Get your details ready.
Write a short cue on iPhone. Tap Send to watch.
Peek: Hidden Notes on Watch
Peek puts discreet Apple Watch notes on your wrist.
Write on iPhone. Tilt to read. Lower to hide.
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A memory aid for the moment you need it
Your next presentationYour opening words and next point, ready at a glance.
Names, dates & figuresThe date, percentage or name you can’t afford to forget.
Everyday remindersShort cues that help bring the rest back to mind.

Dates. Figures. A quick reminder.
Stress can make a familiar name or figure slip away. A short cue on your wrist can help you pick up your thought and carry on.
Your personal cue sheet for presentations, meetings and rehearsals. Five to ten words per note is a good place to start.
Three small steps
Write a short cue on iPhone. Tap Send to watch.
Double-tap the watch screen. A haptic tap tells you the note is ready, still hidden.
Tilt forward to read; level your wrist to hide. Long-press for the next note.
A silent timer. Stay on time.
Choose an interval for gentle pacing taps. Feel the time pass while you stay in the conversation.

A little more room
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Good to know
Peek is a memory aid for Apple Watch. It keeps short reference notes on your wrist for presentations, meetings, rehearsals and everyday conversations.
Yes. Peek works as a personal cue sheet for a talk or meeting where reference notes are welcome: an opening line, a name, a date or a key figure.
An iPhone running iOS 18 or later, a paired Apple Watch running watchOS 11 or later, and Peek installed on both.
One short note, tilt-to-read gestures and pacing taps. Plus adds unlimited notes and length, gesture sensitivity controls, shake-to-close and Watch memory.
Open Peek on your watch and tap Send to watch again on iPhone. Keep both devices close with Bluetooth enabled. Contact support if you need help.
Yes. Prepare short notes on iPhone and send them to your paired Apple Watch. Use them as a personal cheat sheet for presentations, meetings and other settings where notes and your device are permitted.
No. Hidden describes when a note appears on the watch screen. People nearby may still see the display. This is not a claim of a separate note lock or encryption.
Prepare for your next talk
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Peek: Hidden Notes on Watch
For iPhone and paired Apple Watch · iOS 18+ · watchOS 11+
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