Gentle Tap For Android Wear

The "Gentle Tap" feature of the Apple Watch now for your Android Wear smartwatch. Sending a hint via vibration to another user without the need for him to look at the screen. Especially useful in combination with a worn smartwatch. For example, send some hints to a person who is holding a lecture. Download this app now for free.
Tip: To test the app, simply enter your own receiver code. Get more top apps, games & news with "Android Wear Center": http://tinyurl.com/m87stxs

Functions:
- Send vibration hints from mobile phone to another smartphone or Android Wear watch
- Receive vibration messages on your phone or Android Wear smartwatch

Please note for the Android Wear App:-Make sure your mobile is compatible with Android Wear.-Make sure to pair your phone with the wearable device with help of the Android Wear App.

Do you have any suggestions for improvement? Any ideas? Any issues with the app? Please let us know.

Category : Communication

Reviews (16)

Jod. A. Jul 28, 2019

can you use this app to share media

Jes. B. May 8, 2015

I can't find my code! The dev says to press "receive vibrations" and my code will appear, but all it says is "not connected." Cool idea but poorly executed, they didn't include instructions or any kind of help area.

Sha. F. Oct 19, 2014

Some things I noticed were that you have to wait at least a half minute for the button to actually react accordingly. If you try sending a vibration immediately after opening the app the button lags behind by a lot. Also wish you could change it from a foreground service to a background one. All in all, worth the download but hardly complete.

Die. M. Feb 14, 2015

There is a need for an option to disable vibration on the phone. Also, it would be great to be able to send vibrations directly from the watch.

Dav. Aug 2, 2015

Enabling vibrations just gives a Not connected message. Could not get app to function with smartphone to smartphone and both connected to WiFi. Maybe dev's server is down. Also you can save a contact without entering a partner code, which isn't ideal.

Him. S. Jan 22, 2015

The app finally works now the code takes a little time to arrive. This app seems cool didn't test it out with another device yet

Jas. K. Jan 10, 2016

Can't get a code to give to my wife, useless

Tom. H. Dec 10, 2015

Why use codes anyway? Why not let user set their own code as their email address?

Tem. P. Oct 1, 2015

It keeps saying client ID not found. Please fix.. (Update) now all it is saying is not connected, when I am connected to the internet. Please fix!!

Fra. M. Dec 19, 2014

Works great, would be awesome if you can send taps trough a website though

Dar. T. Jan 29, 2016

...of a broken app that is "Not Connected" not ever. What a waste of time.

And. K. Oct 26, 2014

Would be better if it shows my own code in a better way.

Rog. L. Aug 9, 2015

Not connected ever

Wes. P. Oct 11, 2014

I was hoping someone would emulate this feature on android soon. Was one of the features I actually liked from the Apple Watch. I really hope you can make it so that you can see the taps and and send emoji and your heart beat as well right from your watch to all of your contacts and not just one receiver code. :) EDIT: maybe you could add the feature to only vibrate the watch. When I tried it with my own code, it vibrated the phone too.

Ton. B. Oct 7, 2014

My partner received vibrations from me, but I only received one of the ones she sent. Not sure what's going on, we did everything right. I'm using a nexus 5 and a moto 360, she's got a nexus 4

Tan. H. Apr 6, 2015

My friend and I couldn't ever get it to connect. Would be exactly what I was looking for if it did.