Description

//GRID is a minimalist watchface for Pebble Time 2 and Pebble 2 Duo, inspired by the visual language of the TRON universe: a black background, neon geometry, scanline details, and LCD-style digits.

In its idle state, the watchface shows the current time and any configured alarms or timers. Alarms display their scheduled time, while timers show the remaining time. When both are active, they appear on separate lines.

A wrist flick turns on the backlight and triggers a full-screen Doppler animation made of expanding concentric rings. The complete watchface then remains visible for the configured glance duration, seven seconds by default, adjustable from 3 to 30 seconds, before returning to the idle view.

An optional Do Not Disturb interval can suppress glance activation during selected hours. The interval may cross midnight. An additional option allows a wrist flick to turn on the clock backlight without activating the glance screen while Do Not Disturb is active. Do Not Disturb does not suppress alarms or timers.

The full display includes an optional hourly weather forecast, the date, health statistics, sleep duration, and a segmented battery indicator.

**Weather**

Weather is disabled by default. When enabled, the forecast appears between the time and date. The watchface stores up to 12 hourly forecast entries and automatically displays the forecast for the current hour. Open-Meteo and MET Norway are supported as weather providers, with Open-Meteo selected by default.

Weather can be displayed as text, an icon, an icon with condition text, or temperature only. The preferred display mode can be selected in the watchface settings. A status indicator shows whether the displayed weather data is still fresh or has become stale according to the configured update interval.

Weather settings allow you to enable or disable the forecast, choose a provider, select the display mode, set the refresh interval, and choose how soon a failed update should be retried. If an update fails, previously received valid forecast data is preserved while the watchface continues attempting to refresh it.

**Alarms and Timers**

Up to five signals can be configured from the watchface settings, including alarms and countdown timers.

Alarms can be one-time or recurring, with schedules for every day, weekdays, weekends, or selected days of the week.

Countdown timers support intervals from 1 minute to 23 hours and 59 minutes. They are scheduled with second-level precision, counting from the moment they are set. For example, a one-minute timer started at 12:00:39 is scheduled to fire at 12:01:39.

The remaining time is displayed in hours and minutes, switching to second-by-second updates during the final minute. Multiple alarms and timers can run independently.

New timers remember the last used interval, with 15 minutes as the default. Resetting the interval restores the 15-minute default.

Alarms and timers are displayed separately on the idle screen, using a consistent two-column layout. When both are configured, the nearest alarm appears on the first line and the nearest timer on the second. When only a timer is configured, it occupies the first line.

When an alarm or timer fires, the watch repeatedly vibrates until it is dismissed with a wrist flick. Completed one-time alarms and timers are automatically removed. If several signals are scheduled for the same time, they are handled one after another. Snooze is not implemented.

While a signal is ringing, the normal wrist-flick gesture dismisses it instead of activating the glance screen.

**Health and Sleep**

On Pebble Time 2, the health section shows steps, heart rate, active calories, and walking distance. Pebble 2 Duo shows steps, active calories, and distance, omitting heart rate because the device does not have an optical heart-rate sensor.

Sleep duration is also displayed on both devices when the information is available.

**Battery Indicator**

On Pebble Time 2, the battery indicator changes color as the remaining charge drops:

- Cyan above 30%
- Green from 21% to 30%
- Yellow from 16% to 20%
- Orange from 11% to 15%
- Red at 10% or below

Pebble 2 Duo uses a monochrome battery indicator.

Above 10%, each of the ten battery cells represents 10% of the total charge, with the current incomplete segment shown using a dim pattern. At 10% and below, the indicator switches to a more precise scale where each cell represents 1%: ten cells at 10%, five at 5%, and one at 1%. The same low-charge scale is used on both devices.

**Time and Languages**

Both 12-hour and 24-hour time formats are supported. In 12-hour mode, the AM/PM indicator appears alongside the time, and alarm times use the corresponding 12-hour representation.

The watchface supports 21 languages: English, Arabic, Bulgarian, Burmese, Catalan, Danish, Dutch, French, German, Hebrew, Italian, Japanese, Norwegian (Bokmål), Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Swedish, Traditional Chinese, and Ukrainian.

The watchface automatically uses the active system language of the watch, while the Clay settings interface follows the phone's language. English is used as the default and fallback language. Non-English text on the watch requires the corresponding PebbleOS language pack and compatible system fonts.

**Battery Life**

The watchface is designed with battery life in mind. Most of the time, only the clock and configured alarms or timers are visible. Weather, health information, sleep data, and battery details appear only when the full display is activated.

The clock normally updates once per minute. Timer countdowns switch to second-by-second updates only during the final minute. Weather updates occur at configurable intervals rather than through continuous polling.

**Note:** If settings appear incorrect after an update, open the configuration page and press "Save Settings".

**Credits**

Weather icons are provided by Weather Icons 2.0.12. The original v1.0 icon designs were created by Lukas Bischoff; icon artwork from v1.1 onward and maintenance of Weather Icons are credited to Erik Flowers. The Weather Icons font is licensed under the SIL Open Font License 1.1.

Source: https://github.com/erikflowers/weather-icons