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Version 1.3.0 · 2026-10-20
Sushi saves Nomi: the instant the last heart runs out, a Small Sushi you've banked is used automatically (a Large only if you have no Small), at any time of day.
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The store currently lists version 1.3.0, updated 2026-10-20.








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Meet Nomi, a pet for your Apple Watch that you keep alive with your movement and exercise.
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HOW TO PLAY:
- Fill the heart-ring with your steps and exercise
- Once a heart-ring is full, tap it to feed your Nomi
- Feed your Nomi before all 3 of its hearts run out
- Try to keep your Nomi alive for as many days as you can!
- Survive for long enough and your Nomi will continue to evolve!
What will yours become?
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Nomi integrates with the Health app to measure your movements and steps. This data is never transferred off your device.
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Sushi saves Nomi: the instant the last heart runs out, a Small Sushi you've banked is used automatically (a Large only if you have no Small), at any time of day.
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