Finally for the Apple Watch: The hottest app is now on your wrist

Everyone is talking about artificial intelligence, with the focus on the almost uncanny chatbot “ChatGPT” from OpenAI. In fact, he has an answer for everything. Wouldn’t it be great to have such a helper right on your wrist? The new “WatchGPT” app for the Apple Watch now makes this possible.

Actually, “ChatGPT” is officially only available in the browser, but the interface has already found its way into various iPhone apps, even if they are not absolutely necessary. But it would certainly be even more direct to use it directly on the Apple Watch.

ChatGPT for the Apple Watch: “WatchGPT” makes the dream come true

That’s what the Dutch developer Hidde van der Ploeg thought too and started working on it “WatchGPT”. The app for the Apple Watch now brings “ChatGPT” to the smartwatch and is now available in the App Store. The app is not free, but the 4.99 euros might be worth considering, after all you have the hottest app these days right on your wrist.

A demonstration of the app by the developer:

And what does “WatchGPT” offer in the current version? You can ask “ChatGPT” questions directly via text or voice input place. The latter is certainly much more comfortable. The answer that “ChatGPT” gives can then be shared directly by email, message or other apps. Whole conversations like in the browser with “ChatGPT” do not work with the smartwatch app yet, but the developer is already planning such a feature for future updates.

Interface and future features

However, the app can already be used as a so-called Complication for easy access on the face of the Apple Watch. The app’s interface is available in English, Dutch, French and Spanish. Questions to “ChatGPT” can of course also be asked in German. The answers then come in German, after all, the chatbot understands other languages ​​independently of the app interface.

Apple’s current smartwatch portfolio:

Very important: The developer guarantees that the app does not collect any data. Furthermore, van der Ploeg announces further features in the future of the app. For example, the app should allow direct input about the complication and the The answer should also be read out in the future can.

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