Belly: Cute Virtual Watch Pet

Name: Belly: Cute Virtual Watch Pet
Rating: 4.4 (127 reviews)
Author: Han Fan Ho

By: Han Fan Ho App

Raise your digital pixel pet!

Overview

Version:

2.5.2

Last updated: 2026-06-17

Ranking

#140,909 ▲ 390

Overall

Features & Capabilities

Belly is a pixel-perfect virtual pet designed for Apple Watch. Care for your companion, walk to earn hearts, and watch your pet grow as you unlock outfits, backgrounds, and interactive toys.

Play cozy mini-games, collect items, and compete on global leaderboards. Privacy-first: health data is anonymised and no account is required to enjoy Belly.

User Growth & Download Statistics

App Games Entertainment Design Privacy & Security

By:

Han Fan Ho

Rating:

4.40

(127) 2 new ratings

Version:

2.5.2 Last updated: 2026-06-17

Version code:

887099848

Creation date:

2025-09-01

Compatible devices:

Size:

37.38MB

URLs:

Website ,Privacy policy

Full description:

Source:

Apple Apps Store

Data ingested on:

2026-07-23

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 140,909 ▲ 390

For Developers

Monetize with App Pass Boost with Extension Booster

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Developed by:

Han Fan Ho

Apple Apps Store

https://apps.apple.com/cn/app/belly-cute-virtual-watch-pet/id6748423428?l=en-GB

Website:

https://belly.watch

User Reviews

Review consensus praises Belly’s charm, cute visuals, deep customization, free accessibility, and engaging mini-games. The main downsides across multiple reviews are a slow coin economy and monetization friction, making some features feel gated behind purchases or coin costs. Social sharing is valued but often inconsistent, with some users finding friend interactions limited or unreliable. Overall, the app is highly appealing, but balancing currency mechanics and improving social functionality could broaden its appeal.

Pros

Cute, appealing pixel art and overall visuals.
Extensive customization options for the pet (outfits, accessories, backgrounds).
Free-to-play and enjoyable without mandatory purchases.
Engaging mini-games and activities that affect the pet’s health/happiness.
Social features with friends via codes and the ability to share pets.

Cons

Coins are hard to earn with a slow economy and limited ways to accumulate currency.
Monetization friction: many features and faster access require coins or purchases (some games are gated or cost coins).
Social features feel limited or unreliable: sharing with friends can be hard or not work smoothly for some users.

Recent reviews

Edit: I got a response to this review and have changed my rating from 2 stars to 5. The ball follows wrist movement on the mini game. I thought I did make a backup the day before changing my phone over…but if I didn’t that is my fault. I think I made a backup, but I also know I make mistakes too. Just make sure you double check so you don’t have to feel like I do now lol. The quick, helpful, and polite response to this review was nice. There is clearly a lot of care going into this app, if I can ever spend a little real life money in it I probably will now. I’m still glad it’s free, but it deserves praise for who is behind it. Original review: The busy paws mini game instructs you to “do what it says” but there’s at least one thing that doesn’t say anything at all. A tennis ball moves across the screen and the game expects you to know what to do. Tapping, sliding, scrolling, tilting, etc. do nothing. I constantly fail that game because I can’t do what it says if it says nothing. Super cute game but I am glad it’s free. The idea of losing progress because I upgraded my phone is ridiculous. The game keeps prompting me to load my backup associated with my apple account but nothing happens. I’ve reinstalled it twice but I have to start over. The fact that it knows I have game data attached to this account and it just won’t load it…while continuing to prompt me to load it…is annoying to say the least. It’s not worth any extra frustration so starting over is what I’m doing.