1Pebble Impostor
GamesThe second version of Pebble Impostor
32Murmur
Tools & UtilitiesSpeak to ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Mistral and more, straight from your watch.
4Hourly Steps
Health & FitnessHourly 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
95/10/15
Daily5/10/15 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.
0Baby Watch Reborn XL
DailyAdds extra features to Baby Watch Reborn
1Tútt - Cepillado
Tools & UtilitiesTútt es un temporizador de 3 minutos para guiar tu cepillado dental, dividido en 6 tramos de 30 segundos. Cuenta regresiva de 3s antes de iniciar, vibración doble al cambiar de tramo, barra de progreso visual y colores personalizables (fondo y letras). Pausa en cualquier momento con un toque.
6TALLY
Tools & UtilitiesNever lose count, keep the score, export as needed.
5Daily Poem
DailyEnjoy a daily poem from poetrydb.org! Query random poems, save poems and favorite poets, dictation-search for a poet, and find a random poem by your favorite poet!
3ROLL
Tools & UtilitiesDice fiends beware...
4PoketchCoinFlip+
Tools & UtilitiesA fork of GamerJrdn's recreation of the Poketch's coin flipping app for the Pebble with the goal of adding features centered around Pebble Time 2 . This is the first app that I've ever worked on for Pebble, and I'm not too experienced with C, so it may be a little buggy.
3JW Daily Text
DailyRead today's Bible text and commentary on your Pebble. Works offline, preselects your watch language, with color UI, smooth day animations and touch scrolling.
2Pebble Imposter
GamesThe impostor word game now on pebble
4OwnTone Remote
RemotesControl your OwnTone (owntone/owntone) music server from your Pebble watch. Browse results, play/pause, skip tracks, and adjust volume or outputs without touching your phone. Features - Search and browse results - Play, pause, next, previous - Adjust volume and switch outputs - Favorite items and quick access
15Bibble
DailyA Bible app for Pebble with modern features Hold Select to jump to a Book, Chapter, or Verse via dictation, e.g. "Psalms 23"
14PinHole
Tools & UtilitiesCheck security-camera snapshots from your Pebble Time 2. PinHole is built for fast wrist checks when you just want to know what is happening at the front door, garage, driveway, or any other configured camera. Use the hardware buttons to switch cameras, press SELECT to refresh, and keep the last good snapshot on screen while the next frame loads. Connect to go2rtc, Frigate, UniFi Protect, or direct HTTP(S) JPEG snapshot URLs. Snapshot requests are made by your paired phone directly to the endpoint you configure; PinHole does not operate a proxy or external service. The optional UniFi cloud connector is used only when you select and configure it. Features: - Quick camera checks without opening your phone - Button-first controls for easy one-handed use - Multiple configured cameras - Frigate account, HTTP Basic, Bearer-token, and X-API-Key authentication - Manual refresh with SELECT - Previous snapshot stays visible while refreshing - Clear setup, loading, retry, and error states Requires: - Pebble Time 2 - A supported camera service or direct JPEG snapshot URL reachable from your paired phone - go2rtc, Frigate, UniFi Protect, or a custom HTTP(S) endpoint - Any account, API key, or trusted HTTPS certificate required by that endpoint PinHole shows still snapshots only, not live video. Credentials are stored in PinHole's local app storage on the paired phone and are never sent to the watch or a PinHole server. HTTP does not encrypt credentials or images, so authenticated HTTP should be used only on a trusted network. Disclaimer: This app was developed with the assistance of AI.