What Works on Each Device

Orrique is one app across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, with an Apple Watch companion. Almost everything works the same on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. A few features depend on hardware (a camera) or on a system feature that only exists on one platform. This page is a quick reference for what is available where.

In short

The only real gaps are hardware-bound or system-bound, so if a feature is missing on a device it is because that device lacks the camera or the platform feature it needs, not because Orrique left it out.

Row-style controls are designed to respond across the whole visible row, card, or chip on every supported device, so you can tap the space around a label or icon without hunting for the exact text.

Versions you need

Orrique runs on iPhone and iPad (iOS and iPadOS 26 or later), Mac (macOS 26 or later), and Apple Watch through your paired iPhone. On-device AI features also need a device with Apple Intelligence turned on; where that is not available, Orrique uses its manual tools instead. See AI Features.

When to use this

Use this when you are wondering whether a feature you use on your iPhone will be there on your Mac, iPad, or Watch.

The big picture

iPhone

Has everything. This is the full journal, plus the Lock Screen Live Activity, Journaling Suggestions, and the camera scan.

iPad

Matches iPhone very closely, with a wider layout, Lock Screen widgets, and Live Activity support. Journaling Suggestions remain iPhone only.

Mac

The full journal plus desktop widgets, an optional menu bar item, and keyboard shortcuts. No camera scan and no Lock Screen Live Activity.

Apple Watch

A focused companion: active tracking, your latest wear, today’s pick, quick logging and rating, live check-ins, and an adaptive complication. It gets its data from your iPhone.

Feature by device

What this page covers

This page is about where a feature exists, not whether it needs Pro. For the Pro question, see Free vs Orrique Pro. And a “No” in the Apple Watch column means the feature lives on your phone, not that it is missing: the Watch is a focused companion by design.

In the tables, “Yes” means available and “No” means not on that device. Notes explain the exceptions. The rows are grouped by capability so you can jump to the band you care about.

Logging and diary

Feature	iPhone	iPad	Mac	Apple Watch
Log a wear	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes *
Diary feed and history	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Today’s Pick	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes †
Latest wear and same-day rating	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes †
Track a wear live	Yes	Yes	Yes	Yes †
Live Activity on the Lock Screen	Yes	Yes	No	No
Save mood to Apple Health	Yes	Yes	No	No
Add a moment (Journaling Suggestions)	Yes	No	No	No

* On Apple Watch, logging a wear takes one deliberate tap in the app. The watch face complication opens Today and never logs by itself.
† On Apple Watch this is a simplified view; the full version is on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Collection and insights

Feature	iPhone	iPad	Mac	Apple Watch
Build and manage your collection	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Formulas, bases, and the Layering Room	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Scent Atlas and insights	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Discover and dupes	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
On-device AI features	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Read Bottle (camera scan)	Yes	Yes	No	No
Visual Intelligence bottle matching	Yes	Yes	No	No

Sharing and system

Feature	iPhone	iPad	Mac	Apple Watch
Make and share a scent card	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Home Screen or desktop widgets	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Lock Screen widgets	Yes	Yes	No	No
Complication	No	No	No	Yes
Siri and Shortcuts	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Spotlight search	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
Menu bar item and menu commands	No	No	Optional item, yes menus	No
Keyboard shortcuts	No	Yes (with a keyboard)	Yes	No

Data and privacy

Feature	iPhone	iPad	Mac	Apple Watch
Backup, CSV, and Calendar sync	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
App lock (Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode)	Yes	Yes	Yes	No
iCloud Sync	Yes	Yes	Yes	Through iPhone
Reminders (notifications)	Yes	Yes	Yes	Through iPhone

What “simplified” means on the Apple Watch

On the Watch, logging uses your usual settings for that scent. You cannot change the number of sprays, the application zone, or the occasion from the wrist, and notes are dictation only. For full control (sprays, zone, occasion, photos), log on your iPhone, iPad, or Mac. See Apple Watch for the complete walkthrough.

Good to know

The Apple Watch relies on your iPhone

It receives the active session, today’s wears, prepared picks, and supporting data from the paired iPhone over the watch connection, not from iCloud directly. If the Watch looks empty, open Orrique on your iPhone with the Watch nearby. See Apple Watch.

On-device AI features need Apple Intelligence

The scent profile, the written gap read, the Layering Room read, Wear Coach, the review and weekly recap drafts, and Read Bottle’s refinement run on your device and need a supported device with Apple Intelligence on. Where it is not available, Orrique uses its manual tools instead. See AI Features.

• Your journal is the same everywhere. With iCloud sync on, your collection and diary are identical on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Only the device-specific features in the tables above differ. See iCloud and Sync.
• Mac differences are about input, not features. The Mac adds full menus, keyboard shortcuts, and an optional menu bar item. It does not have the camera scan. See The Mac App.
• Finding the keyboard shortcuts. On Mac, the shortcuts live in the menu bar next to each command, so you can learn them as you go. The same shortcuts work on iPad when a hardware keyboard is attached. See The Mac App.
• Swipe actions are touch-only. On iPhone and iPad you swipe a diary row for quick actions; on Mac you use the menu instead.

Related articles

The Mac AppMenu bar item, menus, and keyboard shortcuts on macOS.

The Apple Watch AppAdaptive daily focus, quick logging and rating, tracking, and the complication on your wrist.

Widgets, Siri, Shortcuts, and SpotlightWhere the system integrations live across devices.

iCloud and SyncHow your journal stays the same on iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Free vs Orrique ProWhich features need Pro, separate from where they exist.