TamaTime is a watchface which mimics the watch-screen from the original Tamagotchi.

It also has optional support to be used with my other app: Tamagotchi Emulator 4 Pebble which you can get here: https://apps.repebble.com/216a0f62c6e44aac8f725e68

If you are using your selfhosted Tamagotchi API in the emulator, you can use the same url here and then you will get minute-ly snapshots of your Tamagotchi!

Since this just fetches the screen information it's very lightweight and won't drain your battery as fast as the emulator might. 
Now you don't need to worry about forgetting about your tamagotchi and letting it die. With just a glance you can check if it's doing alright!

Features:
- Support for Tamagotchi API
- Seconds/Minute mode
- 12h/24h mode
- Vibrate when Tamagotchi needs attention (requires use of Tamagotchi API)
- Choose which screen to show time on (requires use of Tamagotchi API)
- Update Tama screen every minute(requires use of Tamagotchi API)

NEW: Now with sound for Pebble watches with speaker! Press A+C to toggle un/mute.

Tamagotchi Emulator for Pebble! 
Run the original 1996-1997 Tamagotchi (P1 and P2) on your Pebble. 
Includes optional support for running your own background service to keep your Tamagotchi running when closed.

Tamagotchi is a virtual pet which you need to take care of! Watch it evolve based on your care for it. How long can you keep your pet alive?

If you like this project, please drop a heart! Thank you :) (You could help me win a Pebble so every like makes a difference!)

See the readme for full instructions on how to get started: https://github.com/StefanBauwens/Tamagotchi-Emulator-Pebble

You can also use this app together with the TamaTime watchface! (https://apps.repebble.com/c80224317250460987b9bb68) Never miss a call for attention!

Created for the Pebble 2026 Spring Contest.
Powered by TamaLIB by jcrona.

This is a battery tool I created for the Rebble Hackathon #002. It gives you the possibility to (automatically) post your Pebble's battery status to your REST server. The payload is a JSON-formatted string that follows the same structure as BatteryStateService (battery_level, is_charging, is_plugged).  

Can also be easily integrated with Tasker for getting your Pebble's battery state on demand!

Electronic themed watchface with an interactive LED dot matrix display. Made for the Rebble Hackathon #001

Can now also be controlled via Tasker! Check the Github page for how to do this.