A tactical instrument panel built in stacked layers, lit like a cockpit at dusk. A sunset sky runs across the top with the current temperature and a three-day forecast. Below it, the weekday glows on a small LCD plate, with the date set large underneath. The time fills a sunken bay across the middle in big sliced LED segments - hours, minutes and seconds - over the faint outline of unlit eights, with a hard shadow under every digit. Small arrows mark the bay on either side. Four readings sit around the date, two to a side: distance and heart rate above, steps and calories below. Each row is the same size on both sides so the face stays balanced, and any of the four can be hidden for a cleaner look. Along the lower edge, two gauge windows run off the screen and meet at the bottom. Their scales slide behind fixed markers, so the reading always sits in the middle of its window: step goal on the left and body battery on the right by default, with each value written between them. There are four themes, each a complete panel rather than a colour swap: Thunder in orange on warm graphite, Electric in cyan on blue steel, Volt in lightning yellow on charcoal and Storm in ice white on cool grey. Every layer casts its own shadow and the lit parts spill their colour onto the carbon around them. The sky follows the time of day - dawn, day, dusk and night. Always-on keeps the essentials on black: the time as outlined segments, the date in grey and both gauges dimmed, shifted a little every minute. SETTINGS Theme: Thunder, Electric, Volt or Storm. Sky: by time of day, always dusk, or plain dark. Left gauge and right gauge: steps % of goal, body battery, battery, stress, intensity minutes % of goal, floors % of goal, heart-rate zone, or calories % of goal. Calorie goal: the daily target behind the calories gauge. Show seconds: on or off. Show distance, show heart rate, show steps, show calories: each on or off. Units: follow the watch, metric or imperial.

Release 1.0.0 - Initial version Release 1.0.1 - Added support for Enduro 4