Quadrant

Like this watch face? Please consider leaving a review or sending me feedback directly, it really helps the development! Free during development period. Quadrant puts every reading in its own housing. A ring of chamfered segments carries your metrics around a clean digital clock. Each segment holds an icon, its current value set along the arc, and a progress gauge that fills as the goal closes. The gauge is the housing itself, not a bar stuck beside it. Choose two, three, four or six segments. Pick any metric for each from a catalogue of thirty-two, set a custom goal, and give it its own colour or let the theme choose. Turn metric names on when you want them and off when you want the numbers to breathe. A second band can sit inside the ring, holding one or two more readings. It can plot the last few hours as a trace bent along its own curve instead of a number. One reading fills the band, two share it, and a trace takes the whole width. The battery reads as a bent capsule at the top, in the theme colour or any of nineteen, and its fill can track the charge from green through amber to red. The date and the status indicators each sit in their own slim frame, so the middle of the face reads as deliberately as the ring around it. Six colourways. Three housing styles, from an outline that lets the dial show through to a solid tinted body. Mirror the icons so the left and right halves face outward, or keep them all the same way round. Three clock sizes, and four levels of date detail in three sizes, above or below the time. The always-on display keeps the same shapes as outlines, with its own colour, its own scale, and a choice of what stays visible.