Most projects are currently in development. When something is ready to release, this page will include where to get it, supported devices, pricing, screenshots, and other details.
Sneaky Padre is currently developing software for Garmin smartwatches through the Garmin Connect IQ platform.
A watch face replaces the main clock screen on a compatible Garmin watch. In addition to showing the time, a watch face can display information such as steps, heart rate, battery level, weather, activity data, and other custom features.
The projects below are currently in development.
A customizable watch face inspired by tabletop role-playing games. The design combines everyday smartwatch information with RPG-style presentation and features, including a built-in d20 dice roller that can be used directly from the watch face.
Planned features include customizable data, RPG-inspired visual elements, and quick access to useful watch information without losing the tabletop theme.
A retro terminal-style watch face that makes a Garmin smartwatch look and behave like an old computer system display. The face presents the time alongside information such as heart rate, stress, activity minutes, steps, calories, weather, battery level, and device information, all within an animated computer-terminal interface.
Visual effects such as startup text, terminal animations, a blinking cursor, and CRT-inspired details complete the effect.
Sneaky Padre isn’t limited to watch faces. Additional smartwatch apps, games, mobile software, and independent game projects are also being developed and explored.
Projects will appear here once they’re far enough along that there’s something meaningful to show.
You’ll notice that unfinished projects don’t currently have release dates, prices, download buttons, or compatibility lists. That’s intentional.
Rather than publish placeholder information that may change during development, Sneaky Padre adds those details once a project is close enough to release for the information to be useful.
Until then, In development means exactly that: the project is real and actively being worked on, but is not available to download yet.
