Name: Progress
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)
Author: topcaser

This is an early version of my new watchface "Progress". Note that almost every feature is implemented yet. The missing features will be added in the near future. Nevertheless, if you like the initial watchface and the idea behind you could leave a positive review and contact me via the contact developer button. By doing so the watchface stays free of charge for you in the future.

The watchface consists of a dial on the round border and 8 small circles.
The dial shows the seconds and the clock's hours. You can customize the dial and the colors to your needs. The clock's minutes are shown as a big pie in the middle. You can customize that color as well to your needs. The dial shows also the sun rise in yellow and sun set in red. 

The 8 small circles show progress. There are 4 circles on the left hand side and 4 on the right hand side. 
Those on the left hand side show the progress of your activity goals as pies (steps, floors, intensity minutes and calories). Furthermore each circle contains out of a small indicator which circles on the outer border of the cirlce. This small indicator shows the current value of the activity. The current step indicator has to be multiplied with 2000. E. g. if the indicator is at the 3 o'clock mark you were gone 6000 steps. The current floors indicator has to be multiplied with 2. So the indicator can show 24 floors before it begins to count newly. The intensity minutes has to be multiplied with 20. So the indicator can show 240 minutes. The calories indicator has to be multiplied with 200. So the indicator can show 2400 kC before it begins newly. It takes some time until you are used to that but if you got it, it's very easy.

The four circles on the right hand side shows: date, heartrate, inactivity and battery: 
Date circle: the pie diagram can show 12 days. For an entire month 31 days are needed. Therefore the color of the pie changes: green for day 1-12, yellow for day 13-24 and red for 25-31. The little indicator on the outside of the pie diagram shows the day of the week beginning with 1 o'clock. You can adjust in the settings whether your week starts on monday or on sunday.

Heartrate circle: The pie diagram shows the heart rate. The scale of this pie diagram is 1-60. If your heart rate is below 60, the color of the pie is green, below 120, the color is yellow, otherwise it's red. The two indicators on the dial show the min and max heart rate values. The user can decide whether min and max values of the stored history are shown or the daily min/max values. The history period differs from watch to watch. If you want to know your period you could temporarily activate the debug switch in the settings which gives you the duration, the min and the max value from top to down. The daily min/max values are got via a clever algorithm. 

Inactivity circle: The pie diagram shows the inactivity. It kicks in if 60 minutes of inactivity are recognized. After that it counts every single minute. If you see a full pie: just move to clear it. Around the dial of the inactivity circle the alarm count is shown. Note that it kicks only in if the alarm count is greater one.

Battery Circle: The pie diagram shows the battery juice. The notification count is shown on the dial of the battery circle. Note that the notifcation count indicator only kicks in if the phone is connected.

Intelligent intensity minutes goal: Typically garmin shows the weekly goal and you get a checkmark if the weekly goal is reached. This setting divides the goal through 7 and multiplies it with the weekday. Example: weekly goal: 210 minutes. On monday you have to reach 30 minutes, on tuesday the goal is set to 60, on wednesday to 90 and so on. If you have 90 intensity minutes already on monday you will get a checkmark on tuesday and wednesday as well.

