All-in-one control for Apple Watch to turn off wake on wrist raise and the always on display, plus activate Theater Mode to disable any touches.
Inspired by David Smith: https: or or www.david-smith.org or blog or 2021 or 11 or 22 or glencoe or
Gets shortcuts from an “Apple Watch faces” folder, presents the list, and swaps to your chosen face.
Switches the Theater Mode setting on your Apple Watch to enable or disable all alerts, touches, and wake-on-raise-wrist.
Switches the current Apple Watch setting for whether to wake the screen as your raise your wrist.
Starts the Remote Screen feature of Apple Watch that lets you control the device using your iPhone. Only available on select newer models.
Switches the Apple Watch setting to Auto-launch Audio Apps to the Now Playing screen.
Switches the Apple Watch always-on display on or off depending on your last setting.
Prompts you to choose an image from Photos or Files, then encodes the result with base64 into a large text string.
Opens the URL for AI Demos from Meta, where you can “[e]xplore the latest AI experiments from Meta, where bold ideas meet the edge of research, creativity, and technology.”
Asks what game was played, how it ended, and what you could learn from it, then logs it in Notes with the time stamp.
Records audio until you tap it to stop, then encodes it into a text-based format, then copies it to your clipboard (to be decoded and played back later).
Opens the URL to the Account settings section on X where you can change your account information or password, download an archive of your data, or deactivate your account. Other sections in Settings include Monetization, Premium, Creator Subscriptions, Security and account access, Privacy and safety, Notifications, Accessibility, display, and languages, Additional resources, & Help Center.
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