A living bonsai for your AMOLED Garmin. Cyber-Bonsai grows a fresh procedural moyogi — the informal upright bonsai style — every day, and shapes it from your own health data. The tree on your wrist tonight is the one you earned today. What makes it grow Your step progress drives six growth stages. Each stage lifts the trunk higher; at 40% of your goal a fourth main branch opens, at 80% a fifth, and twigs fill in along the way. Every branch tip and the apex carries a cloud pad of blossoms that thickens as you climb. Beat your daily goal and extra blossoms open on every pad. What makes it strong Body Battery sets the tree's vigor. Charged, the trunk is thick and the neon glow is bright. As your battery drains, the trunk tapers and the glow dims — never to nothing, but enough to read at a glance. What makes it glitch Stress bends the tree. Rising stress adds wobble to the branch angles; above 80 the branches and blossoms shear apart into a digital glitch. The trunk and the root flare never glitch — the tree bends, it does not break. Your sky A sun or moon rides a dim arc rail behind the canopy, tracking real sunrise and sunset for your location. The face uses your weather position, your last known location, or coordinates you set yourself. Also included - Four themes: Neon Sakura, Hologram, Synthwave and Ember Bloom - Always-on display: dim wireframe tree, sparse blossoms and shifted time, measured at 0.51% screen luminance against a 10% budget - Optional date, plus a terminal readout of battery, Bluetooth and unread notifications