Description

Your hour drawn as landscape - and last night's sleep, before you get up.

The bottom of the screen is the last sixty minutes: one column a minute, standing on the very bottom edge, with a quarter-hour graticule behind it and a dotted line at walking pace. The newest minute is drawn in the clock's own color, so now is always findable. Above it is the clock, as large as a 200-pixel screen will allow. Between them is one warm line: the horizon.

Before you get up, the face shows you the night instead. Last night's sleep holds the step slot until you have actually moved - 500 steps by default, and adjustable. While it does, the chart's window becomes the night itself: sixty columns from the moment you fell asleep to the moment you woke, each one how much you moved, scaled so the most restless stretch fills the plot. The whole face runs cool until you cross that threshold, then warms the moment steps take the slot back.

* Two layouts. Stacked sets the hours over the minutes at the largest numeral the screen allows, runs the health values along the top and gives the right margin to a narrow day column. One line brings back the colon, pinned to the dead center of the screen
* Six themes plus your own - Dusk, Phosphor, Noir, Paper, Moss and Tide. Each is a lit sky over land in shadow, with one bright color spent only on the horizon, the step count and the terrain. Phosphor is the odd one out: no sky at all, the time in orange and everything your body reports in green. Custom exposes all seven color roles
* Montserrat, Roboto or LECO for the clock, each with a bold option. All three are drawn one digit at a time into fixed-width slots, so the numerals never shuffle sideways as the minutes change
* Steps, heart rate - or the day's distance when there is no reading - the date, the temperature, and a two-pixel battery bar along the very top edge
* Weather from Open-Meteo: no account and no API key. It follows your phone, or a city or postal code you type in, in which case it never touches phone location at all

Built for Pebble Time 2. Every number in the layout is chosen for its 200x228 color screen.