This is a fork of Eric McCormick's 7day ICS Calendar (https://apps.repebble.com/7day-ics-calendar_82451ba23ca641ab82821fa6).

Your Calendar, at a Glance.

Leave your phone in your pocket. CalDAV Calendar brings your Nextcloud (or any CalDAV) Calendar directly to your wrist, beautifully organized and always available—even when you're offline.

Key Features:

Smart Grouping: Events are elegantly categorized into "Today," "Tomorrow," and upcoming days with a clean, cyan-highlighted interface.

True Offline Support: Going for a run without your phone? Your events are permanently saved to the watch's internal memory. Close the app, open it later, and your schedule is instantly there.

Battery-Conscious Sync: The app uses a configurable 1-hour caching system to prevent battery drain. It only wakes up your phone’s Bluetooth when you actually need fresh data.

On-Demand Refresh: Did your schedule just change? Simply Long-Press the Select button on any event to force an immediate, real-time sync with CalDAV.

Full Details: Click any event to open a dedicated detail view, displaying the full event title and exact start/end times without truncating text.

Global Formatting: Fully respects your preference for 12-hour (AM/PM) or 24-hour time formats.

Multiple Feeds: Can merge up to 4 CalDAV feeds into one feed for display, if you have multiple calendars.

How to Setup:

Depends heavily on your calDAV Provider. You will find options to share the calendar publicly, often the generated link will end in .ics or ?export.

Currently supports only public (unauthenticated) calendars - in case of Nextcloud this is not much of a problem, although it means security-by-obscurity.

Copy said link and paste it into the App Settings page on the Pebble phone app.

Hit Save, and your watch will securely sync your next days!

CTATrack gives you fast, focused transit info for Chicago right on your wrist.

Find nearby CTA train stations and bus stops, then scroll through live arrival times without pulling out your phone. The app is optimized for quick checks while commuting, with clear line colors, readable timing, and one-button mode switching between rail and bus.

Features
- Nearby CTA train arrivals with line-aware display
- Nearby CTA bus stop arrivals with route and direction hints
- Configurable search radius for train and bus results
- Metric or imperial units for both radius and distance display
- Distance shown for each selected stop/station
- Auto-refresh to keep arrival times current

Notes
- Designed for CTA service in Chicago
- Requires location access to find nearby stops
- Uses official CTA data sources for arrivals

Wristotle turns your Pebble's dictation button into a voice command surface. Press the button, speak, and the Wristotle companion app on your Android phone handles it — calls, texts, reminders, alarms, music, notes, tasks, weather, sports, world clock, calculator, and an Ask-Agent path — then sends the answer back to your wrist.

Replies arrive as chat bubbles, and lookup-style answers render as full-screen cards: a colored band shows the action and an icon shows the subject, so you can read the result at a glance.

 Highlights
 - Voice commands straight from the dictation button — no extra hardware
 - Full-screen reply cards for sports, weather, and meetings
 - Browse your notes and tasks right on the watch
 - Set and view alarms on the watch (phone / watch / both)
 - Optional spoken replies on supported watches (Pebble Time 2)
 - Configurable buttons — bind SELECT and long-press Up/Down to Dictation, Menu, Notes, or Tasks
 - Optional colour theme and chat bubbles

 Requires the free Wristotle companion app on your Android phone (works with microPebble or Core Devices). Everything runs on-device by default — no account, no tracking. AGPLv3.

 Companion app + setup guide: https://wristotle.codeberg.page/
  
Needs a Pebble with a mic (basalt, chalk, diorite, emery, flint, gabbro — not aplite).

Browse watchfaces right from your wrist. FaceBrowser lets you scroll through the Rebble and Pebble app store catalog directly on your watch, showing you a live preview of each watchface so you can see exactly how it will look on your screen.
  
Use the up and down buttons to flip through faces one by one, or turn on random mode to discover something new. Filter by collection to browse all available faces or just the most loved ones. When you find a face you like, press select to see the app name, developer, and a QR code you can scan to quickly open it on your phone and install it.

Features:
  - Live watchface previews rendered on your watch
  - Browse sequentially or shuffle randomly
  - Filter by collection (all or most loved)
  - View app details including name and developer
  - QR code for quick install from your phone
  - Support for Rebble and Pebble app stores
  - Works on all Pebble hardware platforms

A simple dive log on your watch.
Syncs with PADI Logbook, requires an account with PADI previous to any use. 
Use voice dictation and intuitive menus to record easy to forget data just as you hop on the boat or arrive at the dive center, instead of fiddling with your phone! I've found over the years of diving I kept forgetting key details (dive site, bottle size, nitrogen mix, etc...) after coming out of the water and was not recording this data anywhere. Dictate what you saw, how the dive went and anything you might want to remember later in the notes for the dive. 

App shows the last 5 dives in your account, this is also useful as I never remember which weights were good for different oceans/seas, and which combination of bottle/weight was best. Click on a dive to see the details.
Last menu item to add a new dive, will prompt for key details:
- Dive Title
- Dive Site
- Type of Dive
- Max Depth
- Bottom time
- Notes: dictate using microphone
- Water Type
- Weather
- Air Temp/Surface temp/Bottom temp
- Visibility
- Weights used
- Start/end pressure

Then you can check all details later (and edit them) on the PADI Logbook app on your phone or on the PADI website.

Pebble app that displays upcoming ingame events in Guild Wars 2.

Wear your membership cards on your wrist.

Works with linear and 2D barcodes:
CODE128, CODE39, CODE93, EAN8, EAN13, CODABAR, ITF, Data Matrix, PDF417, Aztec and QR Code.

QR Code helpers are included for vCard contact cards and Wi-Fi network sharing.

You can also add memo cards for short notes, IDs, locker codes, or any text you want to keep on your watch.

Select cards with the up/down buttons.
Press select to enter scan mode with forced backlight and a wider display area.

Cards are stored on the watch, so no phone is needed to display them.

Storage is limited by Pebble's persistent storage: the app uses up to about 4 KB for saved cards. The exact number of cards depends on barcode type and content size.

Keystone turns your Pebble into a fully button-driven hub. It looks like a watchface, but every button is yours.

Short press opens custom menus or widgets. Long press fires a Home Assistant webhook. Select cycles through info panels. All four buttons, all yours.

Includes a 48h weather forecast, 5-day daily view, stock tracker with sparkline charts, and built-in stopwatch, timer, and alarm that keep running in the background.

Everything is configured from a web page on your phone: button assignments, custom menus, webhook URLs, widgets, weather provider, and more.

Compatible with Pebble, Pebble Steel, Pebble Time, Pebble Time Steel, and Pebble 2. Strictly black and white by design.

Your AI powered assistant on a Pebble Smartwatch. Speak questions to Mabel and she will fetch your answer from one of 3 configurable AI partners.

Features:
- Voice-to-text input using Pebble's built-in dictation (requires mic: Pebble Time, Time Round, Time Steel, 2/2HR)
- Choice of AI provider: Claude, Gemini, or ChatGPT (API keys from each are required)
- In-app settings UI for API keys, model, max tokens, and memory depth
- Usage statistics per AI provider with reset option
- Reminders, timers, and alarms set via AI and pinned to the Pebble timeline
- Current weather conditions and 1-hour forecast (no API key required)
- Token usage tracking per provider
- Supports all Pebble platforms: basalt, chalk, diorite, emery, flint

Note: A Rebble subscription is required for dictation. See https://help.rebble.io/subscription/

Issues, suggestions, etc, email: alan@handsbreadth.com

Interval timer
Made from "series timer" for core devices

Multi Weather is a Pebble smartwatch app that lets you view weather information from multiple weather providers in one place. Quickly check current conditions, daily high and low temperatures, and detailed forecasts right from your wrist.

Unlike single-source weather apps, Multi Weather allows you to enable multiple providers and switch between them to compare data. You can reorder providers, disable ones you do not want, and customize what information is shown in the main menu.

Features:

* Support for multiple weather providers
* Enable or disable providers individually
* Reorder providers in the main menu
* Automatic GPS-based location
* Current temperature and conditions
* Daily high and low temperatures
* Automatic background refresh
* Customizable “Quick Glance” text using templates
* Menu theme that adapts to sunrise and sunset, or can be forced to light or dark

Available Weather Providers:

Free:

* National Weather Service (NWS) – USA only
* Open-Meteo
* MET Norway (Meteorologisk institutt)

Paid:

* OpenWeatherMap
  Requires an API key and a One Call API 3.0 subscription (free tier available, billing info required)

Controls are designed specifically for Pebble:

* Select a provider to view detailed weather information
* Long-press a provider to force a refresh
* Scroll down to access in-app settings
* Use buttons to switch between providers and view hourly breakdowns in graphs and lists

Settings can be configured directly on the watch or through the Pebble mobile app, including temperature units, speed units, provider order, quick glance content, custom templates, and API keys.

Multi Weather is fully open-source and designed to give Pebble users flexibility, transparency, and choice when it comes to weather data.

Out is an open source, minimalist weather dashboard for Pebble, giving you exactly what you need before you step out the door.

Features:

– Current Temperature: Displays real-time temperature in Celsius or Fahrenheit, matching your watch’s 24h/12h time format.
– 3-Hour Window: Shows the highest predicted risk of rain, thunder, and UV exposure for the next three hours.
– Inter Typography: Uses the Inter typeface for a modern, refined look.
– Zero Configuration: Automatically uses your phone’s geolocation. No settings or setup required.
– Battery Awareness: A subtle indicator along the edge of the screen shows your remaining charge.

Data Source:

Weather data is provided by MET Norway (The Norwegian Meteorological Institute). It provides high-quality, global forecasts used by services like Yr.

Displays dynamic energy tariffs on the Pebble watch. Currently, only Dutch tariffs are supported (like Zonneplan and Tibber) and only in hourly rates (I think the quarterly rates are only useful for usage in automations).
The tariffs are obtained from the website public.api.energyzero.nl. You can configure the "inkoopvergoeding" and inclusion of VAT and energy taxes, if you want to include any of them is the displayed tariffs.

FlashRead News brings RSS feeds to your Pebble using RSVP (Rapid Serial Visual Presentation), a proven speed-reading technique that displays words one at a time, centered on the optimal recognition point.

Features:

6 pre-configured news sources (BBC, NY Times, NPR, Guardian, Le Monde, Reuters)
Add unlimited custom RSS feeds via phone configuration
Adjustable reading speed from 100 to 600 WPM
Read headlines, then dive into full article descriptions
Optional backlight during reading
Navigate between articles with physical buttons
Perfect for the small Pebble screen. Free and open source.

A revival of the Pebby (Baby watch) app - Baby tracking for Pebble smartwatches.

Track bottle feedings, diaper changes, and sleep sessions right from your wrist!
Each event will also be logged on your timeline for later consultation.
Colors have been added to the app to mirror the coloring option from the Huckleberry app.

The original Baby watch app has been my MVP app on my pebble for the past 3 months since becoming a parent.
I decided to add my twist on it as well.