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Garmin heart rate at a glance
The Lock Screen includes a circular heart-rate widget in the accessoryCircular family and a rectangular wellness summary. On the Home Screen, small and medium WristGrid widgets can include heart-rate context alongside the rest of the local snapshot.
That gives you a quick place to see the latest available Garmin-native heart rate without opening a full dashboard every time you check your phone.
Resting heart rate in sleep and recovery context
Resting heart rate is Garmin-native and appears in WristGrid’s sleep and recovery context. It is useful as part of the surrounding picture rather than as an isolated number on the Lock Screen.
The glanceable widget is for context between deeper checks. The watch and app remain the places to review the broader sleep or recovery view when you need it.
What the heart-rate widget is not
The widget is not real-time and does not provide continuous heart rate monitoring. WidgetKit controls refresh, typically within 15 to 60 minutes, so the value may be a local snapshot rather than the latest beat-by-beat reading.
It is also not a live medical monitor. Treat the widget as an informational glance, not as a replacement for medical equipment or professional advice.
Setup and sync from your watch
Use an iPhone on iOS 18 or later with Garmin Connect Mobile installed, a compatible Garmin watch (any watch listed for GW Bridge on the Connect IQ Store), GW Bridge installed from the Connect IQ Store, and Bluetooth turned on. Keep the phone near the watch so the watch-side bridge can provide the local snapshot.
Open WristGrid once, confirm GW Bridge is running on the watch, and wait for the next WidgetKit refresh. The exact timing is controlled by WidgetKit and is not guaranteed.
WristGrid is an independent product and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Garmin. Garmin and Connect IQ are trademarks of Garmin Ltd.
