Sleepy Cat - watch face

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About this app

šŸ“± COMPATIBLE: Samsung Galaxy Watch 8, Ultra, 7, 6, 5 | Google Pixel Watch 4, 3, 2 | All Wear OS 6+ smartwatches

Sleepy Cat is a charming analog watch face featuring a peaceful sleeping cat under a starry night sky. Soft colors, gentle lighting, and playful cloud elements create a calming and cozy atmosphere that feels perfect for evening and nighttime use.
Choose from six color themes and quickly view your battery percentage and date. Two customizable widget slots are available, showing notifications and sunrise/sunset by default, helping you stay informed without cluttering the screen.
Sleepy Cat supports Always-On Display and is optimized for smooth performance on Wear OS.

āš ļø Note: The watch face may take up to 15 minutes to appear. Search in Play Store on your watch if needed.

Key Features:
🐱 Sleepy Cat Design – Cute nighttime cat illustration
šŸ•’ Analog Watch Face – Classic hands with smooth motion
šŸŽØ 6 Color Themes – Six soft visual styles
šŸ”‹ Battery Percentage – Clear battery level indicator
šŸ“† Date – Easy-to-read date display
šŸŒ… Sunrise & Sunset – Default widget support
šŸ”§ 2 Customizable Widgets – Notifications and sunrise/sunset by default
šŸŒ™ Always-On Display Support – AOD-ready
āœ… Wear OS Optimized – Smooth and reliable performance
Sleepy Cat: dreamy nights for Galaxy Watch, Pixel Watch & Wear OS
Updated on
Jan 16, 2026

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