist and tell Aki what I need (like capturing a task or setting a reminder) would be incredibly useful for hands-free productivity.

  • Flavio

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    Jun 12

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    Merged request

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    20 votes

    Akiflow for Apple Watch – Smart Complications for Tasks

    It would be awesome to have Akiflow available on Apple Watch with useful complications that bring task management right to the wrist. Specifically:

    • A complication showing the next task and the time it starts — perfect for at-a-glance planning.

    • A complication showing the current task with the "remaining time", similar to what Readdle Calendars offers — ideal for staying on track during time blocks or deep work sessions.

    • Dodge

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      Apr 24, 2025

      Good idea!