EclipseFit

EclipseFit is a neon fitness display for your Wear OS watch. It puts your whole day on a single screen: time, date, heart rate, steps, calories burned, outside temperature and battery level — no scrolling, no tapping.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Live heart rate — The heart icon beats in time with your measured pulse. At 72 bpm it beats 72 times a minute; when your pulse rises, so does the animation.
• Daily steps and calories — Read through Health Services and updated on their own throughout the day.
• Goal rings — The edge of each octagon fills up to show how close you are to your target.
• Current weather — Live temperature for wherever you are.
• Battery level — Your watch's charge stays in sight.
• Sharp neon design — Angular digits, gradient progress arcs and a true black background that stays readable on OLED screens while drawing little power.
• Scales itself — Lines up the same way on small and large round Wear OS displays.

HOW IT WORKS

Every value comes from your watch's own sensors and from Health Services. No phone connection is required, no account is needed and nothing is stored. Open the app and everything on screen is live.

PERMISSIONS

• Physical activity — For your daily step count.
• Heart rate and calories — For your pulse and the energy you burn.
• Approximate location — To show the temperature where you are.
• Internet — Used only to fetch the weather.

Your health data stays on your watch; the app never sends it to a server. Only approximate coordinates are used for the weather lookup.

REQUIREMENTS

Wear OS 5 (Android 14) or later, on a watch with a heart rate sensor. Heart rate, step and calorie readings depend on your watch's hardware; on models without a given sensor that field stays empty.