A calm watchface built around the two things you actually look down for: what's coming up, and what the sky is doing. Three blocks on a plain field, nothing else.
DATE - weekday and day number, top right.
TIME - big and unmissable.
NEXT EVENT - your calendar's next appointment (today's, or tomorrow's first) with a live countdown, title, and location, marked by a colored accent bar. Empty space when you're free.
WEATHER - condition icon, current temperature, today's high and low.
OPTIONAL INSTRUMENT - steps, heart rate, or battery in the top-left corner. Off by default.
SETTINGS
- Accent color for the event block
- Background and text color - the whole face is themable, black on white by default
- Temperature in F or C
- Top left display: nothing, steps, heart rate, or battery
- Weather above event: swap the two lower blocks so the weather sits under the time and the next event moves to the bottom.
- Language: English, German, French, Spanish, Italian, Portuguese, Dutch, or Hungarian
- ICS feed URL - paste your calendar's private iCal address to turn on the event block (in Google Calendar: Settings -> your calendar -> "Secret address in iCal format"). Handles daily and weekly recurring events. Leave it empty and the center stays clear.
Weather comes from Open-Meteo using your phone's location and refreshes every 30 minutes.
Almanac began as a fork of Percival by Andrew Ford, redesigned around the time, next-event, and weather blocks. MIT licensed, like the original.
