Pixels on Ridge

We're shifting our focus. Fitbit's Gallery closes to outside faces on Nov 28, 2026, so get the ones you want before then.Fitbit's Gallery closed to outside faces on Nov 28, 2026. Faces you already installed keep working. Its creator is now building custom apps and websites at Earp Works (opens in a new tab).

Fitbit watch faces · Silicon Valley to Philadelphia

Simple but sleek.”

u/SuperJenn529 · Medium owner, on Reddit

Seventeen watch faces and three apps for Fitbit Versa and Sense that give you “a really good summary without looking too cramped or messy.”

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17watch faces
3apps
51+colors on some faces
Medium, showing your time
The collection

Watch faces

Showing all 17 faces

Bundle All 16 paid faces for $8.99. Available until Fitbit's Gallery closes on Nov 28. See the bundle
Design notes

One decision per face

Every face starts by cutting. These are the calls that shaped three of them.

The Medium watch face
Medium · $1.59

Type first, like a printed page.

The time takes up most of the screen and reads from across a room. One red digit gives the eye a place to land.

The small notes on the left change as you get closer to your goals, so the face cheers you on without a notification.

The Dash watch face
Dash · $1.69

Compete with yesterday.

Most faces show a number with no context. Dash puts today next to yesterday and your average.

Owners said that comparison was the reason they kept it on.

The Flow watch face
Flow · $1.49

Two modes, one look.

Flow switches between heart rate with calories and steps with the date. The layout never moves, so you always know where to look.

It is quiet enough for a meeting and still has something to say on a run.

Beyond the clock

Apps

Small tools that do one job on your wrist.

Shoe Hero showing shoe wear at 70 percent
Sensory showing a black and white whale
K-Pay Dash showing a payment summary

Shoe Hero

$0.99

Track how much life your running shoes have left.

Open in Fitbit Gallery (opens in a new tab)

Sensory

$1.59

High-contrast pictures for babies, always within reach.

Open in Fitbit Gallery (opens in a new tab)

K-Pay Dash

Open source

Fitbit developers can check KiezelPay statements fast.

View on GitHub (opens in a new tab)
Bundles

Every face, one price.

Bought one by one, the 16 paid faces cost $23.14. The full bundle is $8.99 and unlocks them all through KiezelPay, our payment partner on the Fitbit Gallery.

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The Originals

$2.75
  • Flow
  • Funky Pop
  • Medium
  • Shoe Hero app
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Every watch face

$8.99

Instead of $23.14

  • All current faces
  • Every future face
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From owners

On the wrist

"It's beautiful and wish Fitbit would have made something like this. Comparing my data from yesterday is useful as I like to compete against myself."
u/_jorge__ · Dash owner, Reddit
"This is more or less what I've been looking for for a while! Not too stat heavy but gives a really good summary without looking too cramped or messy."
u/Alreddy_Reddit · Dash owner, Reddit
"I REALLY love this face!!! It's simple but sleek."
u/SuperJenn529 · Medium owner, Reddit
A note to our supporters

Thank you.

In 2020, one of our faces was featured among the best of the year in the Fitbit app. We are still proud of that, and even prouder of everyone who wore our work.

To every supporter, reviewer and early downloader: we would love to thank you. We hope our faces made your watch feel a little more special, and a little more yours.

Fitbit is moving to Wear OS, and we may follow. If you would like to see Pixels on Ridge faces there, tell us.

Brandon HimCreator, Pixels on Ridge
The studio

From the wrist to Earp Works.

Pixels on Ridge is a one-person studio. I started it in Silicon Valley in 2020 with one rule for a 1.5-inch screen: keep only what people glance at. Seventeen faces and three apps later, owners on Reddit called the results “simple but sleek” and “not too stat heavy.”

With Fitbit's Gallery closing to outside faces, I am shifting my focus. By day I build software. On the side, Earp Works is my small independent studio in Philadelphia. It grew out of this work and keeps the same rule, applied to a few custom apps and websites at a time.

Questions about a face or a purchase? Write to support@pixelsonridge.com.