Omarchy AI Usage Watchface overview

A Wear OS watch face that shows how much of your AI coding budget is left. Four arcs, one on each side of the dial. Each fills as a quota is consumed and carries its own label, so a glance tells you both what is being tracked and how much is left: "Claude 5h 73%", "Grok 1 Wk 56%". A pixel-font clock, the date and your watch battery sit in the middle. WHAT THE ARCS SHOW By default: a Claude Code session window, a weekly Grok allowance, an Antigravity thinking quota, and today's total token burn. Any arc can be pointed at any limit your machine reports, from the Omarchy AI Usage app on the watch or from the desktop widget. The face is built with Watch Face Format, the declarative format the platform renders itself. No rendering code runs on your watch, so it costs very little battery. CUSTOMISATION Long-press the face and tap Customize: • 13 background colours, from true black to deep blue, crimson, lime and violet. Each carries its own gauge palette, chosen so neighbouring arcs never share a colour and every arc stays legible against that background. • 9 logo colours. Always-on display drops back to true black whatever background you chose, and hides the arcs, date and battery. On an OLED panel that costs almost nothing to leave on all day. REQUIRES • Wear OS 5 or later. The face uses Watch Face Format v2 features that older versions cannot render. • The free "Omarchy AI Usage" companion app, which supplies the quota figures, and the Omarchy AI Watch Bridge on a Linux desktop. Without them the arcs have nothing to show. Both are open source and MIT licensed. The four arcs bind to the companion app's complications automatically the moment you select the face. There is nothing to assign by hand. PRIVACY The face collects nothing and contains no code. Full policy: https://gladimdim.github.io/omarchy-ai-companion/privacy.html