Hermes on your wrist. Browse conversations, catch audio replies, dictate or send a quick reply, and choose where to listen: phone headphones, phone speaker, or a supported watch speaker. Includes a cross-session Recent audio inbox, Quick Launch destinations, and the black/green/violet Phosphor interface.

ANDROID COMPANION REQUIRED
This watch app is not standalone. Install the matching Wristbound Android APK from GitHub Releases, pair your watch with the current Pebble Android app, and connect the companion to your own Hermes Agent dashboard. Android 10+; no iOS companion is currently provided. No hosted Hermes account or service is included.

GET STARTED
1. Download the v0.6.6 Android companion APK from https://github.com/AndreasThinks/hermes-wristbound/releases/latest . It is currently a sideloaded debug APK, not a Google Play app.
2. Make your authenticated Hermes dashboard reachable from the phone, preferably over Tailscale and HTTPS. Use the dashboard URL, not the separate Hermes API-server endpoint. Configure authentication before exposing a loopback dashboard through a proxy.
3. Sign in in Wristbound on the phone and press Test connection. Require Connected, not just saved credentials.
4. Install/open this watch app. Current pair: Android v0.6.6 and watch v0.6.6, both using protocol v5. Update both for optional launch-for-alerts behavior. Install the APK over the existing companion without uninstalling.
5. On the phone, check Keep checking in the background, grant notification permission, and press Allow background use to request the battery-optimisation exemption. New or unset background-checking preferences default on; existing saved choices are preserved. Keep Pebble forwarding enabled. Telegram text and audio alerts can be configured separately.

Full setup, network/security guidance, update instructions and troubleshooting:
https://github.com/AndreasThinks/hermes-wristbound/blob/main/docs/INSTALL.md

QUICK LAUNCH
Configure its destination in the Android companion under Watch > Watchapp opens on. Assign the actual hardware button through Pebble settings. The optional Play latest audio shortcut deliberately plays through phone headphones if connected, otherwise the phone speaker. Choose Home or Recent audio for silent entry. Ordinary incoming replies do not autoplay.

OPTIONAL ALERT BANNERS IN v0.6.6
Open Wristbound for alerts under Notifications is off by default. When enabled, the phone starts the watchapp over the watchface or another app to show its own banner, skips the splash, and waits up to 10 seconds for HELLO. Startup or delivery failure falls back to the existing native notification. An untouched banner returns to the watchface after 15 seconds when Home is underneath; Select opens the reply and keeps Wristbound open. Silent late-audio updates do not launch the watchapp. This is a foreground app launch, not a native PebbleOS overlay. Emulator fixture tests passed; real-device Bluetooth startup, HELLO timing and locked-phone acceptance remain pending.

BACKGROUND RELIABILITY
The companion uses wakeup alarms for closed-watchapp checks, a foreground service for background monitoring, active turns and phone audio, bounded wake locks for turns/checks, and a MediaPlayer wake lock during playback. Monitoring restores after boot or app replacement; network-return events trigger catch-up checks. Setup shows when Hermes was last reached. Android can still delay alarms in Doze, particularly without the battery exemption; exact alert timing is not guaranteed. Forced Doze, reboot recovery, turns completing after the watchapp closes, and long screen-off playback still require hardware acceptance.

EXPERIMENTAL RELEASE
Real-device use so far: Pixel 9a, Hermes 0.22.2 and Pebble Time 2. Session browsing and phone/headphone audio were user-confirmed. Watch-speaker sound, forced phone-speaker routing with headphones attached, and hardware Quick Launch still need dedicated acceptance tests. Features depend on watch hardware; builds for all targets do not establish hardware compatibility for every feature. Watch audio is limited to two minutes and may buffer. Automatic Telegram/Ringbearer reply audio requires the matching Hermes durable automatic-reply-audio extension; it retains newly generated audio for seven days subject to a bounded storage cap. Older deleted voice files cannot be recovered. Native watch notification rendering, silent-phone forwarding and the new playback actions still need locked-phone hardware acceptance. Android silent notification-shade and background-service records can remain.

Your phone connects to your own Hermes server. There is no maintainer-operated relay. Hermes model/TTS providers and dictation services may process content and charge according to your configuration. Credentials and bounded caches stay on the phone; do not expose an unauthenticated agent publicly.

Source, releases, instructions and support:
https://github.com/AndreasThinks/hermes-wristbound

Screenshots use emulator test conversations, not private messages.

Sentinel is an experimental, on-watch wellness monitor for Pebble Time 2.

Enable background monitoring once, then keep using your normal watchface. Sentinel attempts short overnight heart-rate and optical pulse-interval recordings, rejects unsuitable motion-contaminated data, and builds a personal baseline over qualifying nights.

Features:
- On-watch dashboard with monitoring status, heart rate, RMSSD when available, sample freshness and calibration progress.
- Recent-night heart-rate and HRV history, with missing measurements shown as gaps.
- Configurable night hours, recording cadence, window duration and notification settings.
- Experimental strain notices for sustained changes from your own baseline. The background worker opens Sentinel once for an eligible episode; the app vibrates unless Quiet Time is active. Muted/silent notices remain in the app. This is not a native phone push notification.
- No account, network connection or maintainer server required by Sentinel. Measurements stay on the watch. Any optional Pebble Health platform synchronization is controlled by PebbleOS, not this app.

IMPORTANT: This is an early experimental release, not a medical device. It cannot diagnose illness, estimate your probability of infection, rule illness out or replace medical advice. Poor sleep, exercise, alcohol, stress and other factors can change the readings. Real-watch HRV quality, overnight coverage and battery impact have not yet been validated. The worker has limited memory headroom; this release is for testing, not dependable health surveillance.

Current Pebble Time 2 only, with firmware supporting SDK 4.33 HRV APIs. Pebble 2 Duo and Round 2 do not have the required heart-rate sensor. Only one third-party background worker can run: another background app can replace Sentinel. After a reboot or interruption, check monitoring status and restart it if needed. Frequent recordings use more battery.

SpO2 is not supported in this release. An unavailable placeholder is not an oxygen measurement. Trust symptoms and appropriate medical advice, not a normal app status.

Squire Plus puts your own AI agent on your Pebble. Press SELECT, ask a question out loud,
and your agent's answer appears on your watch.

It connects to an agent you already run, such as Hermes or OpenClaw, through that agent's
Telegram bot. Your phone talks to Telegram directly. There is no Squire Plus server in
between.

- Ask by voice, read the reply on your wrist.
- Pick up your last conversation where you left off.
- Recent and sample prompts one press away.
- Optional location, so your agent can answer "what's nearby?". Off until you allow it.
- Build targets: basalt, chalk, diorite, emery and gabbro. Android use is user-tested; iOS is unverified.

**What you need**

- Your own Telegram account. You sign in on the watch or in the app's settings.
- An AI agent bot you've set up yourself in Hermes or OpenClaw. Squire Plus doesn't
  include an agent; it connects you to yours.
- A Pebble phone app with full PebbleKit JS support. Cobble isn't supported.

You don't need Telegram developer credentials to use this app.

**Privacy**

Your prompts, your agent's replies and (only if you allow it) your location travel through
Telegram to the agent bot you choose, and are kept in that Telegram chat and by your agent's
backend. Your Telegram sign-in stays on your phone. Squire Plus has no maintainer-operated relay or analytics server. Your selected bot and
phone dictation service process data according to their own policies.

**About**

Squire Plus is an independently maintained fork of Squire by Justin Sunseri, which is based
on Bobby by Katharine Berry. It is maintained by Andreas Varotsis and is not supported by
the original authors. Unofficial; not affiliated with or endorsed by Telegram.
Open source under Apache 2.0: https://github.com/AndreasThinks/pebble-squire

Known limitation: Telegram and Squire Plus may both notify for replies. iOS has not been verified.

Terminal Dogma is a NERV-inspired Pebble Time 2 (Emery) watchface with a MAGI-style HUD and live battery, phone-link, health, steps and weather status. Shake to open a three-hour heart-rate graph by default, or choose the next six hours of forecast. Sync Graph is the default transition; Emergency Hex remains available. After 10 seconds, the selected shake transition plays backward to return to the face; shake again to start the return early, including during the opening. Animations Off or battery at 20% or less use a hard cut. Weather uses phone location and Open-Meteo; heart-rate readings come from Pebble Health. Forecast recovery handles legacy phone caches that lack hourly data. Missing readings are never fabricated.