The best card ideas show up away from your desk: mid-run, mid-conversation, mid-shower-thought. Interact's Apple Watch app captures them by voice before they evaporate.
The best card ideas show up away from your desk: mid-run, mid-conversation, mid-shower-thought. Interact's Apple Watch app captures them by voice before they evaporate.
Open Interact on the watch, or jump in from the watch face complication, and dictate the thought: a word you just heard, a fact worth keeping, a question you couldn't answer.
The dictation syncs into your account, ready to become a card. No typing on a tiny screen, no hoping you'll remember later.
On your phone or the web, turn the captured idea into a proper flashcard, quiz question, or fill-in-the-blank. AI can help draft it.
Most watch flashcard apps squeeze reviews onto the smallest screen you own. Interact takes the opposite bet: the watch is for capture, because that's what a wrist is good at. Reviewing is better on your iPhone and iPad, the web, or your TV.
The result is a pipeline: ideas go in from your wrist all day, and your daily queue serves them back until they stick.
The watch app pairs with the Interact iPhone app to sync your dictations, so the usual watch-and-phone setup is all it takes.
Not today. The watch is deliberately a capture tool. Reviews live on iPhone, iPad, Apple TV, and the web, where they're actually pleasant.
Yes. Add Interact to your watch face and capture is one tap away.
No. The watch app comes with the iOS app, and one account covers every platform.