As for the input method, users can use the dictation and Scribble functions of the Apple Watch to type the messages. Now, although users can send a new message to any of their existing chats, they cannot start a new conversation from the WristChat app. There is also an option to hide/ show the profile images of the users, and the app also has built-in haptic feedback support. Users can also customize various elements in the app, including the color of the message bubbles.
After the setup, the WristChat app will show the recent messages, much like how it shows in the Apple Messages app on watchOS. Upon installing, users can scan the provided QR code using the WhatsApp app on their phones to set it up on their Apple Watch. Foot used SwiftUI to develop the UI of the app on Apple Watch and it uses the WhatsApp Web API to access the users’ messages. Created by a developer named Adam Foot, the WristChat app is a nifty Apple Watch app that allows users to access, read, and even send WhatsApp messages to their contacts from their wrists.
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