Clear Alarm is an alarm clock for Pebble Time 2 that you can read at a glance. Each alarm has a face — a small picture you choose on the watch — beside its time, its name and the days it keeps, and a switch that shows whether it is on. A tap on the row turns it on or off right there in the list; a hold opens it, and DELETE there removes it after asking once more.

Setting one is two wheels, hours and minutes, that turn under your finger and run on when you flick them; the side buttons step and, held, run through the values. A new alarm rings once, at the next time its hour comes round; the week comes as four shapes — daily, weekdays, weekends, custom — and the buzz as four patterns you pick by feeling each one. The list keeps itself in order by the clock.

When it rings you get the face, the name, the hour, and two keys: SNOOZE and one big OFF. A palm on the watch silences it. Snooze puts the alarm off by 5, 10, 20 or 30 minutes, an hour or two hours, and the app stays to show when it will ring again; Back leaves when you choose. After OFF the app steps aside within ten seconds and your watchface is back. An alarm that repeats rings again on its next day, and one that does not switches itself off.

Names are typed on the phone, in Latin or Cyrillic, and the watch sets them in capitals. Everything else can be set on the phone too, and what you set on the watch shows up there.

The faces are Twemoji (CC-BY 4.0), reduced to the watch's colours.

A touch timer for Pebble Time 2: three wheels you turn with a finger, six timers it remembers, and an alarm you silence with a palm.

Clear Watch shows the time big, and gives everything else a place of its own.

Pick your colours — one main, one accent — and the whole face follows.

Pick what the three cells along the bottom show: weather, steps, distance, heart rate, calories, sunset or battery.

And the second time zone gets a band to itself, so you can read it without looking twice.

Use it, and we will keep making things like this.

ClearCalc is a touch calculator drawn for the Pebble Time 2's screen rather than squeezed onto it. The digits are set in a widened face that fills each key, so the pad stays readable at a glance instead of asking you to squint. Every press answers back: the key lights up, a magnified copy of it pops up well clear of your fingertip the way a phone keyboard does, and a short haptic tick confirms the tap - a 20 ms pulse, not the thud of a notification buzz. Add, subtract, multiply, divide, percentages and a backspace, with results up to thirteen digits.