Partner Apps from Other Developers

dynamicWatch offers access to its easy and powerful route creation and management system to select third party developers.

Now you can use your dynamicWatch routes with innovative data fields, watch faces and other apps from a growing list of other Connect IQ developers.

Current Partner App List

App Name	Developer	Download
Navigator	peterdedecker	App Store	More Info
Hiking App	RH-SPORTS	App Store
MTB App	RH-SPORTS	App Store
Cycling App	RH-SPORTS	App Store
SkiTour App	RH-SPORTS	App Store

Linking a Partner App

Partner apps use a secure linking method called a Partner Access Code (PAC) to access your account.

To allow partner apps to access your dynamicWatch account, go to Third Party Partner Apps in Settings.  Click where it says Click to enable a Partner Access Code and a 7-character code (called a Partner Access Code or PAC) will be generated.  You only need to do this once, and you can use the same PAC with all of your linked partner apps.

If you later want to revoke access to your account from all partner apps, you can delete the PAC in Third Party Partner Apps in Settings.

Setting Up a Partner App

Each partner data field, watch face or app may have a different way of entering the PAC.  In most cases, go into its settings in Garmin Connect Mobile on your phone and enter the code there.  Then when you start the watch face, data field or app itself on your Garmin device it will use the entered code and download your current active route from your dynamicWatch account.

Choosing a Current Route

Most partner apps will download and use the route that you have chosen as your current active route on the dynamicWatch website.

Click on the  next to a route in your route list to set it as your current active route, which will be then marked with a . 
You can change the current active route at any time.  Most partner apps will check to see if there is a new route when they start, and may offer a way to refresh the route while they are active also.

Linking a dynamicWatch App

Our own apps dwMap, routeCourse and mapField continue to use the in-app 8-character link code method.  See their Get Started guide.