The watch app shares Marker session state and presents session-focused capture surfaces.
Wrist capture
Capture the moment from your wrist.
Marker for Apple Watch keeps the fastest capture path close when your phone, keyboard, Stream Deck, or controller is not in hand.
Best for
Hands-busy capture
Core action
Wrist marker entry
Surface
watchOS app
Apple Watch
Apple surface
1
Open Marker on Apple Watch.
2
Choose the active session or sub-session you are working in.
3
Add a marker directly or use voice capture when tapping is not enough.
4
Review and export from Marker after the session.
Best for
Hands-busy capture
Core action
Wrist marker entry
Surface
watchOS app
Voice marker capture records, transcribes, validates, and commits a marker name.
Watch controls are built for low-friction capture during active sessions.
Workflow
How Apple Watch works with Marker
- 1
Open Marker on Apple Watch.
- 2
Choose the active session or sub-session you are working in.
- 3
Add a marker directly or use voice capture when tapping is not enough.
- 4
Review and export from Marker after the session.
Setup
Get started
Install Marker on the paired Apple Watch.
Use the same Marker account and synced session data.
Start or choose a session before capture.
Use wrist capture while recording, streaming, or reviewing.
Use cases
Where it fits
Mark a moment while filming away from the desk.
Capture a note verbally when hands are busy.
Use Watch as a lightweight companion to Mac or iPad recording.
FAQ
Apple Watch questions
Is Apple Watch support public?
Yes. Apple Watch is part of the public Marker surface going live with the current production rollout.
Can I use voice on Apple Watch?
Yes. Marker includes a watch voice marker flow that records speech, transcribes it, and uses the transcript as the marker title.
Do Watch markers stay with the same sessions?
Yes. Watch capture is designed around the same Marker sessions and sub-sessions you use elsewhere.