Filler

Your daily goals, filled in as digits. Every number on the clock is its own gauge. Filler is the sibling of Drainer: instead of the time draining with your battery, each digit fills from the bottom as you close in on a goal. Glance at the clock and you know the time AND how your day is going - no rings, no widgets, no extra screens. How the gauges map: - Standard 12h time: 3 gauges - the hour fills as one, plus one per minute digit - Military (24h) time: 4 gauges, one per digit - Prefer 4 on standard time? Turn on the leading zero and the hour becomes two gauges Each gauge tracks whatever you choose: - Steps (fills toward your step goal) - Floors climbed (toward your floors goal) - Active minutes (toward your weekly goal) - Calories (toward a calorie target you set) - Battery or Body Battery (fills with the level) Make it yours: - Three digit styles: Classic, Anton, or Bebas Neue - A color per gauge, plus background, outline, and infill colors - hollow digits or a solid infill under the fills - A goal met color per gauge: set a gauge to dark grey and it can flip to green the moment you hit the goal, so a finished digit is obvious at a glance. Leave it on "No change" and the gauge keeps its normal color - Overfill: go past a goal and the digit holds its full fill while a second, lighter lap rises over it, so beating a goal looks different from just meeting it - Optional bottom row with up to 3 live metrics (steps, floors, active minutes, calories, battery, body battery, heart rate) - Date up top, always-on friendly on AMOLED watches Set it up on the watch (hold to open settings) or in Garmin Connect. Help me help you! Send me suggestions for any changes you would like to see - use the Contact Developer link on this page - and I'll see what I can do :)

Goal met colors, and overfill. Each gauge can now switch to a color of its own the moment you reach its goal. Set your steps gauge to dark grey and pick green for goal met, and the digit turns green as soon as you close the goal, so a finished gauge is obvious instead of just looking full. Set it per gauge, so steps can go green while floors go blue. Every gauge starts on "No change", which keeps the behavior you have today until you pick a color. Overfill: blow past a goal and the digit does not just sit there full. It holds the full fill and a second, lighter lap rises over it, so a doubled step count reads as clearly as a closed one.