AMOLED Terminal Watch face

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About this app

AMOLED Terminal turns your Wear OS watch into a command-line dashboard, inspired by Linux terminals, developer tools and retro computer screens.

Monospace text on a true black background shows the time, date, steps, heart rate, battery and notifications as terminal-style output, with an optional CRT scanline effect.

Features
• Digital time, 12h and 24h
• Date and notification count
• Step count and heart rate (device dependent)
• Battery bar that changes color by level: green, yellow, orange, red
• 2 configurable complications, such as weather, calendar, sunrise/sunset or an app shortcut
• 20+ terminal color themes, including Classic Green, Amber Retro, Cyan Cyber and Red Matrix
• Custom info text color
• Optional CRT scanline effect
• Minimal Always-On Display (AOD) layout

Made for developers and tech fans
A clean, high-contrast design for programmers, system administrators, security enthusiasts and anyone who likes the terminal look.

How to apply
1. Install from Google Play and select your watch as the install device.
2. On your watch, long-press the current watch face and swipe to AMOLED Terminal.
3. Tap Customize to change colors and complications.

Compatibility
Made for Wear OS 3 and newer smartwatches, including Samsung Galaxy Watch 4 and later, Google Pixel Watch, TicWatch and Fossil Gen 6. Not compatible with Apple Watch or Tizen watches.
Hacker-style terminal watch face for Wear OS: 20+ code themes, steps & HR
Updated on
22 Jul 2026

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