Flights. Weather. Your day. The markets. Your notes. A timer. A couple of games for when you need a break.All in one little box. All at the turn of a knob.No app. No phone. No endless tapping.In fact, you’re already using it. This whole page is running on its screen.
Eight screens. You choose which ones show up and in what order.
The closest plane above you: callsign, altitude, speed and direction. No planes? You get a quote.
Up to a week ahead. Click a day for the hourly view.
Link your Google, iCloud or Outlook calendar. Up to four, merged into one list.
Your to-do list from Notion, on your desk. Check things off with the knob.
Up to ten tickers. Green or red, at a glance.
Set a focus block and a break. It can lock the screen until you're done.
Four games on one knob. Harder than it sounds.
Pick a theme, check for updates, or start over.
Scan the code on the screen and a setup page opens. No app to install.
Pick your network and enter the password.
Type a city, or let it work it out from your connection.
Choose screens, theme, brightness and units.
Updates install from Settings on the device.
Four new themes — Meadow, Linen, Forest and Onyx — with colours finally showing correctly on the panel. The screen switcher is quicker to use, stocks load together instead of one row at a time, and the Focus timer and game scores no longer get drawn over.
A new Stocks screen, loading skeletons for Calendar and Notes, and background fetches that no longer collide on low memory.
Fixed the air traffic game erasing its runway lines where planes passed, and the boot update prompt running off the bottom of the screen.
That's the whole pitch, from a guy who spent way too long tuning a knob.
Follow along while the first units go out.
New firmware, new features, the occasional build note. No set schedule, no spam.