Big & Clear Activity — Huge Readable Numbers

BIG & CLEAR ACTIVITY — one number, as big as your watch can draw it. Can't read the tiny numbers on your watch mid-run — presbyopia, bright sun, night, sweat, or just a glance without your glasses? This data field shows a SINGLE metric of your choice in the largest, highest-contrast digits your screen can fit. It is the during-the-workout companion to the Big & Clear watch face. WHAT YOU GET - Pick one metric: pace, heart rate, speed, distance, timer, cadence, or time of day - The number auto-sizes to fill the whole field — biggest digits possible - 6 high-visibility color schemes: white, yellow, cyan or green on black, black on white, or Auto to match your watch - Optional metric label so you always know what you are looking at BEST SETUP Add "Big Clear Activity" to a data screen and give it a 1-field layout — that is when the number gets truly huge. From Activity Settings, then Data Screens, then choose Layout 1 field. Great for running, cycling, walking, hiking, gym and more. WHY Garmin does not offer a font-size setting, and the default activity numbers are small. If you need reading glasses, train in bright sun, or run at night, one giant number you can read at a glance beats squinting at a cluttered screen. No permissions. No data collection. No phone needed. Every feature is free, with no subscription or paid unlock. If it earns a spot on your wrist, an honest Connect IQ review helps others find it. If you also want to support maintenance and new free Garmin apps, an optional contribution is welcome at https://prowatchs.lemonsqueezy.com/checkout/buy/9bc86fa4-ce8a-41e2-9ccd-5ad50aa0bfef. Donating is never required and unlocks no functionality. WANT A SPECIFIC APP BUILT? Send the idea through https://smartwatch.nexooperativo.com/request/ — feature and device requests are welcome. More apps from ProWatchs on the Connect IQ store. Setup and troubleshooting guide: https://smartwatch.nexooperativo.com/help/big-clear-activity/

Reliability update: activity data is copied into a minimal scalar projection instead of retaining SDK objects. Added edge-case coverage for pace, timer, 12/24-hour clock and metric/imperial values. No visual changes, new permissions or data collection.