Every tap, hold and swipe
GuruWatch has two main screens: the watch face and the mic screen. Most things are one tap, a few are a hold, and some are hidden on purpose so the screen stays clean. Watch the two-minute video, or find a gesture below.
No sound: every step has its caption on screen.
Gestures, one by one
Quick reference
Watch face
- Swipe
- Next or previous face (left, right, up or down)
- Hold the face
- Watch face menu: Create with AI, faces, photos, 400+ images
- Tap the small mic
- The mic screen
- Hold the small mic hidden
- The mic screen, already listening
- Head (top)
- Chat Wall posts, + New post
- Chat bubble (left)
- Shared gallery slideshow
- Music note
- Tap: play, pause, play again. Hold hidden: the player
- Buttons hidden
- Tuck into the rim after 4 s; a tap still works
Mic screen
- Tap the mic
- Ask; tap again to send
- Hold the mic hidden
- Your pictures slideshow, or the shared gallery if you have none yet (while listening: cancel)
- Tap the AI button
- Next AI
- Hold the AI button
- Every AI, Chat settings, SQL actions
- Hold the ring, right side hidden
- Choose from 109 rings. In the grid, hold a ring to hide it
- Hold the ring, left side hidden
- While the rings change by themselves (on from the start): keep the one you're looking at
- Hold the gear hidden
- Next ring; a tap opens Settings
- AI History / speaker
- History; spoken answers on or off
- Hold the speaker hidden
- Ring show: a random ring every 7 s; hold again to stop
- Hold AI History hidden
- Picture show: the ring show with a picture in place of every other ring. Your own pictures first, or the shared gallery if you have none; hold again to stop
- Hold the gear and the mic together hidden
- Party mode: ring show plus your last music
- EN ⇄ ES
- Translate mode is on: tap to turn off, hold to change languages
- Swipe sideways hidden
- Back to the watch face
- ✕
- Cancel while listening or thinking
- Yellow + hidden
- Attach a photo or video (Chat Wall, SQL actions)
- Posts hidden
- In Chat Wall mode: the posts. A red balloon shows how many new posts are waiting (checked every 4 minutes). You can hide the button in Settings
- Say "help"
- Opens this help screen in the app
- Webhook icon
- A small icon on the mic screen whenever a webhook is set. Tap it to pause or resume: green = messages and art also go to your webhook, grey = paused, nothing is sent. To set the webhook without typing on the watch: Chat settings → Set it from your phone or PC, scan the code (or email yourself the link) and paste it there
- Say "hints"
- Plays a spoken tip in your guide's voice (Valerie or Bill)
- Rover mode
- Settings: turn it on, then tap the compass by the mic for what's around you (street, history, places nearby). Hold the compass to turn Rover off
- Find My GuruWatch
- On any browser, open findmy.php on your GuruWatch server, get a sign-in link by email, and press Ring. Works while GuruWatch is open on the watch
- Voice guide and tips
- Settings: Valerie or Bill, and spoken tips now and then, often, or off
- Screen stays on
- Settings: 10, 30 or 60 minutes after your last touch
- Say "ring my watch"
- On your phone or tablet: rings your watch (or say "where's my phone?" on the watch)
- Say "abracadabra" hidden
- Party mode, in any mode
- Say "open sesame" hidden
- The ring show, in any mode
- "Email Sarah: …" hidden
- Email, text or Chat by voice, in any AI mode
Answers and pictures
- Crown
- Scroll a long answer
- A− / A+
- Text size, the same on AI History and the Chat Wall
- Welcome voice
- A short spoken welcome when the mic screen opens. In Settings pick Valerie (the default), Moriana or Bill, let them take turns, or turn it off (it still plays the first two times)
- Back to the watch face
- Settings: after 1 to 30 minutes on the mic screen, or never
- Read all
- A bar appears: back one, stop, skip. With voice commands on, say "skip", "go back" or "stop talking"
- Tap a picture
- Full screen: share, email, use as face
- Slideshow
- Swipe through; tap for Close, Share, Use as face, Favorite, eCard
- Ring picker
- Swipe to try; hold the mic for mic styles; Use this