Leaked images and code from Sammy Guru reveal a visual overhaul for the Samsung Wearables app. The update aligns the interface with the current One UI aesthetic, replacing cluttered menus with a large rendering of the connected watch and scaled-down option containers. This immersive layout specifically improves how users preview watch faces.

New software features integrate Galaxy AI to generate custom tiles based on user interests, such as sports and headlines. For the rugged Galaxy Watch Ultra, the leak suggests real-time elevation data for trail runs and companion controls for a Depth app. A controversial change reportedly allows users to trigger Gemini by raising their wrist, though this may conflict with standard time-checking behaviors.

Health tracking sees a shift toward the Vitals system, which tracks heart rate, respiratory rate, skin temperature, and blood oxygen to establish a resting baseline. These metrics feed into a new Heart Rate Score available in One UI 9 Watch. This transition toward AI-generated personalization and baseline-driven health metrics suggests Samsung is pivoting from raw data reporting to predictive wellness analysis.