3apps in one
4faces, a DOWN tap apart
1launcher entry
0accounts, network or tracking
The faces
Tides
The next high and low drawn as a curve, with the moon's phase and your steps and active minutes as two arcs. Set one recent high water from a tide table and it does the rest.
Night sky
The whole of tonight: when true dark begins and ends, when the moon is up, and the stretch that is both dark and moonless. A simpler version draws the same night round the rim, with the numbers larger.
Time zones
A big clock with a second city under it, in seven-segment digits. Step through your list underneath; when you travel, hold SELECT for two seconds and the city you are looking at becomes the big clock.
Made to live together
- You choose which faces are in the cycle and in what order; list just two and DOWN becomes a toggle between them.
- Each face names itself for a second as it arrives, and the app opens where you left it.
- Where one high water is not enough, the Config Curator can fit your port's own tide from a NOAA station number or your port's position.
- The night sky faces want one GPS fix to learn your latitude: step outside with it open once and it remembers.
- Settings changed in the phone app take effect on the running app within 20 seconds, with no restart.
- Tapping SELECT does nothing on purpose: the watch lights the screen with that button.
Buttons
| DOWN | tap | the next face |
| UP | tap | step forward; the next city on the zone faces |
| UP | hold | invert, the wrist light, the info screen |
| SELECT | hold | the face's alternate; on the zone faces, at 2 s the big clock moves, at 4 s your cities or all |
| BACK | leave |
Not everything the three apps do: four buttons carry four faces, so Ebb, Stargazer and WorldClock each stay better at their one thing.