Sync Accounts, Apple Watch, and Garmin
Use account sync for your signed-in library, Apple Watch sync for teaching from the Watch, and Garmin sync for compatible Connect IQ workflows.
- Troubleshooting missing routines on Watch
- Checking what to do before syncing
- Knowing why studio routines appear separately
Personal account sync
Sign in to keep your personal routines and saved moves available to your account.
Account sync is separate from public share links and studio sharing. A private routine stays private unless you share it.
Apple Watch sync
Apple Watch sync sends your routines to the Watch grouped by folder.
If a routine does not appear, unlock the Watch, open Reform Cue on both devices, and run sync again from iPhone Settings.
- 1Install Reform Cue on Apple Watch.
- 2Unlock the Watch and open Reform Cue.
- 3On iPhone, open Settings and run Apple Watch sync.
- 4If sync fails, keep both apps open and try again.
What the Watch receives
Personal routines appear by folder, including folder tint and symbol when available.
Eligible studio routines can appear separately from your personal library so shared instructor content stays organized.
Garmin timers
The ReformCue Connect IQ app receives routines from ReformCue on iPhone or Android. Device compatibility is shown in Connect IQ for your paired watch.
The watch shows move countdowns, spring colors and counts, left/right cues, and upcoming moves. Synced routines are saved on the watch when the library fits its storage limits.
Very large libraries may send only recent routines or remain available for the current session. If a routine is missing, try syncing a smaller library.
- 1Pair your watch with your phone in Garmin Connect.
- 2Install ReformCue on the watch from Connect IQ.
- 3In ReformCue on your phone, open Settings and connect or sync Garmin.
- 4Open ReformCue on the watch and choose a routine. If sync fails, open Garmin Connect and try again.
Open Reform Cue on the device you want to teach from, confirm you are signed in where needed, then run the sync action again.