Your watch, running htop. From the maker of Dense Shell: the same JetBrains Mono phosphor terminal, now laid out like the Linux process monitor every geek knows. • Big time with ticking seconds (or HH:MM to save battery) • Colored htop meters: heart rate (colored by zone), battery, body battery, stress. Venu X1 adds UV and the move bar • Load average = your stress: now, last hour, last 4 hours • The process list is your goals, sorted by % done like htop sorts by CPU: steps, floors, weekly intensity minutes. Reached goals get a check mark. Calories, distance and respiration below • Tasks line with notifications (and alarms on Venu X1) • htop's F-key bar, carrying the date, temperature and rain chance (and sunset on Venu X1) • Venu X1: battery time left, sunset and phone link status • 14 themes: Matrix, Amber, Ice, Paper, Crimson, Violet and more, plus Halloween • Spooktober: in October it turns pumpkin orange and witch purple by itself (Settings: Spooktober: On / Off) • Scanlines on or off • Low-power always-on: dim time and a battery meter, shifted every minute against burn-in Tap shortcuts: press a value to open the watch's own screen for it, like heart rate, stress, steps or weather

Version 1.2.0 - New Wide layout setting, on by default: on round watches the meters and goal list now stretch to the edge of the screen, the list header and top row run edge to edge, and the goal columns are centered. - Prefer the old, narrower look? Turn Wide layout off in the watch face settings. - Rectangular watches like the Venu X1 are unchanged.