Aneddo with Apple Watch
Look at Rome, not your screen.
Two taps on your wrist: there's a story here. One tap and it plays in your earbuds, phone in your pocket.
- In the beta: wrist alerts and Smart Stack
- Apple Watch app: after the beta
You’re at the Pantheon.
The hole where it never rains
2 min · in your earbuds

A walk, from the first tap to the stamp
From the Pantheon to Navona, without ever taking out your phone.
two light taps: there’s a story here
The tap alphabet
Know what's happening without looking.
Three vibrations, always the same. After one walk you know them like your own name.
- There's a story heretwo light taps · in the beta
- Turn herethree taps · after the beta
- You've arrivedone long tap · after the beta
And when the Apple Watch app arrives.
10:14
Piazza Navona · 250 m
nearby stories
tap to start

Nearby stories on your watch face
One tap on the complication and the walk begins.
The story is paused.
Stories play from your iPhone into your earbuds. Move closer and it picks up where you left off.

Never an unexplained silence
iPhone out of range? The story pauses and picks up where you left off.
Polite by rule.
At most one alert a minute. At night and in Do Not Disturb, nothing.
It always asks before telling a story. It starts on its own only if you chose that.
Everything on your wrist works without opening the app.
The voice stays in your earbuds, the data on your iPhone. Apple Watch adds nothing.
What you need
- An iPhone with Aneddo and a paired Apple Watch.
- An earbud, even just one. With compatible AirPods you can answer by nodding.
- Aneddo notifications turned on for Apple Watch too (Watch app › Notifications).
What's here today, what's coming
In the beta: the wrist alert with “Listen” and “Later”, the walk in the Smart Stack, and settings to choose what reaches your wrist.
After the beta: the Apple Watch app with the story on your wrist, questions, the arrow to the next stop, the watch face and the walk summary.
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