TTC Subway & Bus — Toronto transit at a glance, right on your wrist.

Get real-time bus and streetcar arrivals for up to 5 saved locations (4 routes each), with countdowns that keep ticking between refreshes. Set a per-stop walk time and the watch buzzes the moment you need to leave to catch your bus. Check subway status for Lines 1, 2, 4, 5 and 6.  Pick your favourite stations to filter alerts to just the ones that affect your commute, or long-press for all active outages.

Features:

Live arrival countdowns with "Arriving" and data-freshness indicators
"Leave now" vibration based on your walk time to each stop
Smart auto-refresh that speeds up as your bus gets closer
Subway alerts filtered by your favourite stations
Light and dark themes
Easy setup from the phone settings page, just enter the route and stop numbers from any TTC bus stop sign

Find your way back to a saved point. Drop a pin at your location and Backtrack shows a compass-oriented arrow and the distance back to it, and buzzes when you arrive. Great for finding your car, your tent, or a meeting point. Uses your phone's GPS. Localised in 6 languages.

Android 16 Google Maps live notification navigation directions to Pebble. Companion app is in Google play closed testing and will require more testers to be opened to public. Please send your google play email address via the Contact developer button and I can add you as a tester. (Can be downloaded from https://lumie.red/pebblenavi_v14.apk but will not work anymore after september)

Companion app update v1.3: Autolaunch of watchapp when navigation starts. 
Companion app update v1.4: Autolaunch timer reset. First attempt to filter non-navigation notifications from Google maps. 

Samsung OneUI support is still incomplete.

"Oh hi MARC!" MARC Tracker is a real-time MARC (Maryland Area Rail Commuter) and VRE (Virginia Railway Express) train status app, allowing you to follow trains on all 5 DMV-area regional passenger railroad lines at the touch of a button. 

Features:
- See upcoming stops, arrival times, and estimated delays for all trains.
- View current service alerts for MARC trains (VRE service alerts not currently supported)
- Favorite up to 4 trains and 2 stations for quick glances, or scroll through the timetables to view every active, scheduled, completed, and canceled train today.
- Works with Pebble Time 2, Pebble Round 2, Pebble 2 Duo, Pebble 2, Pebble Time Round, Pebble Time, and Pebble Time Steel.

Originally inspired by the MARC Map app for iOS by Quinn Patwardhan and Pebble apps for many other regional rail services. Uses Maryland Department of Transportation (MDOT) and Virginia Railway Express (VRE) data but is not in any way affiliated with or endorsed by MDOT, MARC, or VRE.

A calculator! On a watch! No one has ever thought of this before! Now that the Pebble Time 2's touchscreen is enabled, let's CALCULATE!

New for summer 2026: Scientific Functions! All the math functionality you could ever want! (Press the center button or swipe on the screen to change pages!)

Features:
- Add, subtract, multiply, divide! All your favorite basic operations are here!
- Behold the power of science! Includes all standard scientific calculator functionality, including trig functions, square roots, logarithms, and more!
- Touch targets optimized to be as large as possible for Time 2 screen, including full support for drag-away touch cancellation, ensuring that you are able to press the numbers you want!
- Automatically switches numeric display between a large font, a small font, and scientific notation to allow you to do math with unreasonably large numbers!
- Smaller secondary numeric display shows last performed calculation (in standard mode) and y-register (in RPN mode) so you can remember what you doing!
- Option to always enable the backlight for those grueling late-night calculation sessions

**** Featuring RPN mode! ****
Have you grown weary of the same old calculator layout? Well then, why not try enabling RPN mode from the settings! RPN, Reverse Polish Notation, is an alternative way of inputting calculations favored by financial professionals and other math enthusiasts for decades! Using RPN mode, you gain precise control over how and when calculations are performed! Never worry about operator precedence again!

Let the calculation begin!

Pick sounds from your phone. Play them through your Pebble's speakers. All on-device. It's that simple, folks.

AirCheck gives you a fast, simple answer to one question:
should you go outside right now?

Using real-time air quality (AQI) and weather data, AirCheck gives you a simple, instant recommendation:

GO OUT
CAUTION
STAY IN

Features
- Real-time AQI and weather courtesy of Open-Meteo
- Temperature-aware recommendations
- Thunderstorm safety override
- Clear reason text explaining each recommendation
- Simple, easy-to-read interface
- Manual refresh on launch and button press
- Works across all Pebble watch types

No clutter. No confusing settings. Just a clear answer when you need it.

Hello BornHack 2026

This app allows you to touch grass - everywhere!

Features:
 • Touch (the) Grass
 • Sun follows time of day-ish

A touch calendar watchapp for Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Round 2.
Shows the month with a dot on every day that has events; tap a day for an agenda you can scroll through. Syncs from iCloud and Google Calendar.

iCloud calendar link:
1. iPhone: Calendar app → Calendars → tap the ⓘ next to a calendar → enable Public Calendar → Share Link → Copy.
2. Paste the `webcal://…` link into a calendar row in Settings.(Public sharing is read-only and needs no password.)

Google calendar link:
On a computer at calendar.google.com:
1. Hover the calendar → ⋮ → Settings and sharing.
2. Easiest (public): under "Access permissions", tick "Make available to public", then copy the share link (the `…?cid=…` URL) — the app converts it automatically.
3. Private (keep it unlisted): scroll to "Integrate calendar" → copy "Secret address in iCal format (ends in `.ics`).
4. Paste the link into a calendar row in Settings.

Credits
App menu icon adapted from [pebble-dev/iconography
(https://github.com/pebble-dev/iconography)
Watch screenshots for banner created using (https://pebble-render.aru.dev/)

The second version of Pebble Impostor

Unofficial Timetable watchapp for Liquicity 2026.

Browse shows, plan your festival, and get reminders when a show you don't want to miss is coming up.

Browse shows by day or stage, click into a show to save it to your timeline. Press down when on a Show Details page to see all shows that overlap with the selected set or are beginning within an hour of it wrapping up.

Credits go to Eric Lindholm whose Festival Schedule watchapp code I used for this one. That's why I linked his repo here.
Thanks so much for the detailed documentation!

Have fun at Liquicity everyone! 🧡

Speak to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral and more, straight from your watch.

Hourly Steps mimics Fitbit's "Reminder to Move" functionality but with way more user control.

Through App settings you can adjust:

- What hour to start getting reminders
- How many minutes before the end of the hour to get reminded to move
- How many hours you want to be reminded to move
- The minimum steps you want to be reminded to do each hour
- What your daily step goal is
- What days of the week you want to receive reminders
- All the colors used in the app's visual appearance

Hourly Steps will even help you reach your daily step goals by splitting that goal by your active hours and showing it as a stretch goal after hitting the minimum.  For example: if you want to do 10,000 steps a day and be active for 10 hours a day, it'll show a stretch goal of 1,000 steps each hour after finishing the minimum steps.  That stretch goal will automatically adjust if you get closer to that goal or fall behind, creating a "deficit" or "surplus" value that shows how on track you are.  You'll even get a Fireworks show upon completion of daily steps.

Please allow an hour after installing for the app to establish steps at the start of the next hour.  It may show an incorrect hourly steps value until then.

Note: Due to Pebble limitations around tracking steps within a specific time frame, this app uses a background worker to get steps at the start of each hour and determine when to open the app for reminders.  You can optionally turn this off if you need the background worker for something else.  This will cause Hourly Steps to use wakeup timers instead, however that has some limitations.  Since there can only be one Foreground app at a time, it'll close down any other app you have open even if it doesn't need to remind you of steps.  This will happen once at the start of an hour and once during active hours at the reminder minute you set (but not outside of active hours).  It may also fail to use the timers entirely if another app has scheduled a wakeup for the same minute  This should not happen with background worker active.  Because of this I highly recommend keeping the background worker active.

Fireworks code adapted from:

https://apps.repebble.com/fireworks-particle-effects-glancing_5592dc3e53d39fc50500006b

The classic fortune-telling toy, reborn on your wrist. Concentrate on your question, give your Pebble a shake, and the answer rises through the murk.

All 20 canonical answers, faithfully preserved
Two bonus answer packs: IT Diagnostics and Movie/TV
Build your own answer list from your phone

How to consult the ball:
Shake your wrist (or press Select) to reveal an answer
Ask another question and shake again
Long-press Select the up/down to switch answer packs
Open settings on your phone to add your own answers

5/10/15 is a highly configurable interval timer for Pebble. Starts with four ready-made lists — Work Loop, Long Loop, Quick Loop, and Morning Routine. Full add, delete, and edit support means build your own! The watch counts down and vibrates when it’s time to switch. Loop lists restart automatically; one-shot lists announce when you’re done.
State persists across app exits, so you can check your watchface without losing your place.
• Select — play/pause
• Up/Down — skip tasks
• Long Select — reset current task
• Long Down — back to the List of Lists

Named in tribute to the classic iPhone app 30/30.