Year progress widget - Elapsed app analytics for August 22

Time moves whether you notice it or not. Elapsed puts a quiet reminder right on your home screen — a clean, minimal progress widget that shows how far through each time period you've come. At a glance, you see progress bars for the current day, week, month, and year. Each one fills up as time passes, updated automatically. No tapping, no opening apps. Just look at your home screen and know exactly where you stand. The default look is sharp on its own — white dots on a dark background, monospace typography, rounded corners. But if you want to make it yours, the customization goes deep. Change the progress bar style to dots, squares, dashes, or bars. Pick from many colors for the background, filled and unfilled elements, labels, and percentages — independently. Choose your font from provided options including Space Mono, JetBrains Mono, Fira Code, and Press Start 2P. Adjust the dot count, corner radius, background opacity, and font size. Toggle which rows are visible and reorder them however you like. Or skip all that and pick from handcrafted presets — complete color and font combinations designed to look great together. From the clean Arctic theme to the retro Hacker look, there's a style that fits your setup. The widget updates automatically throughout the day with zero battery impact. No accounts, no internet required, no data collected. Everything runs locally on your device. Some people use it as motivation — watching the year fill up keeps you aware of time passing. Others just like having a beautiful, functional widget on their home screen. Either way, it's a small thing that makes your phone feel more intentional. Free version includes the full widget with the default style. Unlock Pro once to access all customization options, shapes, fonts, colors, and presets — no subscription, yours forever.