Plask
Plask turns your Apple Watch into a tiny aquatic theatre where pixel-art rubber ducks paddle around while you bathe or swim.
Our verdict
Who it's for
Your aquatic theatre for pixel-art ducks, with live depth and temp
Who should look elsewhere
Full depth features only on certain advanced Apple Watch models
Pros
- +No account, no analytics, no iPhone app required
- +Auto-launch seamlessly replaces the Depth app
- +One-time purchase rather than subscription
Cons
- −Full depth features only on certain advanced Apple Watch models
- −Only one scene is free; premium unlock is a paid upgrade
Key features
- ✓Auto-launch on submersion (depth gauge watches)
- ✓Live depth, session max, and water temperature display
- ✓Water temperature affects scene visuals (ice, snow, steam, bubbles)
- ✓Digital Crown control for dry land simulation
- ✓Nine premium scenes plus free Rubber Ducks scene
- ✓iCloud sync of certificates and achievements
- ✓One-time purchase, no subscription required
Pricing
| Plan | Price | Billing | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Free | — | month | One scene (Rubber Ducks); Certificates; Depth, cold, dawn dips and stranger things |
| Premium | $1.99 | month | Nine more scenes; Six more duck colorways; Depth-gauge overlays |