Wrisper
Apple Watch · Apple Intelligence

Got a question?
Ask your wrist.

Wrisper is an assistant for Apple Watch. You ask your question, your iPhone answers it with Apple Intelligence, and the answer shows on your watch seconds later. No account, no subscription, no server.

Coming soon to the App Store · Free
Built the other way round

Most assistants send your questions to the cloud.

Wrisper does the opposite. Your questions go from your watch to your iPhone, and the model Apple already put there answers them. Nothing goes anywhere else, because there is nowhere else to send it.

How it works

Raise your wrist. Ask. Read.

You ask

Tap the Ask button on your watch, then dictate, scribble or type your question.

Your iPhone answers

The watch passes the question to your iPhone, which asks the Apple Intelligence model on the device. No internet connection is used.

You read, or listen

The answer arrives within seconds, in one or two sentences. It can be read aloud to you too.

Your iPhone has to be near your watch, with Apple Intelligence turned on.

What it does

Small, and done properly.

Three ways to ask

Dictation, Scribble or the watch keyboard: it is watchOS's own text input, the one you already know.

Answers sized for a wrist

One or two sentences, with no lists and no formatting. Enough to read at a glance, not a lecture.

Read aloud, if you like

Tap the speaker and answers are spoken by the watch or in your headphones. Tap it again to go back to silence.

Your last five answers

A short history, kept on the watch, so you can reread what you just asked.

In your language

Wrisper replies in the language you ask in, for the languages Apple Intelligence supports.

A status screen on the iPhone

It says in plain words whether Apple Intelligence is ready, and what to do if not. A field lets you try a question without the watch.

Good to know

Better said up front.

What Wrisper can't do, and what it needs to work.

Its limits

  • It cannot browse the web, so it does not know today's news, weather or scores.
  • Like any AI model, it can be wrong, and it is unreliable at arithmetic. Check anything that matters.
  • Each question stands alone: it does not remember the previous one.

What you need

  • An iPhone that supports Apple Intelligence (iPhone 15 Pro or later), running iOS 26 or later.
  • Apple Intelligence turned on in the iPhone's settings.
  • An Apple Watch running watchOS 26 or later.
Privacy

Your questions stay yours.

Wrisper has no server. We never see what you ask, or what you are told. Read the privacy policy.

  • No account to create
  • No ads, no analytics, no trackers
  • Answers generated on your iPhone
  • Free, with no subscription