adding MyQ to Apple Watch complication

Here’s your solution. Create a new Shortcut in the Shortcuts app. Add action “App” to open an app. Select MyQ as the app to open. Test it on your iphone, I should open the myQ iOS app.

Now in the “i” options for the Shortcut, enable “Show on Apple Watch.”

Now on your face (or in the Smart Stack), add a Shortcuts complication or widget, and select your new “Open MyQ” shortcut. Done.

g_lazz wrote:

Thanks all, I have abandoned trying to add MyQ as a watch complication, thought that perhaps after the latest update, 10.0.1, it may work again as it once did; I still find it hard to believe that app developers take out functionality as time goes on.

App developers drop support for features (and even devices) all the time. It's possible that MyQ doesn't feel that enough people use the complication for them to keep supporting it.

valcolmx wrote:

MyQ isn't showing up as a selection option at all. Just not in the list of apps available, yet it is on my phone.

MyQ does not offer a Complication.

It is just an app on your Apple Watch.

Press the Digital Crown and select the MyQ app.

If you want MyQ as a Complication, contact Chamberlain and ask them to add that to their MyQ Apple Watch app.

Hi there g_lazz,

Not all apps are compatible with all watch faces on your Apple Watch:

You can add special features—called complications—to some watch faces, so you can instantly check things like stock prices, the weather report, or information from other apps you installed.

You'll find this information here: Customize the watch face - Apple Support

With that said, it's ultimately up to the app developer to choose which watch faces their app is compatible with in regard to complications. You'll want to reach out to the app developer for more guidance since they support their app and compatibility. This link will help you get started: How to contact an app developer - Apple Support

Take care.

MyQ isn't showing up as a selection option at all. Just not in the list of apps available, yet it is on my phone.

g_lazz wrote:

sure, I get it, but their support should know this and relay to the end user, MyQ/Chamberlain support is not aware, nor did they even know what a watch complication was...

I agree. In an ideal world, tech support for small companies (and large ones) would always be knowledgeable. I don't think we live in that world, though. ;-)

Has anyone found a watchface that accommodates the MyQ complication? I have 4 different types on my watch (including Mickey) and none of them show MyQ as an option.

Thanks