No. Owaves: My BodyClock is not on Android yet, and Owaves has announced no release date. It is a free iOS app that runs on iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, plus Apple silicon Macs and Apple Vision Pro. Android users can join the waitlist and beta list at owaves.com/android to hear when it is ready.
Key takeaways
- Owaves: My BodyClock has no Android app yet: the Android Beta page says the Android app is coming and offers an email waitlist, with no release date.
- Owaves’ FAQ (last updated 30 May 2024) says the Android timeline is fluid, so there is no concrete release date, and points readers to the beta list.
- The US App Store listing names iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, and its compatibility section adds Mac (Apple M1 chip or later) and Apple Vision.
- Owaves is free to download, with optional in-app purchases for BodyClock Plus, per the App Store listing.
- Fitbit, Google Fit and Android Wear aren’t connected either: Owaves’ 2024 FAQ answers “Not yet” and says it is on the roadmap.
Is there an Owaves app for Android?
Not yet. Owaves is built for Apple devices, and its own Android Beta page says the team’s Android app is coming, without giving a date. Owaves doesn’t link to any Google Play listing: every download button on owaves.com goes to Apple’s App Store, and Android visitors are sent to the waitlist.
The page is a short sign-up form signed by Team Owaves. You enter your name and email, Owaves notifies you when the Android app is released, and people who say they want to help test it are invited into an Android beta program before the public release. Owaves’ FAQ entry Is there an Android version of the app?, last updated 30 May 2024, gives the same answer: the timeline for Android development is fluid, there is no concrete release date, and the beta list is the way to stay in the loop.
Which devices does Owaves run on?
Owaves runs on Apple devices only. The App Store listing names iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch, and its compatibility section lists five platforms with their minimum versions:
| Device | What the App Store requires |
|---|---|
| iPhone | iOS 17.2 or later |
| iPad | iPadOS 17.2 or later |
| Apple Watch | watchOS 4.1 or later |
| Mac | macOS 14.2 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip or later |
| Apple Vision | visionOS 1.1 or later |
Source: Owaves: My BodyClock, US App Store listing, compatibility section (accessed November 2026).
The listing marks the app “Designed for iPad”, and Mac and Apple Vision appear in its compatibility section next to iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch. Owaves’ FAQ footer and homepage name iPhone, iPad and Apple Watch as its main devices. The listing also shows the app in English and 19 more languages.
Is Owaves free on iPhone?
Yes. The App Store lists Owaves as “Free · In-App Purchases”: planning all 24 hours on My BodyClock, My Goals and My Moai are included for everyone, and BodyClock Plus is the optional subscription that adds daily recommendations for Deep Sleep, Deep Work, Peak Fitness and Eating Windows, custom categories and unlimited day plans. Our guide Is Owaves Free? What BodyClock Plus Adds walks through both tiers.
The app has a long track record on Apple devices: it launched in 2014, the US App Store listing shows an average of 4.6 out of 5, and owaves.com reports a 4.6/5 average across thousands of App Store ratings worldwide. You can read what those reviewers say in Is Owaves a Good Planner? What App Store Reviews Say.
Does Owaves connect to Fitbit, Google Fit or Wear OS?
No. Owaves’ FAQ Do you integrate with Fitbit, Google Fit or Android Wear? (last updated 30 May 2024) answers “Not yet” and says it is on the roadmap. On iPhone, Owaves reads activity from Apple Health instead, which lets you compare planned versus actual activities; see How to Connect Owaves to Apple Health.
What can Android users do while they wait?
Join the waitlist, take the quiz and start planning on paper with the same eight categories. Three steps that work on any phone:
- Join the list. Enter your name and email at owaves.com/android and say you’d like to test the beta; Owaves invites testers before the public release.
- Find your Body Clock Type. The Body Clock Quiz runs in any web browser, Android included, and takes five questions.
- Sketch a 24-hour day. Draw a circle, start with sleep, then add meals, movement and focused work in the colors Owaves uses: Sleep, Eat, Move, Work, Relax, Love, Play and Flow (what each color means). If you also have an iPad or an Apple silicon Mac, you can install Owaves there now.
Your day on My BodyClock
The day above on My BodyClock is the kind of plan an Android user can sketch now and rebuild in Owaves later: eight hours of sleep from 10:30 PM, a fixed 6:30 AM wake-up, a walk outside after breakfast, a morning of focused work, a walk after lunch, a home-cooked dinner, time with family and a reading wind-down. Getting ready, the commute, errands and joining the waitlist sit in pink Flow, so every hour is accounted for.
Start with the Body Clock Quiz, anchor the wake time with How to Fix Your Sleep Schedule, and borrow the structure of a work from home schedule if you plan your own hours. On iPhone, iPad or Apple Watch, build this day free in Owaves on the App Store. On Android, join the waitlist.
FAQ
Is Owaves on Google Play?
No. Owaves doesn’t link to a Google Play listing; owaves.com sends downloads to Apple’s App Store. Owaves says its Android app is coming and runs a waitlist at owaves.com/android, but it has not announced a release date.
When will Owaves be available on Android?
Owaves hasn’t given a date. Its FAQ (updated May 2024) says the Android timeline is fluid with no concrete release date, and the Android Beta page invites you to sign up to be notified when it is released.
How do I join the Owaves Android beta?
Go to owaves.com/android and enter your name and email. Owaves says people who want to help test the Android app before its public release will be invited to its Android beta program.
Can I use Owaves on a Mac or Apple Vision Pro?
Yes, through the App Store. The listing says the Mac version requires macOS 14.2 or later and a Mac with an Apple M1 chip or later, and Apple Vision requires visionOS 1.1 or later.
Is there an Owaves web app?
No web version of the planner is listed on owaves.com or the App Store. The Body Clock Quiz at owaves.com/quiz does run in any browser.
Sources
- Owaves. “Android Beta.” Accessed 9 November 2026. https://owaves.com/android/
- Apple App Store. “Owaves: My BodyClock” (US listing: description, compatibility, ratings, version history). Accessed 9 November 2026. https://apps.apple.com/us/app/owaves-worlds-first-wellness/id869648628
- Owaves FAQ. “Is there an Android version of the app?” Last updated 30 May 2024. https://owaves.com/faq/is-there-an-android-version-of-the-app/
- Owaves FAQ. “Do you integrate with Fitbit, Google Fit or Android Wear?” Last updated 30 May 2024. https://owaves.com/faq/do-you-integrate-with-fitbit-google-fit-or-android-wear/
- Owaves. “The visual calendar for a healthier day” (homepage). Accessed 9 November 2026. https://owaves.com/
- Owaves. “Body Clock Quiz.” Accessed 9 November 2026. https://owaves.com/quiz/
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