A complication is a small extra on your watch face, next to the time. VertigoMe has two:
- Spin risk shows today's spin risk at a glance.
- Log a spin is a button that lets you start a spin from your watch face.
This article is for Apple Watch. On Garmin, your risk shows on the home screen of the VertigoMe Garmin app.
What the Spin risk complication shows
Depending on the slot, you see a small half-circle gauge that fills as your risk rises, with the risk word underneath: Negligible, Low, Mild or High. The wider rectangular slot also shows your risk score, and the one-line slot reads like Spin risk 3.4 · Mild. The word is coloured: green for Low, amber for Mild, red for High.
Tap the complication to open VertigoMe on your watch.
The risk complication refreshes about every 30 minutes. For a fresh number, tap it to open the app.
What the Log a spin complication does
Tap it and the watch asks Log a spin starting now?. Tap Log a spin to start a spin with severity 5, or Cancel.
Add a complication from your iPhone
- Open the Watch app on your iPhone.
- Tap My Watch, then the watch face you use under My Faces.
- Under Complications, tap a slot.
- Scroll to VertigoMe and pick Spin risk or Log a spin.
- Go back out of the editor. The face updates within a few seconds.
Add a complication on the watch
- Press and hold the watch face, then tap Edit.
- Swipe to the Complications screen.
- Tap the slot you want to fill.
- Turn the Digital Crown to VertigoMe and pick the one you want.
- Press the Digital Crown to finish.
VertigoMe is not in the list
- Make sure the VertigoMe watch app is installed. See Setting up VertigoMe on Apple Watch.
- Open VertigoMe on the watch once.
- Try again.
Not every watch face has room for every slot. If a complication does not fit, try a different slot or face.
