Geminie
· v1.3
About
Geminie is a precision instrument dial built for true-black AMOLED displays: pure black background, one configurable accent color, and every ornament on the face drawn as an arc rather than a static icon - the tick ring, the seconds-progress ring, and the step-progress blade along the right edge.
FEATURES
• Digital time display with a soft accent second-ring and a live step-progress blade
• Five configurable data slots - two large flank readouts plus a three-field data row
• 16 data sources to choose from: Steps, Heart Rate, Body Battery, Battery, Weather, Distance, Calories, Floors Climbed, Stress, Active Minutes, SpO2, Respiration, Sunset, Altitude, Notifications, Recovery
• Five-segment heart-rate zone bar when Heart Rate is assigned to the right flank
• Always-On Display support, tuned to limit pixel coverage for burn-in safety
• Full / Essential density control for smaller screens
• Runs across 51 Garmin devices - fenix, epix, Forerunner, Venu, vivoactive, and MARQ lines, AMOLED and MIP, from 208px up to 466px
FREE VS PREMIUM
Geminie is free to install and fully usable out of the box:
• Lime accent color
• Six of the most-requested data fields - Steps, Heart Rate, Battery, Weather, Distance, Calories
Geminie Premium is a one-time unlock (no subscription) that adds:
• Three additional accent colors - Bone, Ice, Amber
• The three-field data row (Body Battery, SpO2, Recovery, and seven more)
• All 16 data fields, freely assignable to any of the five slots
Unlock Premium: TBC
You'll receive a one-time code by email right after purchase. Enter it under this watch face's settings in the Garmin Connect app - no reinstall needed, and the code keeps working if you ever switch watches.
PERMISSIONS
Geminie requests SensorHistory (for Body Battery, Stress, and SpO2 readouts) and UserProfile (for the heart-rate zone bar). Both are optional - the face works fully without them, showing "- -" for the fields that need data you haven't granted access to.
What's new
• Larger text and icons on every watch. Labels, values, the date row and the status icons have all been scaled up for real-world legibility, especially on 390–416 px AMOLED displays.
• The seconds ring is now drawn with a thicker stroke, so it looks solid instead of dotted.
• Fixed layout overflow on 208 px and 360 px screens; the date row and the bottom data row no longer collide.
• All settings and on-watch menu text is now in English.
• The on-watch menu now marks premium fields and accent colors, and explains that a premium code is needed instead of silently falling back.
• Distance and altitude units (KM/MI, M/FT) now always follow your watch's unit settings.
• Faster redraws with less battery use: system data is read once per frame and no longer re-allocated every second.