Jump. Climb. Don't freeze!

Jump ledge to ledge up a mountain with two buttons while freezing mist rises below. Collect gems, buy gear, plant the flag at 1000 m.

Pebble Peaks is a vertical arcade climber for the Pebble Time 2. UP jumps
up-left, DOWN jumps up-right — once you're in the air, the arc is fixed, so
every jump is a choice. Below you, icy mist keeps rising. Stand still too
long and you're frozen. Climb from a sunny pine valley through the sunset
into a starry night with northern lights, all the way to the summit.

Higher up the mountain gets meaner: ice ledges slide you toward the edge,
crumble ledges give way under your boots, and from 300 m boulders come
tumbling down. Gems carry over between runs; spend them on grip soles, a
down jacket and a climbing rope: a grappling hook that saves a missed jump or
reaches gem ledges too far to jump to. And at
1000 m, a flag waits on the summit — but only a fully equipped climber will
realistically get there.

FEATURES
• Two-button climbing: UP jumps left, DOWN jumps right, no holding.
• Rising mist that speeds up the higher you climb.
• Snowy rock, slippery ice and crumbling ledges; falling boulders from 300 m.
• Gems persist between runs — three upgrades with five levels each.
• Climbing rope: SELECT mid-air hooks a ledge and you climb back up; SELECT
  on a ledge raises the hook — time the swinging aim (or tilt the watch) and
  fire at gem ledges out of jump reach. Find rope coils along the way.
• A real ending: reach the summit at 1000 m and grab the flag.
• Early-90s style pixel art made for the Pebble Time 2 (Emery) colour screen,
  with parallax mountains and a sky that runs from day to night.
• Also plays on the round Pebble Round 2 (Gabbro), on a column in the middle
  of the circle; no sound there.
• Chip sound effects on the Time 2 speaker, and a backlight that takes the
  colour of the sky and flashes red when the mist closes in.
• Settings for backlight, light effects, vibration, sound and aiming.
• Plays entirely offline — no phone app or internet needed.
• Available in English, Nederlands, Français, Deutsch and Español, following
  your watch's system language automatically.
• Your gems, upgrades and record are saved on the watch itself.

Cairn turns a breathing exercise into a tide. Start a session and the waterline
rises while you inhale and falls while you exhale, uncovering a cairn of stones
on the shore — no counting, no timer to stare at, just a rhythm to follow. A
pulse on your wrist marks every phase change — a short tap to breathe in, two
light ticks to hold, a long pull to breathe out — so you can follow the rhythm with
your eyes closed.

While you breathe, the watch reads your heart rate every second. Afterwards you
get a calm score out of 100 built from completion, how far your heart rate came
down, how strongly it rose and fell with your breathing — real physiology,
respiratory sinus arrhythmia — and, on watches that deliver it, your actual
heart rate variability (RMSSD, the beat-to-beat detail behind true HRV). It is
the difference between a session you were present for and one you merely sat
through.

Finish a session and a stone is added to your cairn. Keep it up day after day
and the stack grows, badges unlock, and the progress screen shows where your
calm score and resting heart rate are heading over the last week and month —
with one line of coaching drawn from that history.

FEATURES
• Four patterns: Coherent (5.5 s in / 5.5 s out), Box, 4-7-8, and a Custom
  rhythm you set in half-second steps.
• Sessions of 1, 2, 3, 5, 10 or 15 minutes.
• Live heart rate on the Pebble Time 2, sampled every second, with a priming
  screen so the starting reading is a real baseline. The Round 2 and 2 Duo
  have no heart-rate sensor; there the heart-rate parts stay out of sight.
• A calm score from completion, heart-rate drop, breath-linked heart-rate
  swing and — where the watch supports it — real heart rate variability
  (RMSSD), with an honest fallback when there is no reading at all.
• A growing cairn, six badges, a personal best and your last 20 sessions.
• 7- and 30-day trends for calm score and resting heart rate, plus a coaching
  line.
• A distinct haptic pulse per breathing phase (a tap in, a long pull out), an
  optional soft tone per phase, and a struck singing bowl to open and close a
  session, at four volume levels; silent in Quiet Time or with the watch's
  speaker muted.
• An optional daily reminder that opens Cairn — skipped once you have
  breathed that day.
• Your streak in the app list; on the Pebble Time 2 the colour backlight
  follows the tide.
• Backlight, vibration and heart-rate display all switchable; settings on the
  watch (sized to your text size) or from the phone (Clay).
• Made for the Pebble Time 2 (Emery) colour screen, also built for the Pebble
  Round 2 and Pebble 2 Duo; works without the phone.
• Available in English, Nederlands, Français, Deutsch and Español, following
  your watch's system language.

A landscape shmup through the solar system.

Hold your Pebble Time 2 sideways and fly PBL-7 to Earth. Rise, fire, dodge, and beat a boss on every planet. 11 planets, secrets, 5 languages.

PBL-7 is a sideways-held arcade shoot-'em-up for the Pebble Time 2. Turn your
watch a quarter turn — the three buttons line up along the bottom and the
screen becomes a 228×200 landscape playfield.

You are PBL-7, a Pebblonian explorer carrying the Time Core to Earth to save
it. Every planet mistakes you for an invader and sends its champion to stop
you. Hold UP to rise, release to fall, DOWN to fire (don't hold it too long or
the gun overheats and jams), and SELECT for a screen-clearing smart bomb.

Fight your way past a themed boss on each of Mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter,
Saturn, Uranus and Neptune — each with its own gimmick, from acid clouds and
gravity wells to splitting rings and lightning storms. After every boss you
choose one of three Pebble-themed upgrades that carry through the run. Hidden
on each planet is a lost Pebble device to collect — find all eight to unlock
the true ending, and beat Neptune without taking a hit to open a secret portal.

FEATURES
• Landscape gameplay — held sideways, a real quarter-turn shmup.
• 11 planets: Mercury → Neptune, a secret boss-rush, a hidden ally world, a
  Moon base and a three-phase Earth finale.
• A themed boss with a unique gimmick on every planet.
• Upgrade cards after each boss, 8 hidden collectible Pebbles, and two
  secret endings.
• Weapon-heat system: burst-fire beats mashing — or switch the jam off in
  Settings for easy mode.
• Settings: backlight, weapon jam (easy mode), rumble, sound, reset save.
• Made for the Pebble Time 2 (Emery) colour screen; plays entirely offline.
• Also plays on the round Pebble Round 2 (Gabbro). A round screen looks the
  same in any orientation, so there you hold the watch normally; no sound.
• Available in English, Nederlands, Français, Deutsch and Español, following
  your watch's system language automatically.
• Progress, records and collectibles saved on the watch.

A one-button deep-sea dive.

Hold to swim up, let go to sink. Dodge rocks and jellyfish, grab pearls and air, upgrade your gear, and dive as deep as you dare.

PebbleDiver is a one-button arcade dive for the Pebble Time 2. Hold SELECT to
swim up, hold DOWN to dive faster, let go to sink — that's the whole control
scheme. Dodge rocks and jellyfish on the way down, scoop up pearls and air
bubbles, and see how deep you can go before your oxygen runs out.

Pearls carry over between runs. Spend them in the shop on a bigger oxygen
tank, faster fins, a lamp that pulls nearby pearls and bubbles toward you, or
a sword. The deeper you go, the darker the water and the faster the
current — and from 30 m down, sharks start hunting you instead of just
drifting past. Dodge them, or equip a sword and tap UP (or the touchscreen)
to fend one off for extra pearls. Legend says a magic Pebble waits deep below
for divers who have fully equipped themselves. Whether that legend is true is
for you to find out.

FEATURES
• Genuine one-button gameplay: hold to rise, release to sink, DOWN for a
  burst of extra descent speed.
• Oxygen meter with a fair "pity" system — bubbles never stay scarce for
  long, so a dry spell never turns into an unfair death.
• Pearls persist between runs — build up your stash and gear up over time.
• Shop with four upgrades, five levels each: Oxygen tank, Fins, Lamp, Sword.
• Sharks actively hunt you from 30 m down — dodge them, or fend one off with
  a sword (UP or a screen tap) for a pearl payout.
• Water darkens and the current quickens the deeper you dive, for a real
  sense of descent.
• Made for the Pebble Time 2 (Emery) color screen; also plays on the round
  Pebble Round 2 (Gabbro), without sound there.
• Plays entirely offline — no phone app, no internet connection needed.
• Available in English, Nederlands, Français, Deutsch and Español, following
  your watch's system language automatically.
• Your pearls and upgrades are saved on the watch itself.

Track your time in Kimai, straight from your wrist.

Start, stop and switch Kimai time tracking from your Pebble. Recent activities in one press. Touch on PT2. 5 languages.

PebbleKimai puts your self-hosted Kimai time tracking on your wrist. The home
screen is a card: the project you are booking on, the activity you are on, and
a big ticking elapsed time — or, when idle, your last activity with a one-press
"Start again". Tap the time to stop, long-press Down for the activities you ran
recently, or open the full list to start something else. The Kimai server always
stays the source of truth.

FEATURES
• Start screen at a glance — project, activity and a big ticking elapsed time,
  or your last activity with a one-press restart when idle.
• Recent activities — one long press shows the last five activities you ran,
  across every project. Picking one books it on its own project and selects
  that project on the watch, so an activity bound to another project just works.
• Touchscreen on Pebble Time 2, using the watch's own touch navigation: tap a
  row to start/stop/switch, swipe right to go back — the same feel as every
  other menu on the watch. On the start screen, each part does what it shows:
  tap the elapsed time to stop, the project to change it, the icon for your
  recent activities. Physical buttons keep working everywhere.
• Active-project row on the watch — tap to choose the project time is booked on;
  long-press to choose a customer, and the project list filters to that customer.
  Your latest choice is remembered on the watch.
• Shows your global activities plus the activities bound to the active project.
• One press to start when idle. Stop and switch each ask for a single
  confirmation, so a running timer is never stopped by accident — including a
  stray tap on the screen.
• Live, drift-free elapsed time: the watch always recomputes it from the
  server's start time, so it stays accurate even after a reconnect.
• The running timer in the app list, ticking on after the app closes.
• Optional tones on start and stop, and a green backlight while a timer runs
  (Pebble Time 2). List rows follow your watch's text size.
• Available in English, Nederlands, Français, Deutsch and Español — on the watch
  and in the settings — following your watch language or set manually.
• Privacy: your API token stays on the phone and is never sent to the watch.

SETUP
1. In Kimai, create an API token (your profile → API Access).
2. In the Pebble app, open PebbleKimai settings and enter your server URL and
   token. Reopen settings to pick a default project (and customer, if you have
   more than one). You can change both on the watch anytime.

Your phone needs network access to your Kimai instance (same network, or via a
reverse proxy / VPN). HTTPS with a valid certificate is recommended.

Works on Pebble Time / Time 2 (Basalt, Chalk, Emery), the Pebble Round 2
(Gabbro), the Pebble 2 Duo (Flint) and the Aplite and Diorite platforms.

Your Todoist tasks on your wrist — add them by voice.

Browse Todoist by list, label or Today, read details and subtasks, tick tasks off, and dictate new ones. Touch on PT2. 5 languages.

PebbleDoist puts Todoist on your wrist. The overview opens on a Today row, the
lists you picked (each with its open-task count) and your labels. Open a list to
see its tasks with their due dates, select one to read its description, labels
and subtasks, and tick things off as you go — instantly, with a short undo
window before anything reaches Todoist. Adding a task takes one press and your
voice: dictate it, and natural-language dates like "friday" land as a real due
date.

FEATURES
• Today — everything due today or overdue, each row prefixed with the list it
  belongs to and its due date underneath.
• Labels — browse your Todoist labels and see every task carrying one, across
  all your lists.
• Details — a task's full title, deadline, description and labels as coloured
  badges, with its open subtasks listed underneath, each with a checkbox.
• Add by voice — dictate a new task, or a new subtask straight into the task you
  are looking at. Bound to Quick Launch, one press starts the dictation.
• Complete or delete — a task's menu completes it in Todoist right away, or
  deletes it after a confirmation. Optional quick-complete turns a single press
  into a tick, with an undo window.
• Touchscreen on Pebble Time 2: tap a row to open it or tick it off, drag to
  scroll, swipe right to go back. One tap is enough everywhere. The buttons keep
  working exactly as they did.
• Timeline pins (optional) — tasks due in the next few days appear on the Pebble
  timeline with a reminder that buzzes at the deadline, and completing or
  rescheduling a task clears or moves its pin.
• Text size — follows your watch's text size, or pick small, medium or large
  task rows from the phone.
• Today's count in the app list, and an optional tone when you tick a task off.
• Made for the Pebble Time 2, also built for the Pebble Round 2 and Pebble 2
  Duo.
• Available in English, Nederlands, Français, Deutsch and Español — on the watch
  and in the settings — following your watch language or set manually.
• Privacy: your Todoist API token stays on the phone and is never sent to the
  watch.

SETUP
1. In Todoist, copy your API token (Settings → Integrations → Developer).
2. On the phone, open PebbleDoist's settings, paste the token and save. Reopen
   the settings to tick the lists you want on the watch, choose the start
   screen, and optionally turn on timeline pins.
3. Optional: bind PebbleDoist to Quick Launch for a one-press "speak a task".

Polly — your talking parrot

Polly is a colourful parrot for your Pebble Time 2 that actually talks out loud
through the watch speaker.

- **SELECT** — dictate a sentence and Polly speaks it back.
- **UP** — ask a question and Polly answers in a sentence or two, powered by
  Google Gemini's free tier.
- **DOWN** — pick one of your own preset "quick phrases" and say it instantly.

Speech is generated by Google Cloud Text-to-Speech, with dozens of languages and
voices to choose from. Between chats the parrot blinks, tilts its head, steps,
hops and flaps on its branch.

Requires a Pebble Time 2 (speaker + microphone). Bring your own free Google API
keys — Cloud Text-to-Speech for the voice, and an AI Studio (Gemini) key for the
optional ask-AI button. Both are entered in the app settings and stay on your
phone. Voice, language, volume, animation frequency and quick phrases are all
configurable.

Your Uptime Kuma status page, on your wrist.

Watch your Uptime Kuma monitors from your Pebble: uptime, ping and heartbeats per monitor, with status-coloured cards. Touch on PT2.

PebbleKuma shows the monitors from your own Uptime Kuma status page on a Pebble
Time 2. The list is a clean white page: a coloured status dot, the monitor name
and its 24-hour uptime, so one glance tells you whether anything needs you.
Select a monitor for a card in the colour of its state, with the numbers that
matter when something is off — ping with min/avg/max, when it was last checked,
the last message, and a heartbeat graph of recent checks. Up and down page
straight through to the next monitor.

FEATURES
• Monitor list — status dot (green up, red down, yellow pending, blue
  maintenance), name and 24h uptime on every row.
• Monitor cards — the background is a soft pastel of the monitor's status, with
  a vector status icon, an uptime badge, current ping with min/avg/max, the
  check type, the time of the last check, the last message when something is
  wrong, and a heartbeat bar graph.
• Paging — up and down move between monitors in the current sort order, without
  going back to the list.
• Sorting — by page order, by name, or by status with problems first (down,
  pending, maintenance, up, then lowest uptime). Set a default in the settings,
  change it on the fly from the in-app menu.
• Several status pages — configure more than one and switch between them from
  the menu.
• Touchscreen on Pebble Time 2: drag the list to scroll, tap a monitor to open
  its card, flick up or down to page between monitors, swipe right to go back.
  The buttons do everything the touchscreen does.
• The page's status in the app list ("2 DOWN · 14:06"), so you can check
  without opening the app.
• On the Pebble Time 2 the colour backlight turns red while something is down
  and amber while something is pending.
• Monitor names follow your watch's text size.
• Also built for the Pebble Round 2 and the black-and-white Pebble 2 Duo.
• Animated where it helps: the uptime percentage counts up and the heartbeat
  bars sweep in, on entry and when paging.
• Clear empty states, so "not configured yet" never looks like "everything is
  down".

SETUP
1. In Uptime Kuma, create (or open) a status page and note its slug.
2. In the Pebble phone app, open PebbleKuma's settings and fill in your Uptime
   Kuma URL and the status page slug. Add more pages if you have them, and pick
   the default sort order.

Your phone needs network access to your Uptime Kuma instance (same network, or
through a reverse proxy or VPN). Requires a Pebble Time 2.

A vector watchface that tracks whatever matters to you.

Bold vector digits with progress bars for steps, daylight, battery or your own JSON stat - plus weather, sunrise/sunset and a light theme.

Demi is a configurable watchface for the Pebble Time 2 (also built for the
Pebble Round 2 and Pebble 2 Duo), built around large
anti-aliased vector digits and progress bars that stay out of the way until you
need them. Track steps, calories, distance, battery, how much daylight is left,
how much of the week has gone, or your own JSON feed. Round out the bottom row
with date, weather, sunrise/sunset, battery, heart rate or your next alarm —
pick any three.

Dark or light: the whole face flips between white-on-black and black-on-white,
and a light accent colour is darkened automatically on white so your choice
stays readable either way.

FEATURES
• Large FCTX vector digits (hours/minutes), scaled from the real screen size —
  no fixed layout, so it adapts under the Timeline Quick View peek.
• Dark and light themes. Every colour is chosen per theme, including the
  weather icons; nothing has to be reconfigured when you switch.
• Three layouts: vertical (hours above minutes), horizontal (hours beside
  minutes, vertical bar), or horizontal with two independent bars, each
  tracking its own metric and optionally its own colour.
• Progress bar sources: steps, battery, calories, distance, daylight
  remaining, day/week/month/year elapsed, or a custom JSON url of your own.
• Your own goals. Set where the steps, calorie and distance bars reach 100%,
  or enter 0 and the watch uses your own daily average from its health
  history. An optional mark shows where you normally stand at this time of
  day, so you can read today against your usual pace.
• Sunrise and sunset, from the same weather request — no extra setup. A widget
  shows whichever comes next, and the day-elapsed bar marks both on its track,
  so you can see at a glance how much daylight is behind you.
• Beside the bar: icon + value, icon only, or nothing (lengthens the track).
  Swap icon and value to reverse the fill direction. A tap on the wrist can
  reveal the hidden details for a few seconds — so a face kept deliberately
  bare still gives up its numbers on demand.
• Tap to see the seconds or the full date, without leaving the watchface.
• Three configurable bottom-row widgets (left/middle/right): date, weather,
  sunrise/sunset, battery (graphical glyph + %), heart rate, or the next
  alarm within 24 hours.
• 12-colour accent palette, 8 hour/minute contrast schemes including
  accent-tinted variants tuned for e-paper.
• Metric or imperial: distance follows your watch's own measurement setting,
  or pin it to kilometres or miles.
• Automatic status icons: Quiet Time and Bluetooth-disconnected indicators.
• Weather via Open-Meteo — no API key, no account. Persists across launches so
  returning to the face never flashes a placeholder.
• English, Nederlands, Français, Deutsch and Español — for the date and for
  the settings page, or following your watch's own language.

CUSTOM JSON METRIC
Point "Custom 1" or "Custom 2" at a url returning
`{"items":[{"name":"...","value":0-100}]}` (item 0 → Custom 1, item 1 →
Custom 2) to track anything you can turn into a percentage — a self-hosted
stat, a script's output, whatever you track. The url stays on your phone and
is never sent to the watch; only the resulting percentage and a matching
icon (hourglass / burst / generic gauge, picked from the item's name) cross
Bluetooth. Refreshed every few minutes; oversized or malformed responses are
refused rather than parsed.

PRIVACY
Weather and sunrise times are fetched by your phone from Open-Meteo using your
location; nothing else leaves the watch. Health data is read on the watch and
never transmitted. If you configure a custom JSON url, the url itself stays in
your phone's storage — only the fetched percentage reaches the watch.