Connect IQ is a platform for third-party apps that run on Garmin devices. It allows developers to create custom watch faces, data fields, and widgets. Watch faces can display data and progress towards goals. Data fields provide data that can be incorporated throughout the platform. Widgets are mini apps that give at-a-glance information and can connect to phone apps, web services, and pull in activity, location, and sensor data.
Connect IQ is a platform for third-party apps that run on Garmin devices. It allows developers to create custom watch faces, data fields, and widgets. Watch faces can display data and progress towards goals. Data fields provide data that can be incorporated throughout the platform. Widgets are mini apps that give at-a-glance information and can connect to phone apps, web services, and pull in activity, location, and sensor data.
Connect IQ is a platform for third-party apps that run on Garmin devices. It allows developers to create custom watch faces, data fields, and widgets. Watch faces can display data and progress towards goals. Data fields provide data that can be incorporated throughout the platform. Widgets are mini apps that give at-a-glance information and can connect to phone apps, web services, and pull in activity, location, and sensor data.
Connect IQ is a platform for third-party apps that run on Garmin
devices. If you’re developing a system that runs on the wearable device, either working with existing data fields or talking to an entirely new accessory that you are developing, you’ll start with Connect IQ. There are several different things you can create with Connect IQ: Watch faces These aren’t just a pretty picture to look at, but they can be that, too. You can create custom watch faces for your company or organization. But you can also incorporate data into a watch face, and display progress toward specific goals the user has set. Data fields As described in Chapter 1, these are data points that can be incorporated elsewhere into the Connect IQ platform full circle. A data field can come from a sensor accessory that you manu‐ facture, or could be derived from other data fields. Widgets These are mini apps that appear as users scroll through the car‐ ousel of widgets installed on their device. Widgets provide at-a- glance information but can also communicate with phone apps and web services, and also can pull in activity, location, and sen‐ sor data.