Description

A complete watchface, with room for your Home Assistant.

Out of the box it works on its own: date, sunrise and sunset for wherever you
are, the time, the current weather, your step count and walking distance read
straight from the watch's own health sensor, and the watch battery. No account,
no server, nothing to set up.

If you do run Home Assistant, three of those lines are yours to take over: one
above the time and two below it. Each holds one or two entities, whatever you
track: battery state of charge and stored energy, solar output and grid draw,
indoor temperature and humidity. Put a single entity in a line and it stretches
across the full width. Leave the unit field empty and the unit comes from Home
Assistant automatically. Every line you leave alone keeps its default.

Time and date follow your habits. The clock takes the 24-hour setting from the
watch itself, or you can fix it to 24 or 12 hours, where a small am/pm sits to
the left of the digits. The date comes in six formats, from "Tue, 25 Aug" to
ISO. Temperature switches between °C and °F, automatically or by hand.

Connecting Home Assistant takes a minute: open the settings page, enter the URL
your phone uses to reach it and a long-lived access token from your HA profile,
then paste in the entity IDs you want. Values refresh every five minutes. Your
URL and token stay on the phone and are never sent to the watch or anywhere
else.

Built for Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Round 2.

Weather data by Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0). Not affiliated with the Home Assistant
project.