OmaWatch

A watch face inspired by Omarchy, the Arch and Hyprland Linux setup. It puts the look of a tiling desktop on your wrist: dark colours, monospace type, and your data written as code. Two faces in one app. Neovim: your values sit in code rows, hr = 54, bb = 78, elev = 412 m. The time lies on a highlighted cursor line, and a btop style heart rate graph of the last hours closes the buffer at the bottom. Waybar: a status bar across the top, with the weekday as workspace numbers, the date, the temperature and the watch battery. The lower edge of the bar fills from sunrise to sunset, and a dot marks the time of day. Colours: all 22 themes that come with Omarchy, among them Tokyo Night, Catppuccin, Gruvbox, Everforest, Nord, Kanagawa, Rose Pine, Osaka Jade, Ristretto, Matte Black and Hackerman. Four rows you choose yourself from heart rate, body battery, elevation, steps, temperature, watch battery, floors and stress. Everything is set on the watch. Hold MENU on the face, open its settings, and pick the face, the theme and the rows with the buttons. No phone needed. The type is JetBrains Mono, the font your terminal uses. Always-on mode keeps only the dim time and the daylight line, and moves them a little every minute to protect the screen. Measured at 1.3 % screen luminance, well under the Garmin limit. Good to know: the temperature and the sunrise and sunset times come from Garmin's weather data, so they stay empty until your phone syncs once. Elevation needs a watch with a barometer. Body battery, stress and floors need a watch that records them. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere. Free and open source: github.com/jasasonc/omawatch OmaWatch is not connected to Garmin, and not connected to the Omarchy project. It only follows its look.

First release.