Flapline is a split-flap clock that actually flips. Raise your wrist and the top half of each card falls over the hinge, the back of the flap comes down with the new digits, and the departure board below rattles letter by letter to its next line. When the minute changes while you are looking, only the card that changes flips. The departure board tells you what is coming: SUNSET 18:42, RAIN 15H 70%, GOAL 17:40, BATT 3D 4H, NEXT 10:30, MESSAGES 2. Rain within three hours, a battery under 15 % and an appointment within the hour go first. Above the cards sit date flaps, in the corners four fields you choose yourself. Free, no trial, no key. WHAT IT DOES - Two large flap cards for hours and minutes with a real flip animation (three frames, about a quarter of a second), small seconds flaps while the watch is awake - Departure board with 12 to 14 flap cells and a queue that moves on every time you look: next sunrise or sunset (own solar calculation from your last known location), first hour with a rain chance of 50 % or more within 12 hours (or "dry to 22H"), step goal ETA from your last hour of walking, battery time left from your own discharge curve, next calendar appointment, unread notifications - Four corner fields, each chosen from 24: heart rate, steps, step goal %, calories, floors, intensity minutes, distance, battery %, battery time left, Body Battery, stress, notifications, weather, high/low, rain chance, wind, next sunrise/sunset, altitude, pressure, respiration, Pulse Ox, recovery time, next appointment, active minutes - Weather icons for every condition the watch reports, with night versions between sunset and sunrise and a proper partly cloudy icon - Body Battery keeps the last known value instead of showing "not found" - 12/24 h and °C/°F follow your watch settings, with a 12/24 h override - Six themes: Classic, White, Airport, Retro cream, Red, Olive - Flip on every glance, only when the time changes, or not at all - Tap a corner field to open the matching widget, tap the board for the next line (API 4.2 watches) - Settings on the watch itself (long press on the watch face, then Customize) or in the Connect app - Always-on (AMOLED): card outlines and dimmed digits, nothing filled, shifted every minute against burn-in. MIP watches keep the full face, never a separate power-saving screen; seconds can stay on there as well WHAT IT NEEDS - A round Garmin watch with a MIP (240-280 px) or AMOLED (360-466 px) screen - For weather and rain: the Garmin Connect app with weather enabled. The sunrise and sunset times use your last known location from the weather or an activity - The appointment line needs a watch with calendar support (API 4.2) and calendar sync in Garmin Connect - Font: Barlow Condensed by The Barlow Project Authors, SIL Open Font License 1.1