I’ve had my watches set to muted since my first day with the Series 0. I legitimately didn’t realize until your comment that the watch has ringtones or notifications sounds.
May I ask why you would want to have sound on the watch just like your phone does? To me, that’s like half the point almost. To get notified without any sound at all.
Autosleep does both these things and has a non-subscription based payment.
Or at least almost, their alarm wakes you when you’re in your lightest sleep stage possible during a set period of time and before your set wake-up time.
Example: I have to get up before 6:45 in the morning and I’m fine with waking up within 30 minutes before that, so between 6:15 and 6:45 Autosleep will try to start tapping my wrist gently by vibrations when it figures I’m in my lightest sleep stage during these 30 minutes.
I usually combine this alarm with a normal backup 5 minutes later and also use my ceiling lights as a gradual wake-up light. Most of the time I feel like I’ve woken up by myself.
For better fitness app/tracking, purchase WorkOutDoors. Legitimately the best app out there with a dedicated developer and a one-time purchase instead of subscription which is rare these days.
I don’t really get how this is a problem since there’s pretty simple solution.
Just set your goals to what you want to have as a minimum on an off-day, then on the days you work out you aim for the 200%, 300% or maybe even 400% award.
Mine is set to something achievable even on my off days, but not so low that I’ll achieve my goal by laying on the couch all day. Simply because I want to at least move a certain amount even though I’m not working out.
I know it’s not ideal and Siri should be able to tell you or something, but you can open Find My on your watch and see a battery icon on all your devices. No specific percentage though, but it might just help our lazy asses when the phone is charging aaaaall the way over there.