Lightweight watchOS app for starting/stopping feeds directly on the wrist.

Apple Watch Companion

Create Watch app target

Create a dedicated Apple Watch app target to extend Feeding Timer functionality to watchOS.

Enable WCSession to synchronize feeding logs between iPhone and Apple Watch in real time.

Design a minimal Start/Stop button interface on the Watch for quick feed tracking.

Add subtle haptic taps to confirm user interactions when starting or stopping feeds.

Create a lightweight interface optimized for small Watch screens with large tappable buttons.

Ensure the Watch app continues running timers accurately when in background mode.

Write unit tests to verify WCSession reliably transmits and receives feed updates.

Provide a complication shortcut so parents can quickly start or view a feed directly from the Watch face.

Validate performance, UI responsiveness, and sync reliability on physical Apple Watch hardware.

Measure and optimize power consumption to ensure the Watch app does not drain the device battery.

Reduce data transfer payloads to make syncing faster and more efficient between iPhone and Watch.

Simplify and clean up the WatchViewModel for better maintainability and reactive updates.

Create test coverage for WCSessionManager to ensure stability in message handling.

Stream feeding session progress to the Watch in real time, keeping it in sync with the iPhone.

Add snapshot tests to verify Watch UI layouts remain consistent during changes.

Introduce dark mode theming for the Watch app to improve readability in low light.

Translate Watch app UI into multiple languages to support international parents.

Prepare polished screenshots of the Watch app for App Store submission.

Link Watch session data with the iOS Stats Overview so users see consistent feeding insights.

Configure release build settings to package the Watch app for production deployment.

Send haptic feedback on Apple Watch to notify parents discreetly when a feed is overdue.