Free trial for 24 hours after install. After that everything is available with a one-time purchase $1 (+VAT) (see TRY IT FREE). Trail Ledger: every ascent counts. A topographic outdoor face that keeps the ledger of your day: how far you've gone, how much you've climbed and the shape of the last hours, right under the time. THE LEDGER - Today's distance and ascent in a clear panel. - The elevation profile of the last 4 hours from your watch's barometric history, with a dot on the latest reading. - A status line that follows you: MOVING, RESTING or IDLE. - Distance, ascent and altitude follow your watch's unit settings (km/m or mi/ft). COMPASS AND MOVING TIME - The heading from your watch's last compass reading (NNE, 032°). - Today's moving time (1H 24M MOVING). DATA FIELDS - Four fields under the panel (three on MIP watches), each with an icon. - Choose from altitude, heart rate, steps, bearing, ascent today, distance today, moving time, floors climbed, calories, Body Battery, stress, resting heart rate, next sunrise/sunset, notifications and intensity minutes. TIME AND DATE - Large, light time with the date in your watch's language (AM/PM in 12-hour mode). - Watch battery, with the days left where your watch reports it. THREE COLORWAYS - Forest Ink, Alpine Signal and Nocturne Ridge, each with a crisp 64-colour version for MIP watches. ALWAYS-ON On AMOLED watches, the always-on screen shows the dimmed time, date, distance, altitude, heading and battery, moved slightly every minute to protect the screen. TRY IT FREE All features are free for 24 hours; a small pill shows the time left. To keep using the face afterwards, unlock the full version through KiezelPay: the watch face shows your purchase code; enter it at kzl.io/code. Already paid? Use kzl.io/unlock. GOOD TO KNOW The heading appears when your watch has a recent compass reading; otherwise it shows dashes. The elevation profile needs a watch with elevation history; without it the panel shows NO PROFILE. SETTINGS Garmin Connect app → Connect IQ → My Watch Faces → Trail Ledger → Settings. The colorway can also be changed on the watch. Questions, bugs, ideas? Use the Contact Developer link on this page.

First release: today's distance and ascent with the elevation profile of the last hours, the compass heading and moving time, four fields of your choice, and Forest Ink, Alpine Signal and Nocturne Ridge colorways.