Apps Apps updated for watchOS 2

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Did I miss a post that Things ($9.99) is now native with three complications? It might be the best to do app out there but not sure what it gives you over 2Do and Fantastical 2.

Since I am a big to do fan, I decided to buy it and glad I did. Between drafts and things and fantastical, I am set.
 
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Try "Stepcard." Small Complication only. Very responsive compared to other pedometer apps. My favorite app now. See bottom left.

Thank you @luis.urena.14
 

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Under Armour Record is a native app.

Heart monitoring works without the phone and have a complication.

Very good app by the way.
 
dartsp said:
Under Armour Record is a native app.

Heart monitoring works without the phone and have a complication.

Very good app by the way.
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Hope they get Endomondo updated soon... Running apps pretty much suck without updates to 2.0 (Nike Run used to be my favorite for iPhone - really not good on AW)
 
Bengy66 said:
Anyone else surprised of the lack of apps updated to native support/watch os 2.0?
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I must say I'm massively disappointed - Really, and especially by the lack of 2.0 apps for the great big names like Nike etc. What's going on here? They still say in their app that Apple doesn't allow access to the heart rate sensor? Wtf man
 
Considering the sales Apple have been spouting regarding the Apple Watch, I have to admit, app support, new apps and the complete lack of downloadable watch faces is a major disappointment.

I'm sure developers are working on things behind the scenes but with regret, I'm wishing I'd held off going for the first gen Apple Watch.
 
Beefburga said:
Considering the sales Apple have been spouting regarding the Apple Watch, I have to admit, app support, new apps and the complete lack of downloadable watch faces is a major disappointment.

I'm sure developers are working on things behind the scenes but with regret, I'm wishing I'd held off going for the first gen Apple Watch.
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Keeping my fingers crossed for a really good buy back program assuming version 2 is a solid update. Could you imagine what people are thinking who bought the Edition for thousands??
 
Bengy66 said:
Keeping my fingers crossed for a really good buy back program assuming version 2 is a solid update. Could you imagine what people are thinking who bought the Edition for thousands??
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Something that would not have surprised me was if the Edition was made slightly different which allowed for the replacement of the internals with the components of the Apple Watch 2. Apple had to consider obsolesce when designing it. However, people who can afford to pay $10,000 on a novelty probably aren't concerned with obsolete tech.
 
xDKP said:
I must say I'm massively disappointed - Really, and especially by the lack of 2.0 apps for the great big names like Nike etc. What's going on here? They still say in their app that Apple doesn't allow access to the heart rate sensor? Wtf man
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This!! the OG app for nike running is good, but it could be better!! I hate that I have a HR sensor strapped on my wrist almost 24/7 and my most used app can´t take advantage of it!
 
Latest Stepcard update now allows number of steps to be shown on large complication.
 

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