watchOS 27 introduces new ways to get help, find what matters, and understand your activity and recovery. Here’s a look at three additions to the Apple Watch experience.
Siri: A More Conversational Assistant
Powered by Apple Intelligence, Siri AI brings more natural, back-and-forth conversations to Apple Watch. You can ask open-ended questions or brainstorm ideas, including inspiration for workout routines.
Siri AI is available in beta, and requires a supported Apple Watch paired with an Apple Intelligence-enabled iPhone. Availability depends on your devices and supported features.
Find My: Everything in One Place
Find Devices, Find People, and Find Items are consolidated into a single Find My app. Its map-centric view makes it easier to locate your devices, items, and the people who share their location with you without switching between separate apps.
Readiness: A Daily Activity and Recovery Check-In
Available on Apple Watch Series 12 and Apple Watch Ultra 4 for ages 13 and older, Readiness combines recent activity, vitals, and sleep data into a score that can help you understand when to push yourself and when to rest.
You can explore the Activity, Vitals, and Sleep factors directly in the app. Getting started requires setting up the relevant tracking features and wearing your watch to bed for at least seven nights.
Readiness does not account for every health factor and should not be your sole guide to deciding whether exercise is safe.
A Fresh Update, a Comfortable Everyday Band
Whether you’re checking your recovery or finding your keys, a comfortable band helps make your Apple Watch part of your everyday routine.
