iOS 14 code leak hints at watchOS 7 features to come, including sleep tracking, Kids Mode, etc.

Sometimes it’s the leaks that hint at the really good stuff down the line.

Per leaked iOS 14 code, it’s been suggested that Apple’s watchOS 7 could include the following nifty features:

Watch faces that you can share with other Apple Watch users.
Infograph Pro: An updated version of the current Infograph watch face that will include a tachymeter so you can measure speed and distance based on your travel time.
An Apple Watch face from shared photo albums.

Using their own iPhone a parent can set up and manage their child’s Apple Watch.
Schooltime: A feature that lets parents control which apps and watch complications that their child can use during school hours.

Sleep tracking: Set personalized sleep goals using the iOS Health app, and get recommendations for improving sleep duration and quality.
Control Center will include toggles for sleep mode and noise detection.
New code architecture: watchOS 6 lets developers create standalone watch apps, but the code is still based on the old model of the watch app as an extension of the phone app. watchOS 7 gets rid of that model, and apps won’t be based on extensions.

So, there could be some cool stuff down the road.

Stay tuned for additional details as they become available.