Intensity Week Light

Seven bars, one per day, and today is the white one on the right. Above them, your weekly average and what you did today. Light background. Intensity minutes are Garmin's own measure of activity that actually counts - the minutes your heart rate stayed high enough to matter. Garmin sets you a weekly goal for them and then mostly hides the number inside the app. This puts the whole week on your wrist instead. AVG 34M - LAST 52M 60 ---------------- 30 ------|--|------ S M T W T F S - Seven days at a glance, today highlighted - Dashed reference lines at 30 and 60 minutes - Weekly average and today's total - Always-on display keeps the chart, dimmed - English and Spanish If a day shows no bar, it means the watch has no data for that day. It is left empty on purpose - this face does not invent numbers to fill a gap. Free. No ads, no subscription, and it asks for no permissions. A note on the name: this face used to be Sleep Week Light. Connect IQ gives a watch face no way to read measured sleep - the data simply is not available to it - so the sleep chart could never be real. Rather than keep a face that could not do what it promised, it now charts intensity minutes, which the watch does provide.

This face used to be Sleep Week Light. It is now Intensity Week Light, and it charts intensity minutes instead. The reason is worth stating plainly: Connect IQ gives a watch face no way to read measured sleep. The sleep data it was asking Garmin for does not exist, so the chart came back empty every time and filled itself with placeholder hours instead. Everyone who used this face was looking at the same invented week. That was wrong, and it is gone. Intensity minutes are real, they come from the watch, and Garmin already sets a weekly goal for them - which is what this chart was always shaped to show. Days with no data are now left blank rather than filled in. If you installed this for sleep, I am sorry. There is no honest way to build that one on this platform today.