How does LockedIn work?
Start a session, enter your 4-digit locker number, and LockedIn keeps that number visible on Apple Watch until you end the session.
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FAQ
Start a session, enter your 4-digit locker number, and LockedIn keeps that number visible on Apple Watch until you end the session.
Add LockedIn as a complication on a supported watch face. Not all watch faces support complications, so you may need to choose one that does. Tap and hold the watch face to edit, then swipe to complications, tap the slot you would like to use and then select LockedIn from the list of available complications. Once added, the complication gives you an at-a-glance view of your current locker number and lets you launch LockedIn directly by tapping it.
Turn the Digital Crown upward or swipe up from the bottom of the screen while on the watch face to open the Smart Stack. Scroll down and tap Edit then choose a slot to add or pin the LockedIn widget. Once added, you will see your current locker number in the stack, as well as being able to quickly launch the app.
Open LockedIn and tap End Session. That clears the current locker number immediately.
No. LockedIn is a standalone Apple Watch app and stores only the current session state locally on your device.
LockedIn currently requires watchOS 11.0 or later.
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