Body Temperature Pro

SP Watches

About this app

Accurate Wrist & Ambient Temperature Readings on Your Galaxy Watch
Supports: Galaxy Watch 5, 6, 7, 8 including Ultra (Wear OS)

Looking for a real temperature app for your Galaxy Watch?
Unlike other apps that show fake or simulated data, Body Temperature Pro uses your watch’s built-in sensor to measure actual wrist and surrounding temperatures — with improved accuracy, easy calibration, and temperature history tracking.

🔥 Why This App?

✅ Real sensor-based temperature readings
✅ Official Samsung Health Member
✅ Trusted by thousands of Wear OS users
✅ Continuously updated with new features

🌡️ New Features in 2025
* 🧪 Calibrator Tool – Adjust readings to match external thermometers
* 📊 Temperature History Viewer – See all past Wrist, Body, and Ambient readings in the Companion App

🧠 How to Use It Effectively

✅ Wrist Temperature
* Ensure the watch is snug on your wrist
* Avoid direct sunlight or external heat
* Take 3–4 readings for consistent results
* Note: The sensor sits near the watch’s metal body, which may affect values slightly

✅ Surrounding Temperature
* Remove the watch for 5 minutes before testing
* Avoid placing it on warm surfaces
* Take multiple readings for higher accuracy

⚠️ Body Temperature (Experimental)

Galaxy Watches do not support true body temp measurement. This feature is provided for experimental use only. Please do not use it for health diagnosis or decisions.

🔧 Calibrator Tool – Fine-Tune Your Temperature Readings

Noticed that your temperature readings feel a bit off? You can easily adjust them using our built-in Calibrator Tool.

If you believe your wrist temperature is off by +2°C, simply enter 2 in the Calibrator and save. The next time you take a measurement, the app will automatically add 2°C to the value received from your watch’s sensor.

This helps personalize your experience and bring readings closer to real-world values — especially since sensor-based temperature readings can vary slightly depending on factors like body type, skin contact, and watch placement.

✅ Works for Wrist, Surrounding, and Experimental Body Temperature
✅ Supports both positive (+) and negative (−) offsets
✅ Calibration is saved automatically for all future readings

💡 Use a trusted thermometer to compare and find the best offset for you!

📱 Key Features

*📍 Accurate Wrist Temperature
* 🌬️ Surrounding Temperature Mode
* 🧪 Experimental Body Temperature
* 🌡️ Celsius & Fahrenheit shown together
* 🔁 Wear OS Tiles for one-tap measurement
(Tap arrow to refresh with latest data)
* 📎 Complications Support (C/F)
* 🎯 Easy, user-friendly interface
* ✨ Beautiful UI animations
* 🔧 Calibrator Tool for better accuracy
* 🕘 Temperature History (Mobile Companion App)

🚀 Installation Instructions
1. Connect your Galaxy Watch to Wi-Fi
2. Open the Play Store app on your watch
3. Search for “Body Temperature Pro” and install directly on the watch

Still having trouble? Just email us at: [e-mail]

❓ Think Readings Are Inaccurate?

We rely on data directly from the official temperature sensor in your watch. However, if readings feel off:
* Use the built-in Calibrator Tool
* Or email us at [e-mail] with screenshots or evidence
(Your feedback helps improve the app for everyone!)

⚠️ Note: Temperature sensing on smartwatches is still evolving. While we do our best with software enhancements, results may vary based on environment and usage.

Ratings and reviews

Inaccurate or just useless readings. My wrist measured 28 degrees, body (am I supposed to stick the watch to my body?) 30 degrees C. I hope it's many, many years before those measurements are accurate 😁 Not refunding because I hope it gets better. I think maybe it's not using the offset algorithms the watch actually uses and just serves absolute values?

It does what it says. Too many stupid people are downloading the app and expecting miracles. It's simply reading the data from the watch and telling you what it says. That's it. The body temperature calcs are total garbage but they were honest about that up front. This app is fine if all you want to do is know the temperature of your wrist.

It did connect to the sensors and measure, although the reading too low, like 34, is clearly the person should be in the emergency; ways of improvement: manual calibration like samsung watch doing for blood pressure... Another point of improvement is the integration with the Samsung app, the reading not showing in samsung app, also having continuously reading temperature and applying AI on the reading that very likely auto-calibrate which what Samsung doing in sleep monitoring.

What’s new

* Fixed issues with One UI 8 (if you still find anything do let us know via an email at [e-mail])