They’re not time zones!

In addition to the normal time, Activi-time shows what time it would be based on how much activity you’ve done. For example, if you’ve taken 7500 steps, Activi-time will show 3 PM on the steps gauge (assuming you’re active between 6 AM and 6 PM).

The topmost gauge shows the current actual time. Below that are activi-time gauges for energy (calories), steps, distance and active zone minutes. Try to keep your activity times ahead of the actual time!

After you’ve reached your daily goal for an activity type, the corresponding gauge shows that you’re now doing tomorrow’s exercise by displaying tomorrow’s date.

As the day progresses, a black bar moves across each gauge (including the time gauge), giving a quick way to see how you’re going. Initially the bar is thin, but when you exceed today’s goal, a thick bar indicates tomorrow’s time.

On compatible watches, Activi-time has an Always-On Display mode.

For more info, see the website.

Cost: $1 USD + tax.