Hi there! I see you're encountering a "Send failed" error when trying to send a watch face using the TIMEFLIK Watch Face app. Let’s figure this out together.

To start, could you tell me a bit more about when exactly the error pops up? For example:
- Are you connected to your watch or device when trying to send the watch face?
- Have you tried leaving the app open while sending, as sometimes that helps?
- Is your internet connection stable during this process?
- If you tried sending multiple times, does it consistently fail?

Meanwhile, here are some initial steps you can try that often resolve this issue:

1. Keep the app open: Make sure the TIMEFLIK Watch Face app is actively open on your Android device while you attempt to send the watch face. Closing it or switching apps might interrupt the send process.

2. Check Bluetooth connection: If your watch connects via Bluetooth, ensure Bluetooth is enabled and paired correctly between your phone and watch. Sometimes re-pairing helps.

3. Restart devices: Restart your Android phone and your watch to refresh connectivity and app states.

4. Clear app cache: Go to your phone’s Settings → Apps → TIMEFLIK Watch Face → Storage → Clear Cache. This can help remove any temporary files that might cause issues.

5. Update the app: Make sure you’re using the latest version of the TIMEFLIK Watch Face app. You can check updates via the Google Play Store or the app source you installed from.

If you’ve tried these already, let me know. I can guide you through some deeper troubleshooting or check for other known issues related to your device and OS version.

Does this make sense so far? What have you tried till now?

I tried everything

Thanks for letting me know you’ve tried the basic fixes already. Since the send function still fails, let’s dig a little deeper based on known issues with TIMEFLIK Watch Face.

From what I’ve gathered, users sometimes report sending failures or watch face saving issues related to watch compatibility or app permissions. A few focused steps you can try now are:

1. Confirm watch compatibility and connection method:
- Since your device runs Android 10 and uses WebKit, ensure your watch is paired correctly through the official Wear OS app, not just Bluetooth alone. TIMEFLIK sometimes requires the Wear OS app connection for proper watch face deployment.
- Open the Wear OS app and verify your watch status.

2. Verify app permissions especially for storage and Bluetooth:
- Go to your phone’s Settings > Apps > TIMEFLIK Watch Face > Permissions.
- Ensure Storage and Bluetooth permissions are allowed. Without proper permissions, the app might be unable to send or save watch faces correctly.

3. Keep watch display active during transfer:
- Users have noted that keeping the watch display on and not letting it go into sleep mode during sending can help. You might want to temporarily disable watch screen timeout settings.

4. Use the official app’s "My Page" to select your watch:
- Inside the TIMEFLIK app, go to "My Page" > "My Watch" and select your watch model explicitly before attempting to send. This helps the app optimize the transfer process.

5. Reinstall TIMEFLIK app:
- If none of the above works, try uninstalling and reinstalling the app. Sometimes app data corruption beyond cache clearing can cause transfer errors.

6. Look out for known issues with watchfaces not supported on some Wear OS versions:
- Some users recently encountered compatibility problems after Wear OS updates on their watches, causing watch face sending to fail. Confirm your watch software is up to date and fully compatible with your TIMEFLIK app version.

If after these steps it still fails, the problem might be on the server side or related to a newer firmware incompatibility. In that case, I would recommend contacting TIMEFLIK support directly at [email protected] with your device details and error logs if possible.

Let me know if you want me to walk you through any of these steps in detail! Are you satisfied with this approach so far?