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WristSense: Sensor Dashboard
Explore supported watch sensors from Wear OS. Free tools cover sound, compass, level, sensor inventory, and hardware checks; Pro adds pressure, estimated altitude, ambient light, deeper sessions, Tile and complication access.
Wear OSFree + one-time ProStandaloneTileComplication
Quick Facts
- Platform
- Wear OS
- Purchase model
- Free + one-time Pro
- Phone required?
- No
- Standalone?
- Yes
- Tile
- Yes
- Complication
- Yes
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Key Features
- Free tools include an approximate local sound meter, compass, bubble level, complete sensor inventory, and hardware availability checks
- WristSense Pro unlocks live barometric pressure, pressure-derived estimated altitude, and ambient light readings on supported watches
- Pro also adds measurement sessions, trend charts, min/average/max statistics, calibration offsets, local session history, and text export
- Pro users can choose the dashboard metric and configure cached Wear OS Tile and watch-face complication metrics
- The microphone is requested only when the local sound meter is opened; raw audio is not recorded, stored, or transmitted
- Sensor availability depends on watch hardware and unsupported sensors show clear unavailable states
- Sensor readings, session data, and settings stay on the watch
- No account, ads, analytics SDK, developer backend, cloud sync, or general-purpose network upload of sensor readings
- WristSense is informational and approximate, not a certified medical, safety, navigation, industrial, legal, or professional measurement instrument
Frequently Asked Questions
Which WristSense tools are free?
The current app code keeps the sound meter, compass, bubble level, sensor inventory, and hardware checks in the free tier.
What does WristSense Pro unlock?
Pro unlocks pressure, estimated altitude, ambient light, measurement sessions, trends, statistics, calibration, local history, text export, dashboard metric selection, Tile access, and watch-face complication access.
Does WristSense require a phone companion?
No. WristSense runs directly on a Wear OS watch.
Does the sound meter record audio?
No. Microphone input is processed only for local approximate sound-level estimation while the sound meter is open. Raw audio is not stored or transmitted.
Can WristSense replace professional measuring equipment?
No. Readings are approximate references and available sensors vary by watch model.
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