Star Fighter Wing Trench Run
A starfighter cockpit for your wrist: trench view, live stats, mission clock.
Updated:
Sep 11, 2026
Released:
Sep 2, 2026
Version:
1.3.1
Content rating
Everyone
Android required
Varies with device (API 34)
Installs:
0+
Pricing
Paid
Interaction / notes
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Category
app / personalization
Package name
Detailed description
Drop into the trench.
Starfighter Trench HUD turns your watch into a cockpit heads-up display: the run stretching away to a vanishing point, targeting frames in hot yellow, systems and ordnance plates down both flanks, and every reading you need lit in phosphor green.
THE PANEL
Four readouts under one title bar, laid out on a single grid:
• Steps, with your step-goal percentage below
• The day and the date
• Heart rate, live from the sensor
• A seven-bar energy gauge with the charge percentage
THE ENERGY GAUGE
Seven bars that behave like a fighter's power readout, not a phone icon. Green while you have the run of it. Amber at three bars. Red at one — and the percentage changes colour with them, so you can read your charge at a glance without stopping to focus.
THE MISSION CLOCK
Hours, minutes and running seconds in tall orange digits across the bottom frame, captioned HRS / MIN / SEC. Follows your watch's own 12- or 24-hour setting.
BUILT PROPERLY
• Set in OCR A, the machine-readable typeface from the era the look comes from — bold for the readouts, regular for the clock.
• Live seconds the whole time you are looking at it.
• An always-on mode that actually protects your screen: the dial drops away and the hour and minute hold in dim amber, drifting a few pixels each minute so nothing burns in.
• Drawn as vector line work and cut for your exact screen, not a stretched bitmap.
For anyone raised on cockpit instrumentation, retro sci-fi, space combat sims, green phosphor terminals and targeting computers.
Requires Wear OS 5 or later.
Unofficial fan-made design. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by any film studio, franchise or rights holder.
Starfighter Trench HUD turns your watch into a cockpit heads-up display: the run stretching away to a vanishing point, targeting frames in hot yellow, systems and ordnance plates down both flanks, and every reading you need lit in phosphor green.
THE PANEL
Four readouts under one title bar, laid out on a single grid:
• Steps, with your step-goal percentage below
• The day and the date
• Heart rate, live from the sensor
• A seven-bar energy gauge with the charge percentage
THE ENERGY GAUGE
Seven bars that behave like a fighter's power readout, not a phone icon. Green while you have the run of it. Amber at three bars. Red at one — and the percentage changes colour with them, so you can read your charge at a glance without stopping to focus.
THE MISSION CLOCK
Hours, minutes and running seconds in tall orange digits across the bottom frame, captioned HRS / MIN / SEC. Follows your watch's own 12- or 24-hour setting.
BUILT PROPERLY
• Set in OCR A, the machine-readable typeface from the era the look comes from — bold for the readouts, regular for the clock.
• Live seconds the whole time you are looking at it.
• An always-on mode that actually protects your screen: the dial drops away and the hour and minute hold in dim amber, drifting a few pixels each minute so nothing burns in.
• Drawn as vector line work and cut for your exact screen, not a stretched bitmap.
For anyone raised on cockpit instrumentation, retro sci-fi, space combat sims, green phosphor terminals and targeting computers.
Requires Wear OS 5 or later.
Unofficial fan-made design. Not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by any film studio, franchise or rights holder.
About Star Fighter Wing Trench Run
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Av. DAS AMERICAS 8505 SAL 202 BARRA DA TIJUCA RIO DE JANEIRO - RJ 22793-081 Brazil
Permissions breakdown
Grouped as shown on Google Play. Informational only.
Wearable sensors/Activity data
1 items
• body sensors (like heart rate monitors)
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