Terrace

Like this watch face? Please consider leaving a review or sending me feedback directly, it really helps the development! Free during development period. Terrace turns your day into a landscape you can read in a glance. Today's goals rise from the base of the dial as banded columns of colour, layer on layer, each one climbing toward its own dashed target line. The instant a goal tops out, a star settles over its column. Your metrics stand side by side, each column carrying its percent-of-goal on a clean row above the target line and its icon plus live value on a fixed row beneath, all on a true-black screen so the colour glows and nothing else competes. A thin, near-white time and a letter-spaced date sit clean at the top, above a quiet status cluster for battery, phone connection, alarms and unread notifications. Along the bottom, a seven-day strip replays your week. In goals-hit mode it stacks one small chip per goal per day and drops a star on every day you closed all of them, so a good streak is obvious at arm's length. Switch it to single-goal mode and it charts one metric as seven daily bars, starring the days you hit target. A day with no recorded data shows a quiet empty notch, never a fake zero — the history stays honest. Prefer taller columns? Turn the strip off and the columns reclaim the space, rising higher across the dial. Make it yours. Run three columns or four, and point each one at any metric you track: steps, calories, floors, active minutes and distance fill toward a real goal and earn the star, while heart rate, stress, Body Battery, blood oxygen, respiration, temperature, elevation, pressure, battery and a full live-weather suite — temperature, feels-like, humidity, precipitation, wind and UV index — read as proportional info columns. Set your own target for any goal, or leave it at zero to follow the goal already on your watch. Colour every column at once from six coordinated themes — Aurora, Ember, Mono, Ocean, Sunset and Berry — or pin any single column to one of eighteen fixed swatches. Choose the strip mode and its metric to match how you train. Every number is set in a custom-baked typeface with tabular digits, so the clock holds exact letterforms and never shifts as the minutes change, and every icon is drawn crisp and anti-aliased on-device. Distance follows your kilometres or miles setting, the clock follows your 12 or 24-hour setting, and you can switch the time separator between a colon and a dot to suit your region. The always-on display is burn-in-safe by design: a dimmed, low-pixel clock, with date, battery and status cues each available as an opt-in tier and nothing more. There are no ticking seconds, to spare your battery.

V1.3.0 - Fixes the wind readout. Its units were drawing with a missing character, so wind showed as a small empty box instead of "mph" or "km/h". It now reads correctly wherever you place it. V1.2.0 - A crisper look and a few careful refinements. Every complication icon has been redrawn for sharper, cleaner edges, and the heart-rate icon now reads in its proper red. The battery readout fills and colours by charge level and shows the exact percent, so you can see where you stand at a glance. And the metric picker is reorganised into a natural family order, so related readouts sit together and are quicker to find. V1.1.0 - Five new live-weather metrics you can point any info column at — Feels Like, Humidity, Precipitation, Wind and UV Index. Settings menus are now localised in more languages, including Simplified and Traditional Chinese, Japanese and Korean. V1.0.0 First public release. Your day as a rising landscape: today's goals climb the dial as sediment-banded columns toward dashed targets, a star caps each one you complete, and a seven-day strip replays the week — with 3 or 4 columns, per-goal metrics and targets, two palettes, and units that follow your watch.