Hi, also looking for this as my smartwatch is almost always on me. Should my phone not be charged or available, being able to still log in with just my watch is a great feature.
- User Convenience: Quick access to 2FA codes and passwords directly on the wrist without needing a phone.
- Security: Enhanced security with wearable-based 2FA and approval workflows.
- Market Demand: Growing user base for Wear OS and competition with other password managers that already support it.
- Ecosystem Expansion: Completes the Bitwarden experience across all devices, making it more appealing to tech-savvy users.
- Technical Feasibility: Lightweight app leveraging existing Bitwarden APIs.
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Itās been 2 years already, is there any progress in developing the app for Wear OS?
Authenticator Pro is truly excellent, Bitwarden could take many design cues from it
Edit I realise this is in the password section, really it is the authenticator app that needs a wear os app. I donāt think I ever want to type a password in manually based on what is displayed on my watch.
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If BW refuses to acknowledge this need in the community, others will do it for them. Case in point, https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.penguinstudios.passwordmanagerwearos
WearOS 5.1 now supports the API for CredentialManager and as you can see thereās an option to configure the Password manager which right now is Googleās