Project Hail Mary Rocky Watch Face

Inspired by the great PebbleRail, PebbleBus is an equivalent app for UK and Ireland buses:

- Find nearby stops
- Check a list of services from a stop, including expected and actual (live) arrival times
- Check stops along the route for a given service to see when you should arrive at your destination
- Save your favourite stops so you can check times for them even when you're not nearby (long press a stop to add/remove it as a favourite)

Data provided by the excellent bustimes.org, thank you!

Your wrist-sized companion for the Budapest Transit system

Data source: BKK Zrt., CC BY 4.0
The full license text is available here: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/deed.en

Inspired by "TrainTime" by otoone_dev:
https://apps.rebble.io/en_US/application/5904a0c90dfc329df8000706
I created this app to improve its usability for my own needs. It is a simple app that counts down the minutes until your train departs. Timetable data is fetched from user-created Markdown (.md) or Text (.txt) files hosted online (intended for use with GitHub Gist "Raw" URLs).
Sample data is also available on GitHub.

Note: Since this was designed for the Japanese railway system, some behaviors may differ from your local transit rules.

Controls:
- [UP / DOWN]: Change train
- [SELECT]: Change station

Features:
- Fetches timetable data only at app launch.
- Customizable limits for the number of trains and the time range to fetch (within stable memory limits).
- Stores up to 3 timetable URLs.
- Supports 3 schedule types per station: Weekdays, Sundays/Holidays, and Saturdays.
- Fallback logic: Sunday/Holiday and Saturday schedules can be omitted; the app will default to the Weekday schedule.
- Uses a 24-hour format from 04:00 to 27:59 (considering 4:00 AM as the start of the day).
- Supports "\n" in the remarks section for up to 2 lines of text (approx. 9 full-width characters per line).
- Optimized for approximately 5-10 stations.
- For color-enabled Pebbles: Background color for the current time and highlight color for post-departure count-ups can be customized.
- Text and background colors for train types are now customizable on Pebble Time 2 and later (Defaults: Text #000000, BG #FFFFFF).
- Japan-specific: Can automatically fetch Japanese public holidays via:
https://holidays-jp.github.io/api/v1/date.json
(Disabled by default). Special thanks to Hiroshi Matsuo.


otoone_dev氏作の「TrainTime」を愛用していたのですが、自分なりに使い勝手を良くしようと思い立ちこのアプリを作りました。
列車の発車時刻まであと何分？をカウントダウンするアプリです。
時刻表データはユーザー自身がweb上にmarkdown(.md)またはtext(.txt)ファイルを作成し、それを参照する方法をとっています
（Github Gistの非公開URL、Rawを想定しています）。
GitHubにサンプルデータを用意しました。

特徴：
- アプリ起動時のみ時刻表データを参照します
- 参照する列車の本数や、向こう何時間まで参照するかは設定で変更できます（クラッシュしない程度の制限をかけています）
- 時刻表データのURLは3つまで記憶できます
- 駅ごとに時刻表は平日、日曜祝日、土曜の3種類
- 時刻表は[平日>日曜祝日>土曜]の順に参照するため、日曜祝日と土曜は省略可
- 時刻表は午前4時を一日の基準とした04:00から27:59の24時間を使います
- 備考部分は改行「\n」が使えるので2行までなら表示できます（全角9文字x2行を想定）
- 5-10駅くらいのデータを想定して作っています
- カラー対応端末は現在時刻の背景色と列車出発後カウントアップのハイライト色を変更できます
- Pebble Time 2以降では列車種別の文字色と背景色を指定できるようになりました（デフォルトで文字色000000、背景色FFFFFF）。
- 日本向けの設定として、自動で日本の祝日を参照できます（デフォルトではdisable）。Hiroshi Matsuo様ありがとうございます。


Data Example:
// Force specific dates as Holidays or Saturdays (Optional)
// 特定の日付を強制的に祝日や土曜として扱えます（省略可）
@HOLIDAYDAY:2026-12-31
@SATURDAY:2027-01-01

// Station Name
// 駅名
# Tokyo

// Icon to the left of the station name (Optional)
// 1:Shinkansen 2:Retro Train 3:Modern Train 4:Bus 5:Clock
// 駅名の左隣に表示するアイコン（省略可）
// 1:新幹線　2:国鉄風電車　3:現代風電車　4:バス　5:時計
## 1

// Schedule Type: weekday, holiday, or saturday
### weekday

// Format: Departure Time, Destination, Type (Optional), Remarks Line 1 \n Line 2(Optional) \n Remarks Line 3 (PT2 or later), Text Color (PT2 or later, Optional), Background Color (PT2 or later, Optional)
// 発車時刻,行先,列車種別(省略可),備考1行目\n備考2行目(省略可)\n備考3行目(PT2以降のみ),種別文字色(PT2以降のみ),種別背景色(PT2以降のみ)
- 04:00,Kyoto,exp,Dir.\nFirst,000000,FFFFFF
- 27:59,Osaka

Showing incoming buses to your neaby station (using Israeli API)
This app comes from my long time need to keep my phone in my pocket while I wait for the bus.
Press the middle button (select) to refresh the results, I'll upload a auto refresh update soon.

XKCD Reader — the entire archive on your wrist.

Over 3,000 XKCDs, pulled on demand. The app streams today's comic when you launch it. Press SELECT to roll a random strip from the full archive. UP / DOWN scroll the comic panel-by-panel — hold either button for smooth scrolling through tall strips (Climate Timeline, Timeghost…) or wide multi-panel ones (Regex Golf, Life Goals). Long-press SELECT or shake your wrist to reveal the alt-text — the hover-text joke Randall hides behind every comic. BACK exits.

Your phone handles the heavy lifting: it fetches the XKCD JSON metadata and PNG, bilinear-resizes to match your Pebble's resolution, Floyd-Steinberg dithers into crisp monochrome line art, then streams the bitmap over AppMessage. Wide comics auto-scroll horizontally, tall ones vertically, so text stays legible instead of getting squished into 200 pixels.                                                                                         
   

This is a collection of the blue card jokes from Norm Macdonald Live and Norm Has A Show.

Real-time Melbourne public transport departures on your Pebble smartwatch.

YarraTrak shows live train, tram, and V/Line departure times directly on your wrist. Configure your favourite stations and get instant, glanceable info, with vibration patterns that encode the wait time, so you know when to leave without looking at the screen. It also keeps you aware of upcoming and current disruptions to services on your favourite lines.

It also includes an AI assistant where you can natural language questions via Claude ("next train from Richmond to the city"), to obtain information of services that are outside of your favourites list, via the dictation feature.

The app comes pre-loaded with 4 demo entries. Open it and you'll see live departures immediately
Open Settings on your phone to customise your favourite stations.

The server collects anonymous metrics about query and request volumes so performance and scalability can be monitored over time. (I don't want to flood PTV's API too much).

The endpoint server uses Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) data but is not affiliated with DTP or PTV / Transport Victoria.

Live F1 race alerts for your favorite driver on your wrist. Pick your driver, feel every overtake, pit stop, and safety car — with live race data and haptic alerts.

Features
- Pick your favorite driver and watch the app customize to your team's color.
- Pulls live data from the public OpenF1 API.
- Get personalized haptic alerts when your driver changes position, pits, podiums and more!
- Get full screen alerts when a safety car is on the track.
- See important data like position, teammate's position, current tires, current lap and more at a glance.

Note: App was built in between races and hasn't been tested live yet — please send feedback as you tune in for the upcoming Miami GP!

Small Places

Discover the independent businesses and hidden gems around you — no chains, no noise.

Small Places uses OpenStreetMap to surface nearby cafes, bookstores, vintage shops, bakeries, parks, and more, filtered by walking distance and updated as you move. Built to help you slow down and appreciate the small things in life.

Features:
- Live nearby list with walk-time estimates and closing-soon warnings
- Compass radar view showing places by direction and distance
- Smart time-of-day priority sorting (coffee shops in the morning, bars in the evening)
- Mood presets to instantly switch your search focus — Morning Fuel, Lunch Break, Evening Out, Weekend Wander
- Save spots you want to visit later to "My Places" for quick reference
- Chain filtering keeps results locally-owned and independent 
- Background wake-ups so results are ready when you raise your wrist
- Configurable radius, poll interval, hours filter, and measurement units
- Manual latitude/longitude input mode lets you explore local businesses anywhere in the world from the comfort of your current location (or simply get a better idea of the app's abilities without downloading to a physical watch)

Supported Business Categories: Art & craft, bakeries, bars & pubs, bike shops, bookstores, cafes, clothing, florists, game stores, gift shops, grocery, hardware, libraries, music stores, parks, pet stores, restaurants, specialty food, toy stores, vintage & second-hand shops. 

Platform notes:
- Full experience (color, radar view) on Pebble Time 2, and Pebble Time Round 2
- Pebble 2 Duo: all features supported, radar view not available to save you some space for a more lightweight small places experience
- Original Pebble: supported with a reduced nearby list (5 places) and bookmark limit (10); radar view not available. Just the core functionality without modern space expectations weighing you down.

Powered by OpenStreetMap contributors — this app wouldn't exist without their effort.

This it Transit, that's it. It's a simple app for navigating public transit across the globe.

with it you can quickly:
- find the nearest train, light rail, subway, or bus stations
- view an up-to-date departure schedule for those stations
- schedule a trip and pin your departure and arrival to your timeline (simple reminders on pebble classic)

And thanks to the folks @ Core Devices, it's completely free to use, no API key required.

After Credits helps you decide whether to stay after a movie ends.

Search by title and instantly see if there are post-credit scenes, how many there are, and whether they appear during or after the credits. Get spoiler-light guidance so you can choose to wait (or leave) without ruining surprises. Fast, simple, and made for movie nights.

It saves locally the last search if you lose internet/phone connection.

Note: I don't own the movie database, it comes from https://aftercreditsapp.com

The Pebble version of a popular on-the-go editor for OpenStreetMap — StreetComplete! Not affiliated with StreetComplete itself (yet 😛).

This app lets you improve public maps by completing quick and simple quests right from your Pebble. For example:
- How many levels does this building have?
- Does this pedestrian crossing have audible signals for accessibility?
- What road surface does this road have?

How it works:
1. Start the app on your Pebble and go for a walk!
2. When you come across a quest nearby, your Pebble will vibrate and point you towards it.
3. When you're at the quest location, you can answer the question from your watch.
4. If you don't feel like answering, you can back out of the quest and search for another one.
5. If something isn't clear in the quest situation, you can dictate a note for other mappers to review later.

This app has been developed for the Pebble Spring app contest with no access to actual hardware. Once I get ahold of my Pebble, I will probably significantly revamp the application and polish the experience further.

Telegram interface for Pebble (unofficial). Read your messages and send with dictation. Message your friends -- or your OpenClaw -- all from your Pebble!

A watchface inspired by vintage library card catalogs. Wood drawers with brass hardware display the time on file labels. 1.1 will have user-configurable lower drawer label.