A standalone Wear OS light meter for ambient lux checks with local readings, calibration, units, latest-reading Tile/complication support, and no account or developer backend.
Quick Facts
- Platform
- Wear OS
- Phone required?
- No
- Standalone?
- Yes
- Tile
- Yes
- Complication
- Yes
- Network
- Network access is required for fresh local weather updates; cached or last-known observations remain explicitly marked by freshness.
What can WristExposure help with?
Common problem statements this app is designed to address:
- Check local UV Index, temperature, wind, and cold context directly from a Wear OS watch
- See environmental conditions from a Wear OS Tile or watch-face complication before heading outside
- Use watch-assisted outdoor context without continuous background location tracking
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Key Features
- Check current local UV Index, temperature, wind, and cold context directly from the watch
- See weather freshness and source information so cached or last-known conditions are not presented as current
- Use conservative foreground watch-assisted outdoor context that preserves uncertainty when sensors or evidence are unavailable
- Request approximate location only for user-initiated local conditions; no precise or background location is required
- Add a Wear OS Tile for glanceable latest-known environmental status and freshness
- Add a SHORT_TEXT watch-face complication for compact UV, cold, stale, or unavailable status
- Tap the Tile or complication to open WristExposure without triggering weather polling from those surfaces
- Standalone Wear OS design that adapts when optional watch sensors or onboard GPS are unavailable
- Environmental awareness only: not a medical device, injury detector, emergency service, or guarantee of safety
Frequently Asked Questions
Is WristExposure a medical or emergency app?
No. WristExposure is an environmental awareness utility. It does not diagnose or predict sunburn, frostbite, hypothermia, or other medical conditions, and it does not provide emergency monitoring.
Does WristExposure continuously track my location or exposure?
No. Local conditions use user-initiated approximate location, and the current release does not claim continuous or guaranteed background exposure monitoring.
Does WristExposure include a Tile and watch-face complication?
Yes. The current Wear OS release includes a Tile for latest-known environmental status and a SHORT_TEXT complication for compact UV or cold status; tapping either opens the app.
Help & feedback
Report a problem, suggest an improvement, or contact the developer about WristExposure. No GitHub account is required.
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