Relativity Calendar vs BatteryMonitorComplication

Relativity Calendar is an app that tells you what day it is, relative to any month. For example, June 1st can also be written as May 32nd or March 93rd. Set any month you want, and you'll be able to see it at a glance in your widgets and Apple Watch! Whether it's the month of your birth, an important holiday, or Truck Month, Relativity Calendar will (more or less) help you keep track. Features: - Pick any month, even if it doesn't make sense. Especially if it doesn't make sense. - Full support for home screen widgets, with full color customization - Full support for Apple Watch, including complications - Supports iOS 16 Lock Screen widgets.

BatteryMonitor – Battery life for your Apple Watch BatteryMonitor estimates how long your Apple Watch will last — in the app and as a watch face complication. KEY FEATURES • Smart calculation – learns from your charge and discharge cycles • Automatic measurements – every 5% battery change • Day, night, and workout drain – different discharge rates • Complication – remaining time on your watch face • Date & Weekday – shows date until threshold is reached, then remaining time. • Statistics – long-term cycles and usage overview • Measurement history – all values including discharge rates WORKOUTS & HIGH DRAIN • Adjusts the display during workouts or high activity • Workout badge on the circular complication • Optional push prompt to improve statistics HIGHLIGHTS • Accounts for recent charging • For Apple Watch Series 6–12, SE, and Ultra • Shows estimated time until battery is empty • Multiple complication sizes WHY BATTERYMONITOR? After just a few days, you get a much more useful forecast than a percentage alone — especially with the complication enabled. IMPORTANT Accuracy improves with regular use. Measurements happen in 5% steps; exact battery readings are limited by the system, so updates may feel slightly delayed. Questions or feedback? Use App Support.