TimeStyle by Freakified
There’s another cool watchface on the Rebble App Store!
Go check it out in the App Store!
There’s another cool watchface on the Rebble App Store!
Go check it out in the App Store!
Freakified just released version 7.8 of TimeStyle!
V 7.8 “Higher DPI”
- [Improvement] Redesigned font size modes for the Pebble Time 2 and Round 2; the era of defaulting to tiny fonts is over!
- [Improvement] Now supports the Pebble Round 2!
Freakified just released version 7.9 of TimeStyle!
V 7.9 “Oh no I forgot to test the config page”
- [Fix] Pebble 2 Duo no longer shows color config page
- [Fix] Pebble Round 2 now properly shows round watch config page
Freakified just released version 7.10 of TimeStyle!
V 7.10 “Apparently large fonts require more space”
- [Fix] Monday is no longer shown as “M…” when large fonts are enabled on Time 2
- [Change] Sidebar is now slightly wider on Time 2 when large fonts are enabled
- [Change] Sidebar now uses bold large font for the Time 2
@freakified Hey I love TimeStyle and used to rock almost all the time (lol) on my PTS. But I moved to a PTR and waiting for a PR2 and I find im using it less. My fav thing was how the side bar could mirror the timeline ribbon on square/rectangle devices but it doesn’t look the same on the round one. Would it be ok to make a feature request and consider mirroring the same view as on on square screen for the round, with the limitation in only 2 icons not to make it bloated?
Glad you’re enjoying it (on the PTS at least!) I’m always open to suggestions related to the round appearance; I was never entirely satisfied with it.
For your idea specifically, I actually considered this when initially designing the Round version! But, the problem is, the real round timeline only shows one icon, centered:
So, for TimeStyle, if we position the sidebar widget in the exact same way as the real timeline, we get this:
I actually kind of like that look, but the problem is there isn’t really enough room for even 2 widgets at that size! I might be open to adding this as an option though. ![]()
In theory, if we remove the left padding and the little arrow graphic, it becomes possible to squeeze two widgets in, but I’m less enthusiastic about the look:
It feels kind of cramped to me, and also it’s sufficiently different enough from the real timeline appearance that I’m not sure if it solves the original problem.