Control your Lovense toy discreetly from your wrist. Choose an open Basic remote-control face, or a Discrete face (Analog or Digital) that looks like an ordinary watch to everyone but you — vibration level and pattern are read entirely from hand position and color, never a number on screen. Fully customizable colors, with a Toy Settings screen for connection status and multi-toy groups.

This app is created independently by its developer and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by Lovense or Pebble/Core Devices/Rebble.

Built with the assistance of Claude (Claude Sonnet 5, Anthropic).

Lock and unlock, open the frunk and trunk, set the climate and seat heat, and check charging, all from your wrist.

- Battery, range, inside temperature, and distance and direction to your car
- Climate on/off and temperature, with optional split driver/passenger
- Seat heat and cooling for every seat, heated steering wheel, defrost
- Charging: start/stop, charge limit, amps, charge port, nearby Superchargers
- Sentry, Guest Mode, Dog and Camp mode, cabin overheat protection, windows, lights and horn
- Cybertruck: tailgate and powered tonneau
- Works with Model 3, Model S, Model X, Model Y and Cybertruck
- Touch support on Pebble Time 2, Round 2 and Pebble 2 Duo

The watch always shows what the car reports, and updates as soon as the car accepts a change.

Setup takes about 10 minutes, once: open the app's settings in the Pebble phone app and follow the four steps. Your car key stays on your phone. Everything runs on your phone through Tesla's official Fleet API; Tesla's free monthly allowance covers normal personal use.

Not affiliated with or endorsed by Tesla, Inc.

Simple tailscale app for viewing stats.

Requires my Tailscale plugin (make sure the new plugin support is enabled)

Real-time Journey Planner for NMBS/SNCB that counts down until your train leaves

OpenCode Status puts your OpenCode sessions on your Pebble. See running sessions, questions, permission requests, and unread replies at a glance. Open a session to read its latest reply, answer questions, review permissions, or dictate a new prompt. Requires the OpenCode Pebble plugin, a reachable OpenCode V2 server, and plugins enabled in the Pebble app.

Have you ever been annoyed that your watch notifications were a separate storage bucket of stale notices you may have already seen on your phone? Ever swap to an Android watch and miss the notification unification? 

Well Notification Center 2 (https://github.com/matejdro/PebbleNotificationCenter2) was great, but I forked it and really went nuts merging code from the now open source PebbleOS. This is a complete duplication of the stock notification system, enhanced, and most importantly, a full sync to your phone's notification shade. Dismiss a notification on one, it poofs from the other, either in real time or the next time you check the app. 

You can use this app to replace the stock notifications, or you can keep stock ones on and use this to check notifications. If you use this app for notifications, you can set it to interrupt your active watch app, or wait for a watch face so it doesn't kill your open app (a choice based on a limitation of PebbleOS).

You can set it to not notify your watch if your phone is unlocked since you'll see the notification there anyway. There are tons of other settings too!

Billy is a spiritual successor to the legendary Bobby, itself an homage to the mythical Snowy the Dog. Katherine Berry has stepped away from Pebble development, but she generously left Bobby open source. I have attempted to take the reins and update it with my own spin. 

Billy has several modes. Just install it, and it's Bobby with a more powerful, up to date Gemini model and a few other tricks. Good for iPhone users. 

Install it with the companion app, and it gets WAY more powerful. Great for Android users who are willing to sideload, because I'm too lazy to publish on Google Play. 

But there's a third mode. One to really knock your socks off if you're willing to do the nerdy setup. Provide your own API keys and Google permissions, and, while also preserving what made Bobby so special - timeline pins and timers and alarms handled by PebbleOS -this app attempts to recreate a Pixel Watch Gemini experience on Pebble. With full Gemini, you can invoke almost anything your Phone Gemini can do. Ask it to find you an ancient email and reply to it for you. Ask it to search Google Photos for a 10 year old picture of a bird and it will show you in the watch. Ask for directions somewhere and get a map on your watch. Ask for it to make you a Google Sheets spreadsheet with... you get the point. 

The companion app walks you though the steps for setup.

A Telegram client for Pebble. New release does not require a companion app or a service running anywhere. Everything is kept securely in your phone. Works for Android and probably iOS, but I haven't tested iOS yet as I don't have an iPhone.  Documentation is on the Github page. 

ChaOS: A Pocket Playground for Pebble Time 2

Tiny games. Odd adventures. A little chaos on your wrist.

ChaOS turns your Pebble Time 2 into an offline playground of games, collectibles, and strange things to discover. Raise a pixel companion, beat an arcade challenge, take a weird expedition, or compose a tiny tune.

Open it for a quick distraction or stay for one more high score. Your pixel pal will be there either way.

MEET YOUR PIXEL PAL

Boop, feed, dress up, and tuck in your companion for a power nap. Five characters (Cat, Blob, Robot, Frog, and Fox) and a growing wardrobe of headwear unlock as you play.

Your pal never dies. There are no missed-day punishments, no streak penalties, and no purchases for cosmetics. Play at your own pace.

FOUR GAMES, FOUR CHALLENGES

- Byte Dodge: Dodge falling blocks, grab gold, and survive an increasingly hectic run
- Signal Match: Watch the sequence, then repeat it as the pattern grows
- Glitch Maze: Navigate a new generated maze every day, with trail markers to guide you
- Pulse Lock: Stop the moving marker in the target zone and open five locks before you run out of chances

High scores are saved on the watch. No leaderboard, no account.

EXPLORE SOMETHING STRANGE

Take a three-stop expedition and make a choice at every encounter. There are 12 encounter types and 12 souvenir cards to collect.

Earn XP, unlock cosmetics, collect 12 achievement badges, and tackle three optional daily quests. There’s always something to work toward, and nothing punishes you for taking a break.

MAKE A LITTLE NOISE

Compose an eight-step melody in Sound Lab. Mix notes and rests, pick from two synth voices and three tempos, and play it back through the watch speaker.

Game sounds and volume are adjustable. Prefer silence? Everything works without audio.

A TERMINAL WITH PERSONALITY

Try “sudo meow,” consult a questionable oracle, roll a D20, or find out what your pal supposedly has to say. Six commands and 56 curated message pairs bring the mischief.

This is playful, offline fiction, not a real command shell or an AI chatbot.

TINY TOYS AND QUIET MOMENTS

Roll a ball into targets in Tilt Toy, using motion controls or buttons. When you want a slower moment, Quiet Space offers a one-minute visual pause.

MAKE IT YOURS

Six themes: Neon, Candy, Arcade, Ice, Paper, and Midnight. Adjust sound, vibration, touch, motion effects, and more right on the watch.

Buttons work everywhere. Optional touch adds taps and swipes without replacing the physical controls.

OFFLINE BY DESIGN

Once installed, ChaOS needs no internet connection, account, or phone companion. No ads, no analytics, and no access to your location, microphone, or health data. Progress, high scores, collectibles, music patterns, and preferences are all stored on the watch.

BATTERY-CONSCIOUS

Idle pause, reduced-motion settings, and an automatic low-battery mode limit unnecessary activity. Sound and touch are off by default and can be turned on in ChaOS settings. Games, sound, and sensors use extra battery while active.

The volume is too loud and the Yoto is across the room? The card they ask for is lost under the sofa? You've finally left the bedroom and don't want to go back in to switch it off? No problem!

Pebbloto puts your Yoto on your wrist: browse your library as covers, play a card, pick a track, pause and change the volume, mostly without looking.

Big library? Just say what you want. Tap Search, say a title or a few words about the story, and there it is.

Bedtime? Set a sleep timer (15 minutes, an hour, the end of the track or your own time) and the Yoto stops on its own, even if your phone falls asleep first.

How to start:
1. In the Pebble app, open Pebbloto's settings.
2. Tap "Sign in to Yoto" and sign in. Yoto may say the app isn't verified yet. That's expected.
3. Done. Your library shows up on the watch.

Your Yoto needs to be on Wi-Fi, and that's it: it can be in another room or another house. Commands go through Yoto's servers (MQTT), so sometimes they take a second or two. That's normal.

Your sign-in and library stay on your phone. No servers, ads or analytics. Voice search uses the watch's own dictation.

I built it for bedtime at home and use it every day. I hope you enjoy it, and I'd love your feedback: write to me from this page.

Track every X-treme, Burst, Over, and Spin finish right from your wrist.
DISCLAIMER: This is Vibe-coded. I'm not a Programmer. I just wanted to teach myself how to vibe code so i started this.

Built specifically for the Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Round 2 touchscreens, Beyscore turns your watch into a high-contrast Beyblade X scoreboard with custom haptic feedback for every finish type. Track 4-point and 7-point matches, monitor your live win rate, and review full-screen finish breakdowns right after your session.

HOW TO USE
Setup (Ready Screen)
• Goal (4 or 7 pts): Tap GOAL or press UP
• Theme: Tap THEME or press DOWN
• Start: Tap START SESSION or press SELECT
During a Match
• Score Points: Tap XTREME (+3), BURST (+2), OVER (+2), or SPIN (+1)
• Opponent Won: Press UP or DOWN to start the next match
• Undo: Press BACK (Left button)
• Pause / End: Press SELECT for menu → Next Match (UP), Resume (SELECT), or End Session (DOWN)
Results
• Press UP / DOWN (or swipe) to view all 5 stat breakdowns
• Press SELECT on the last screen to start a new tournament

Water, at your pace. Bloop is a calm water tracker for Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Round 2.

Log your usual drink with Middle, choose an amount with Top, or use touch. Correct drinks, add one you missed and choose three presets. Quiet or overnight hours, snooze, reminder pause, US fluid ounces and reduced motion help it fit your routine. Optional auto-return takes you back to your watchface after answering a reminder.

Open Bloop's gear in the Pebble phone app for Overview, History and Settings. See daily intake against each day's goal, browse saved dates and view cumulative drink graphs when complete detail is available. Weekly, monthly and yearly views show the bigger picture. Refresh with Bloop open on your watch.

The phone keeps daily summaries it receives. Older watch days gradually become weekly, monthly and yearly summaries, then an earlier-years total. Recent drink detail stays bounded; missing or partial history is labeled. Export daily, drink and summary CSV files for your own backup.

Optional activity and outdoor-heat estimates adjust only your target, with a 30% increase cap and 5 L total cap. Adaptive starts off. This is an ordinary-use estimate, not a medical prescription.

Intake and profile stay on your watch and phone. Optional weather sends coarse automatic or exact manual coordinates to Open-Meteo. Clear phone history separately, or confirm a combined clear with a hold on the watch.

A small project, still in beta. Feedback and ideas are welcome.

Plugin and app for Monzo bank accounts

Set the switches, then send every train to the station with the matching symbol. Trains move together, so two routes that work on their own can collide when you run them at the same time. Start with the one-switch tutorial, tackle a daily puzzle, or replay any of the six handcrafted yards in Practice. The game works offline and saves your switches and daily solve status on the watch.

A dark ship waits beyond the reef. Over five nights as the island’s lighthouse keeper, you’ll decide how to answer its signals, what to bring in from the tide, and whether to trust Mara when she knocks.

You start with two units of lamp fuel. The clues you find and the trust you earn open new choices and lead to one of three endings. A second run can uncover scenes you missed the first time.

Use Up and Down to highlight a choice and Select to commit. Continue starts the next night whenever you’re ready. The watch saves your place so you can leave and pick up where you left off.