# watchOS 27 adds Siri, Find My and Readiness apps to your Apple Watch

Source: https://idevice.com/watchos-27-adds-siri-find-my-and-readiness-apps-to-your-apple-watch
Published: 2026-10-07

> watchOS 27 adds a Siri app with conversation history, one Find My app in place of three, and a Readiness app for the Series 12 and Ultra 4.

watchOS 27 puts three new apps on your Apple Watch: Siri, Find My and Readiness. 9to5Mac's Ryan Christoffel walked through them on October 7. Only one of the three needs a newer watch.

The Siri app is the same one that now runs on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro. The Digital Crown still calls up Siri, so the app is a second way in. The new Siri is more conversational and keeps a record of your past queries across all your devices. That means the app on your wrist lists conversations you started on your iPhone or your Mac, not just the ones you had with the watch.

In watchOS 26, Find My was split into three apps: Find Devices, Find Items and Find People. In watchOS 27 they're one Find My app that does everything the three did, built around a map. A menu in the top-left corner switches between what you're looking for, and the screen stays the same. It arrives alongside the Find My changes in iOS 27.

Readiness only comes to the [Apple Watch Series 12](https://idevice.com/smart-watches/apple-watch/roadmap) and the Ultra 4. Apple's App Store listing says the app looks at your recent activity, vitals and sleep to show how ready you are for the day. You get a score and a label: Recover, Pace Yourself, Ready or Go For It. The app also explains which factors moved the score, and you can tap through to the apps behind them.

You can put Readiness on a watch face as a complication or in the Smart Stack, and the Fitness app on iPhone holds more detail. If you wear a Series 12 or an Ultra 4, the Smart Stack is the quickest way to see what the score does with a normal week.