Shows what news outlets are reporting, grouped by event rather than by
publisher.

When several papers cover the same story you get one card, not eight
near-identical headlines. When a story runs for days the watch keeps the
thread: press SELECT on a card marked "N updates" to walk back through how it
developed, one day at a time.

- Eleven publishers, refreshed daily
- Stories grouped by event, not repeated per outlet
- Multi-day timelines for stories that keep running
- Browse by category: world, politics, sport, culture, business, technology,
  science, health, education, environment and UK
- Works on every Pebble, from the original through to Pebble Time 2

Where sources disagree on the facts or the framing, cards are marked so you
know the story is contested. A fuller explanation of how they differ is coming
to the web.

Coverage is currently UK publishers, with other regions planned.

Collects anonymous usage statistics: how often the app is opened, which
categories are read, how far down the feed you scroll, and whether story
timelines are opened. This includes your country and a random per-watch
identifier so repeat use can be counted. It does not include your name, your
location beyond country, your IP address, or which individual stories you
read.

Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or a publication of any news organisation.
Headlines and summaries are generated from publicly available RSS feeds.

Lock, unlock and find your Jaguar Land Rover from your wrist.

**Anonymous usage statistics are collected and can be turned off in settings —
see Privacy below.**

**What it does**

- Lock and unlock — unlock asks you to confirm first
- Honk and flash to find the car in a car park
- Find my car — compass arrow and distance to its last reported position
- Remote climate — start and stop, with the cabin temperature set on the watch
- At-a-glance status — locked or unlocked, fuel and range, doors or windows
  left open, and how fresh the data is
- Tyre pressures, mileage, service and AdBlue distances, fluid warnings
- Miles or kilometres, °C or °F, kPa, bar or psi

Buttons for anything your vehicle or subscription does not support are not
shown — the app asks your car what it can do rather than assuming.

**You need**

- A Jaguar or Land Rover with an active InControl subscription
- The Pebble Core phone app
- Lock, unlock and honk also need InControl Remote Premium-class service and
  your vehicle PIN

**Safety**

If the app cannot confirm you are stationary, the controls disappear and only
information is shown. It will not send a command to a vehicle that might be
moving. Expect this if location permission is off, or indoors with a poor GPS
fix.

**Privacy**

Your credentials and vehicle data go straight from your phone to Jaguar Land
Rover. This app has no server in between, and your password is never stored —
only renewable tokens, on your phone.

Anonymous usage statistics are collected by default and can be switched off in
settings. Counted: app opens and version, which feature was used, whether a
command succeeded or failed, whether the safety lock-out triggered, which
services your vehicle supports, and the country of the request. Never
collected: your VIN, your car's location, speed or distance, your email, PIN
or tokens, or any vehicle status such as fuel, mileage or lock state.

**Honestly**

Remote commands go via Jaguar Land Rover's servers to the car's mobile
connection. They take 5–20 seconds and sometimes fail, more often on older
vehicles. The app tells you which happened — the car refused it, the car did
not answer, or it could not be reached — because those need different
responses from you.

This app uses an interface Jaguar Land Rover provides for their own web app.
It is not a published API and carries no compatibility guarantee, so a change
at their end can stop it working until the app is updated.

**Unofficial software. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or
supported by Jaguar Land Rover Limited. "Jaguar", "Land Rover" and "InControl"
belong to their respective owners and are used only to describe what this app
works with.**

Source: https://github.com/ankur22/landy-remote

A section menu of all 17 Economist sections leads to scrollable headline-and-dek feeds you can flick through story by story. Everything is cached on the watch, so once a section has loaded it keeps working offline from that cache. Reads The Economist's public RSS feeds. Not affiliated with or endorsed by The Economist. Collects anonymous usage statistics, including approximate country.