Why tell time like a normal person when you can flex your unit circle knowledge every time you check your wrist?
Radian replaces the boring old 1-12 with their radian equivalents from the unit circle ā Ļ/2 at 12, Ļ/3 at 1, 2Ļ at 3, and so on. Guaranteed to impress your math teacher, confuse your friends, and make you 47% more likely to be asked "what's on your watch?" at parties.
Features:
ā¢ Analog clock with hour and minute hands ā you know, for actually telling time
ā¢ Unit circle radian labels rendered as proper fractions with Ļ
ā¢ Radial graph paper inspired background with animated sketchy noise lines that give it a hand-drawn, textbook-doodle vibe
ā¢ Tap your wrist to toggle animation on/off (your battery will thank you)
ā¢ Settings page to switch to normal 1-12 numbers for when you're feeling basic
ā¢ Dark text on white with brown accents ā looks like something a math professor would frame
Built for Pebble Round 2 (Gabbro, 260x260). No weather, no step counter, no complications ā just pure, unapologetic trigonometry on your wrist.
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