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Toggl on Apple Watch: Can You Track Time from Your Wrist?

If you already use Toggl Track on your iPhone, you may be wondering whether you can use it on your Apple Watch as well. Being able to start or stop a timer without reaching for your phone can make time tracking even more convenient throughout the day.

In this guide, we'll look at how Toggl works with Apple Watch and alternative ways to make time tracking faster on iPhone.

Does Toggl Work on Apple Watch?

Toggl Track has supported Apple Watch in various ways over the years, but the available features may change as the app evolves.

If Apple Watch support is available in your version of the app, you may be able to:

The exact functionality depends on the current version of Toggl Track and watchOS.

Why Use Apple Watch for Time Tracking?

Using your Apple Watch can make it easier to track time without interrupting your workflow.

Benefits include:

For users who frequently switch between tasks, these small time savings can add up.

When Is Your iPhone Better?

Although an Apple Watch is convenient, there are times when you'll still want your iPhone, such as:

The Apple Watch works best as a companion for simple timer actions, while the iPhone provides access to Toggl Track's full feature set.

Tips for Faster Time Tracking

Regardless of which device you use, building a consistent habit is more important than the device itself.

Try to:

These habits will help you build more accurate time records over time.

A Faster Way to Check Your Timer on iPhone

If you don't have an Apple Watch or simply prefer using your iPhone, Toggl Lockscreen Widget offers another convenient way to access your timer.

Using Live Activities, your active Toggl timer appears directly on your iPhone Lock Screen. You can quickly check how long you've been working or stop the timer without opening the Toggl Track app.

Visit the Toggl Lockscreen Widget landing page to learn more and get the app.

For many users, it's one of the quickest ways to keep track of time while staying focused on the task at hand.