Wrist Reads

For the books you want to read. And the little moments you have. Wrist Reads brings real books to Apple Watch. Read a few pages while waiting for class, riding the train, or taking a quiet break. Keep your phone in your pocket and your story close. START WITH A STORY Choose a public-domain classic from the built-in Free Library, or bring your own DRM-free EPUB or TXT book from Files on iPhone. Send it to your paired Apple Watch and start reading. Once transferred, your book is available on Watch without your iPhone nearby. MAKE A LITTLE READING PART OF YOUR DAY Set a daily reading goal. See your reading time and streak. A few minutes count, whether you read on iPhone or Apple Watch. READ YOUR WAY ON IPHONE Adjust EPUB text size, spacing and themes. Search inside a book, save bookmarks and highlight passages you want to revisit. You can also import and read PDFs on iPhone; PDFs do not transfer to Watch. MORE ROOM FOR YOUR BOOKS WITH PRO Import unlimited personal EPUB, TXT and PDF files into your iPhone library. Enable automatic Watch syncing to keep your next reads ready, with an adjustable EPUB/TXT sync queue of up to ten books. That queue is separate from your iPhone library, which has no Pro import limit. TRY IT BEFORE YOU CHOOSE Free Library downloads do not use your personal import allowance; availability varies by country. The free plan includes two personal imports in total, with at most one PDF. Deleting an import does not reset that allowance. Monthly and annual Pro plans are available. Eligible subscribers can try Annual Pro free for 7 days. Apple confirms your eligibility and localized price before you approve. After the trial, Annual Pro renews at the displayed annual price. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled before renewal. Manage or cancel in your App Store account settings. Restore Purchases is available in the app. Bring a book you care about. Find a moment to read. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ - 7-day Annual Pro trial for eligible new subscribers