Get back in rhythm.

1. Keep your iPhone and Apple Watch nearby with Bluetooth and Wi-Fi enabled.
2. Confirm Haptix is installed on the Watch and both devices have the same current app version.
3. Open Haptix on both devices, then leave both apps open briefly so the pending update can finish.
4. If the connection still looks stale, restart both devices and open the iPhone app first.

1. Wear Apple Watch snugly on the top of your wrist and confirm Wrist Detection is enabled.
2. On Apple Watch, open Settings → Sounds & Haptics and turn on Haptic Alerts.
3. In Haptix Settings, confirm haptic feedback is enabled and try a stronger intensity.
4. Start a short test Haptix while the Watch app is visible to separate a haptic issue from a sync issue.

Silent Mode does not need to be disabled for Apple Watch haptic alerts.

1. Open iPhone Settings → Notifications → Haptix and turn on Allow Notifications.
2. Review Focus settings and make sure Haptix is not being silenced by the active Focus.
3. Open Haptix Settings and confirm the completion or loop-transition alert you want is enabled.
4. Run a short test with the iPhone locked. If it still fails, include the device state in your support message.

1. Confirm the App Store is signed in with the Apple Account used for the original purchase.
2. Open Haptix → Settings → Haptix Pro Unlock, then select Restore Purchases.
3. Stay connected to the internet until the restore finishes. A pending family approval must be completed first.
4. If no purchase is found, contact us with the Haptix version and the exact message shown—never send your Apple Account password or payment details.

Haptix Pro is a one-time purchase, not a subscription.

Haptix keeps the timer’s logical position and catches up accurately when either app becomes active again. While an app is suspended, iOS and watchOS do not guarantee that its custom haptic pattern or in-app sound can run. Enabled system completion and loop-transition notifications are the background fallback; missed custom cues are not replayed later.

During active iPhone playback, Haptix prevents normal automatic screen timeout. Manually locking the iPhone, leaving either app, or lowering your wrist can still suspend app-owned cues. Very long looping sessions schedule a bounded set of upcoming system alerts; reopen Haptix to refresh them and see the current segment and remaining time.

1. Open the Haptix Settings tab and scroll to the About section.
2. Tap the Version row five times to open Diagnostics.
3. Review the number and names of the local MetricKit payloads.
4. Select Prepare Export, then review and share the file only if you choose to.
5. Return to Diagnostics and select Delete Local Diagnostics when you no longer need them.

Haptix does not upload this export automatically. It can contain technical crash, hang, performance, and device-environment details, so share it only with a destination you trust.

Haptix has no developer-operated account, advertising, or analytics service. Your Haptix, settings, and local diagnostics are not uploaded to us automatically. If support asks for a diagnostic export, you choose whether and where to share it. Review our Privacy Policy for the complete explanation.