Access GitHub Gists on your wrist!

- Simple configuration with just a Gist ID
- Support for multiple files in one Gist
- Markdown files are rendered with basic formatting (headings, lists, etc.)

Whether you are a tourist exploring a new city or a local wanting to uncover the hidden history of your hometown: 
WikiRadius turns every simple walk into an interactive journey of discovery.

The app uses your smartphone’s high-precision GPS to scan your current coordinates and automatically delivers fascinating facts about landmarks, historical sites, and geographical features right to your wrist. No manual searching required, just start walking, and the world around you begins to "speak".

How the Smart 3-Stage Radar Works
WikiRadius isn't a normal browser; it's a pure "location-to-information" bridge. To always show you the most relevant destination, an intelligent search logic works in the background in three stages:

Local Area (200m): The app primarily searches for major, relevant Wikipedia articles in your immediate vicinity.

Monument Scanner (200m): If there is no Wikipedia entry, WikiRadius taps into OpenStreetMap, explicitly searching for hidden historical monuments or structures (historic).

Wide-Angle Radar (1km): If your direct surroundings are completely empty, the app automatically expands its search radius to 1,000 meters to find the next major destination for you.

Display Symbols Explained
So you know exactly what the radar has locked onto at a glance, WikiRadius uses special visual indicators in the headline:

No Prefix (e.g., Space Needle): A classic Wikipedia article in your immediate vicinity (under 200m).

The [H] Symbol (e.g., [H] Old Water Tower): A historical monument, building, or relic found via the OpenStreetMap scanner.

The Double Arrow >> (e.g., >> Golden Gate Bridge): A destination from the wide-angle radar. It is further away (up to 1km) but serves as an excellent long-distance goal for your walk. Once you cross the 200m mark, the arrow disappears.

Key Features
Live Navigation Cockpit: A smooth real-time compass and dynamic distance display guide you to your discovery, meter by meter.

Smart Feedback: Your watch vibrates subtly only when a new destination appears on the radar. No annoying continuous vibrations while navigating.


Universal Compatibility: Flawlessly supports all Pebble models (Emery, Basalt, Chalk, Diorite, Aplite, Gabbro...), adapting its UI perfectly to round, rectangular, color, and monochrome screens.

Independent Integration: WikiRadius retrieves public data from the Wikipedia API and Overpass API to deliver high-quality knowledge. However, the app is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Wikimedia Foundation or OpenStreetMap. It acts purely as an independent, location-based client.

Discover what you would have otherwise just walked right past.

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Real-time Melbourne public transport departures on your Pebble smartwatch.

YarraTrak shows live train, tram, and V/Line departure times directly on your wrist. Configure your favourite stations and get instant, glanceable info, with vibration patterns that encode the wait time, so you know when to leave without looking at the screen. It also keeps you aware of upcoming and current disruptions to services on your favourite lines.

It also includes an AI assistant where you can natural language questions ("next train from Richmond to the city"), to obtain information of services that are outside of your favourites list, via the dictation feature.

The app comes pre-loaded with 4 demo entries. Open it and you'll see live departures immediately
Open Settings on your phone to customise your favourite stations.

The server collects anonymous metrics about query and request volumes so performance and scalability can be monitored over time. (I don't want to flood PTV's API too much).

The endpoint server uses Department of Transport and Planning (DTP) data but is not affiliated with DTP or PTV / Transport Victoria.

Apollo — Sun Tracking on Your Wrist

Apollo lets you save multiple locations from the phone settings page and sync them to your Pebble, so you can check sunrise and sunset times for each place right on your watch.

It shows dawn, dusk, golden hour, sunrise, and sunset, with all calculations done directly on the watch.

The main screen highlights the time remaining until the next key solar event, and you can use the up and down buttons to view today’s and tomorrow’s detailed sun times.

This app pulls gage height from river monitoring locations tracked by USGS. It then plots the last week of data, scaling automatically to your screen. The ID will default to a location near downtown Iowa City, IA. However, you can update the ID in the settings page at any time and the graph will update once you press save. Units can also be selected between feet and meters.

DISCLAIMER : This app contains code generated by Gemini. The vast majority of which is in the index.js file.

A comprehensive control interface for Home Assistant on your Pebble smartwatch. Monitor sensors, control lights, manage music, and chat with your home, all from your wrist with a high-contrast, readable interface.
Key Features

    Sensor Monitoring: Display a specific sensor (e.g., car battery, power usage) directly on the main screen with a visual gauge and large, readable fonts.
    Light Control: Quick menu to toggle selected lights on and off.
    Home Assistant Chat: Send and receive text messages to Home Assistant (requires input_text). Supports voice dictation (on microphone-enabled models) and customizable canned messages.
    Music Control: Control active media players (Play/Pause, Volume, Next/Prev Track).
    Accessible Design: High-contrast black-on-white interface with color support for modern Pebble models (Time, Time Round, P2).

Home Assistant Requirements

To use all features, add the following to your configuration.yaml or create the helpers via UI:

    Chat: Create an input_text entity named pebble_chat.

    input_text:
      pebble_chat:
        name: Pebble Chat
        initial: ""
        max: 255

    CORS (Important for Configuration): To allow the Pebble app configuration page to fetch your lights list, you must enable CORS:

    http:
      cors_allowed_origins:
        - "*"

App Configuration

    Open the app settings within the Pebble mobile app.
    Enter your Home Assistant URL (e.g., https://your-home.duckdns.org or local IP if on WiFi).
    Enter a Long-Lived Access Token (create one in your HA User Profile -> Long-Lived Access Tokens).
    Enter your Nickname for the chat.
    Select the Lights you want to control and the Sensor to display on the home screen.

Note: If the configuration page fails to load your entities, ensure CORS is correctly configured in Home Assistant (see requirements above).
Controls

Main Screen:

    UP: Open Music Control.
    SELECT: Open Lights Menu.
    DOWN: Open Chat.

Lights Menu:

    UP/DOWN: Scroll through lights.
    SELECT: Toggle On/Off.
    SHAKE (Wrist): Toggle the currently selected light.

Chat:

    UP/DOWN: Scroll through message history.
    SELECT: Open dictation or canned messages menu.

Music:

    UP/DOWN (Click): Previous / Next Track.
    UP/DOWN (Long Press): Volume Up / Down.
    SELECT: Play / Pause.

Keep track of your captured Pokémon from the Generation 6 games right from your wrist.

Featuring the complete set of all 721 Pokémon from the X and Y versions.

Track both the Kalos region and the National Pokedex.

Because checking your phone during a race is basically a time penalty.

F1 Calendar shows the full season on your wrist — upcoming sessions with countdown times, live positions and gaps when the lights go out, and podium results the moment the chequered flag drops. Cancelled races get the CNCL badge of shame.

No login. No API key. No excuses for missing the start.

Up/Down to scroll races. Select for details. Long-press Select to refresh.

Petress is a falling-blocks puzzle game for Pebble Time 2 (Emery). Seven adorable animal tiles (long dog, hamster, owl, worm, caterpillar, penguin, llama) drop as familiar shapes. Clear full rows to score, level up, and survive as gravity speeds up across **100 levels**.

London Underground Tracker is a fast, real-time app for departures and navigating the Tube on Pebble. It started quite small (single-station departures) but grew into a full-featured, glanceable Underground app. If there are any fixes or additions you want to see, please reach out!

A few notable features…
- Current London Tube line service status
- See live departures, platforms, and timings across all Underground and Overground stations
- View approximate tube locations and crowding data
- Find your closest stations and jump straight into live departures
- Simple route finder for tube-to-tube travel with changes

Disclaimer: This app is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Transport for London (TfL).

Showing incoming buses to your nearby station (using Israeli API)
This app comes from my long time need to keep my phone in my pocket while I wait for the bus.

UP: previous nearby stop
DOWN: next nearby stop
MIDDLE (short press): refresh arrivals for current stop
MIDDLE (long press, 0.7s): force GPS re-locate

Viber is an app that vibrates your watch!

Currently there are 2 different modes:
1. Constant vibration
2. On/Off vibration that pulses in 50ms intervals

Once you choose a vibration, press any button to vibrate and then press any button to pause vibration

Note: This app can drain battery rather quickly

A tooth-brushing timer divided into four sections — your wrist vibrates at each transition.

Adjust the duration per section (up/down), swap color themes (long press select), or pause and cancel mid-brush.

Supports app glances: start the timer, close the app, come back when your wrist tells you to.

STOXX Stock Tracker lets you track prices, set alerts, as well as track entries and P/L. You can even set a target price to monitor. Instructions in the app and watch.
Requires a free API key from finnhub.io, paste your API key in the Settings page to use the app.

Cobble is a Pebble app that writes Pebble apps. Talk to your watch, get a bespoke app — stopwatch, dice, compass, whatever. Generated on demand, lives in your launcher, disappears when you're done with it.