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Goals Plus

· v1.3.0
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A clean, data-rich watch face you can make your own. Three activity rings and four data rows, and every one of them is yours to set. Choose from 35 metrics and the face lays itself out around what you picked. RINGS Steps, calories, active calories, active minutes, floors climbed or distance — or leave a ring empty. Each ring's track is its goal, so a full track means the goal is met, using either your watch's own goal or a number you set. ROWS Heart rate, body battery, stress, pulse ox, respiration rate, temperature, altitude, battery, VO2 max, time to recovery, the date, week number, move bar — and any of the ring metrics. THEMES Five one-tap colour themes — Mono, Warm, Ice and High Contrast, or keep the original and set each ring's colour yourself. The clock and data rows recolour with the theme, so the whole face stays coherent rather than just the rings. WEATHER, WITH NO PERMISSION PROMPT Temperature, feels-like, today's high and low, conditions, wind and humidity. The face reads the weather your watch already has, so there is no location permission to grant. TRAINING TOTALS Run, bike, swim and walk, as distance or as time, totalled over the current week or the calendar month so far. SPARKLINES Heart rate, body battery, stress, pulse ox and temperature each carry a small history trace beside the number, so you can see which way it has been going. BACKGROUND GLOW Each ring's colour carries on behind the face and blurs away into the background. On by default, and one setting turns it off. BUILT FOR THE SCREEN A burn-in-safe dimmed always-on display on AMOLED watches, showing real ring progress rather than static outlines, and shifting slightly each minute. Over 90 watches supported, round and rectangular, from 208 to 486 pixels, on both AMOLED and memory-in-pixel screens — including the fēnix 6, 7 and 8 families, epix, Venu, Venu 2, Venu Sq, vívoactive 4, 5 and 6, and Forerunner 55, 165, 245, 255, 265, 570, 745, 945, 955 and 965. Free. No ads, no account, no subscription.

What's new

Version 1.3.0 • Now supports over 90 watches, up from 12 — including the fēnix 6, 7 and 8 families, epix, Venu, Venu 2, Venu Sq, vívoactive 4 and 6, and Forerunner 55, 165, 245, 570, 745 and 945 • Five one-tap colour themes: Mono, Warm, Ice and High Contrast, plus the original. Your face is unchanged unless you choose a new theme, and any ring colours you already set are kept • Fixed a crash on watches without hardware anti-aliasing, which showed an error icon instead of the face • The ring tracks are now visible on the Forerunner 55, whose display has a much smaller colour palette • The layout now fits rectangular screens properly, so the Venu Sq family is supported Version 1.2.0 • Every ring and every row is now yours to choose — 35 metrics, or leave any of them empty • Weather: temperature, feels-like, today's high and low, conditions, wind and humidity, with no location permission prompt • Training totals for run, bike, swim and walk — distance or time, over the current week or the calendar month • History sparklines beside heart rate, body battery, stress, pulse ox and temperature • A background glow that carries each ring's colour behind the face. This one is ON by default, so the face will look different after updating — a single setting turns it off if you prefer the old look • Ring values now line up in one column with their icons clear of the arcs, and body battery uses a bolt so it reads at a glance • Fixes for several cases that could blank the face on some watches Version 1.1.1 • The always-on display now shows your actual ring progress, thin and dimmed, with the time and date in their usual places — previously it showed only a centred clock and three static outlines • The always-on view shifts by a few pixels each minute to protect the screen from burn-in Version 1.1.0 • Now supports 12 devices instead of two, from the fēnix 7S to the Venu 3 and Forerunner 965/970, on both AMOLED and memory-in-pixel displays • Redesigned rings: each ring's track is now the goal itself, so a full track means the goal is complete • Calories replaces floors climbed as the middle ring • New daily calorie goal setting • The active-minutes goal now defaults to the equivalent of Garmin's 150 minutes per week • Smoother centre glow on AMOLED, and a clean black centre on memory-in-pixel displays • Goal values and icons stay legible when a ring sweeps beneath them

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Compatible with 156 devices
Updated Sep 7, 2026
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