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Timepage on Apple Watch

Applies to: iOS, watchOSUpdated August 2026

Applies to: Timepage for Apple Watch, paired with an iPhone.

Timepage has an Apple Watch app that shows your day and next events on your wrist, plus complications you can add to a watch face. It installs alongside the iPhone app — here’s how to set it up and what it shows.

Add Timepage to your Apple Watch

Apple Watch apps install automatically if you have Automatic App Install turned on in the Watch app.

If you don’t, you can install it by hand: open the Watch app on your paired iPhone, and under My Watch scroll to the list of available apps at the bottom. Find Timepage, tap Install, and it’ll be added to your Apple Watch.

Using Timepage on your wrist

Timepage shows a week, one day per screen — swipe left and right to move between days. Along the top you’ll see the date, weekday, and weather.

Tap an event to see its weather and travel time. If the event has a location, swipe right to left to see it on a map; tap the map to open Apple Maps for directions.

Complications

Complications let you put Timepage information straight on your watch face. Timepage offers the following, and each is available across a range of watch-face styles (Modular, Utilitarian, Circular, and the Graphic/Infograph faces):

  • Date — today’s date.
  • Next event — details of your next event today.
  • Travel time — travel time to your next event.
  • Precipitation — today’s chance of rain.
  • Weather — current conditions.
  • App icon — a quick launch to open Timepage.

To add one, touch and hold your watch face, tap Edit, swipe to the complications screen, tap a complication slot, and choose Timepage.

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