Description

Fortis is a modular watchface focused on high visibility, data density, and smart customization.

    Time and date are bold, prominent, and anchored cleanly in the center of the display.

    Up to 13 individual complication slots organized across three distinct zones:

        Top Row (Macro): 4 customizable slots

        Bottom Row (Macro): 4 customizable slots

        Center Micro Row: Up to 5 dynamically sized, self-centering complication slots

Dynamic Micro-Row Flexbox

    The center complication row dynamically expands, contracts, and auto-centers based on active items.

    Smart conditional visibility: status alerts (Quiet Time, Disconnected Bluetooth, Low Battery) remain completely hidden until triggered, collapsing the row and preserving screen real estate.

Macro Complications (Top & Bottom Rows)

    Dual Time Zone: Displays adjusted time alongside a custom UTC offset (+/- 14 hours via slider).

    Step Count: Daily steps

    Battery Life: Accurate percentage gauge.

    Heart Rate & Sleep Time: Track continuous daily biometrics.

    Weather Suite: Compact Weather (icon + temperature), High/Low Daily Forecast, Big Temperature, Big Weather Icon, Sunrise, Sunset, Humidity, and Air Quality (AQI with US EPA or European standards).

Micro Complications (Dynamic Center Row)

    Day of the Week (e.g., Sat)

    City Code (e.g., SLC) - Captured automatically based upon location.

    AM / PM Indicator

    Week Number (e.g., W36)

    Quiet Time Indicator (Displays bell icon only when Quiet Time is active)

    Bluetooth Warning (Displays high-visibility alert only when disconnected)

    Low Battery Alert (Appears automatically when battery drops below 20%)

Color & System Customization

    Independent custom hex or palette color pickers for foreground and background.

    Dedicated Quiet Time color theming with custom backlight tint support.

    Compatible with 12-hour and 24-hour native system clock styles, Fahrenheit, and Celsius.

License and Attribution

Fortis is built upon the foundational codebase of Andrew Ford's open-source "Percival" watchface and is distributed under the terms of the MIT License.