Yes. NutriMotion has a Wear OS companion experience for supported Android watches. It is designed for quick access to fitness tracking from the wrist, including workout and cardio-related flows where supported.
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Wear OS support for tracking from your wrist in NutriMotion
NutriMotion includes a Wear OS companion app so users can keep fitness tracking closer to their wrist. The watch app supports daily stats, water, workout views, training plan logging, GPS cardio flows and syncing workout data back to the phone.
Wear OS users who want daily fitness context on their wrist.People who log training while away from the phone.Users who want watch and phone tracking to stay connected.
Daily stats and nutrition
The Wear OS companion app can show daily stats and nutrition-related information so users do not always need to open the phone app for a quick check.
Daily stats and nutrition
The Wear OS companion app can show daily stats and nutrition-related information so users do not always need to open the phone app for a quick check.
Workout views
NutriMotion watch app includes workout views, weight workout support and training plan log views, making it easier to interact with training while away from the phone.
Workout views
NutriMotion watch app includes workout views, weight workout support and training plan log views, making it easier to interact with training while away from the phone.
Cardio and GPS
Wear OS support also connects with cardio workflows, including GPS tracking and phone-watch communication for supported cardio states.
Cardio and GPS
Wear OS support also connects with cardio workflows, including GPS tracking and phone-watch communication for supported cardio states.
Sync and offline handling
The watch-side implementation includes syncing behaviour and offline pending workout handling, so watch interactions can be queued and synced back where supported.
Sync and offline handling
The watch-side implementation includes syncing behaviour and offline pending workout handling, so watch interactions can be queued and synced back where supported.
Questions about wear os
Open Home, tap the menu button, then choose Wear OS Device. Follow the connection steps shown there. Make sure the watch app is installed and that the phone and watch are using the same NutriMotion account where required.
Wear OS can send workout actions to the phone app. When a watch workout starts, pauses, or stops, NutriMotion can open the GPS tracking or route summary flow on the phone so the saved workout is kept with the rest of your app data.
Check that the phone and watch are nearby, both apps are installed and up to date, and the phone app has been opened recently. Then go to Home, menu, Wear OS Device and confirm the connection state. If cardio tracking is involved, also check location permissions.
No. The Wear OS app is a companion to the phone app. The phone app remains the main place for full nutrition logging, detailed workout setup, progress review, settings, account management, and subscription management.
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See how wear os fits into the full app
NutriMotion connects food, workouts, cardio, progress and social tools so each area supports the others.