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Version 1.5.5 · 2026-10-13
Bug fixes and stability improvements
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The store currently lists version 1.5.5, updated 2026-10-13.








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WristDocs is the easiest way to view your PDF, Word (DOCX), Excel, EPUB and text files (TXT) directly on your Apple Watch. Whether it's a quick glance at a presentation, a travel itinerary, or important notes on the go — WristDocs keeps everything just a tap away.
With an elegant and intuitive design, you can scroll through pages, zoom in and out, jump to specific pages, and manage your files — all from your wrist.
Perfect For:
• Checking study slides or class notes.
• Viewing boarding passes or hotel reservations hands-free
• Reading instructions, schedules, or reminders instantly
Key Features
• PDF, Word, Excel, Text & EPUB File Support
Import and view multiple PDFs, DOCX, XLSX, or TXT documents. All directly from your watch.
• Zoom & Page Navigation
Easily zoom in/out and jump between pages with smooth controls designed for small screens.…
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