Your life in weeks, a flick away.

TL;DR
- A one-hand analog watchface for the Pebble Time 2 and Round 2.
- Flick your wrist: the date first, then the weeks you have lived (or have left).
- A battery meter around the pill and on the minute ring: green, yellow, then red. The pill opens by itself on the charger.
- Enter your birthday in settings. Weeks left counts down a 4,000-week life, or your country's average.

More
Setting up: open the settings in the Pebble app and enter your birthday (the weeks page asks for it until you do). Weeks left starts as a flat 4,000-week life, about 76.7 years. Pick a country to use that country's average life expectancy instead; the settings start on your phone's language region. These are ballpark figures, not a prediction.

Make it yours: three dial scales, four hour-number sizes, three hand lengths, and an optional minute circle.

Privacy: your birthday and settings stay on your phone and watch. This watchface sends nothing anywhere.

Credits: based on Line Dash by pagnotta (Patrick Heeren), copyright (c) 2026 Patrick Heeren, used under the MIT license: https://github.com/pagnotta/pebble-line-dash. Inspired by Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman; not affiliated with or endorsed by the author. Fonts: Jost and Montserrat (SIL Open Font License).

Search terms: 4K, 4K weeks, 4k-weeks, 4000 weeks, life in weeks, weeks lived, analog.