Get the App

Availability#

The Wyatt mobile app is not published to the public app stores yet. There are no download links on this page because there is nothing public to link to.

While the app is in pre-release, access is handed out directly by the Wyatt team through TestFlight on iOS and an internal track on Android. If you need a build, ask your workspace owner or contact the Wyatt team. This page will be updated with store links when the app ships.

Requirements#

The Apple Watch app is a companion glance. It requires a paired iPhone with Wyatt installed and does not work standalone.

Sign In#

The app signs in to the same account you use on the web, with the same options:

• Email and password — the account you already have.
• Email sign-in code — tap Email me a sign-in code, then enter the 6-digit code sent to your inbox. No password needed.
• Continue with Google
• Continue with Apple

If the code does not arrive, use Resend code, or Use a different email to start over. Codes expire, so request a fresh one rather than reusing an old message.

First Launch#

After signing in:

1. Wyatt loads the workspaces your account can reach. If you belong to more than one, pick the one to open first — you can switch at any time.
2. Grant notification permission when prompted if you want task reminders and your daily brief. See Notifications and Briefs.
3. Decide whether to turn on Offline Access. It is off until you enable it, so nothing is stored on the device by default.

Switching Workspaces#

Open the workspace switcher from the app shell to move between workspaces. Each workspace keeps its own offline data, sync state, and storage budget, so turning on offline access for one workspace does not download the others.

Signing Out#

Signing out ends the session on that device. If you had offline access turned on and want the downloaded content gone as well, use Remove local copy in Offline Access before you sign out. See Offline Access.