Thirty-one apps live on Garmin Connect IQ — ensemble weather, retro watch faces, small games and single-purpose tools — plus a newer, smaller shelf of iOS apps. Bought once, no accounts, no subscriptions.
Connect IQ Store · dkzv All 31 apps on Garmin Connect IQ
Every app is a one-time purchase. No accounts, no subscriptions, and nothing that phones home. Four of them are free downloads that unlock with a key tied to one device.
Ensemble forecasts blended from several providers, with hourly and daily tables, UV index and celestial pages.
Four glass-tube and dot-matrix styles tuned for OLED, with one configurable data slot.
A seven-segment panel with live weather, heart rate and configurable data fields.
Pairs with an Oral-B brush over Bluetooth to time and score each session, then keeps the history.
A smaller shelf, newer and slower. Betas go out through TestFlight; nothing here has a subscription either.
A medication tracker that models the physical package — blister sheets down to the individual pocket, rather than a pill count. Local-only, no account. iOS 26, SwiftUI.
A second slot is held open here. Name, description and invite link still to come.
Already bought a free-download edition? Read the 5-character device ID from the app menu and unlock it here.
dkzv is one person writing small, single-purpose software for small screens. Monkey C on the wrist, SwiftUI in the pocket, and a Node server in between that blends several weather models into one ensemble forecast.
Nothing here runs on a subscription and nothing needs an account. A handful of apps are free downloads that run as trials until a key, tied to one device ID, unlocks them — sold here rather than on the store, which is why the prices are lower.
Support, bug reports and key recovery, usually answered within a day or two.
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