BombleMan is a Bomberman clone for (most) Pebbles!

Face off against 3 CPUs across 3 levels to become the ultimate "Bombler"!

To play:

* Select to move

* Up/Down to turn

* Back to place a bomb

* Hold back to exit

Powerups:

* More bombs

* Bigger explosion

* Invulnerability

* Kick

CPUs:

* Hunter (gray): goes after YOU

* Friend (blue): goes after CPUs

* Hoarder (red): goes for powerups

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I'm releasing this as a demo to free BombleMan from the void (it's been there for a very long time). You can check out more details on the github page for how I made things like the CPUs work and what my future plans are: https://github.com/HarrisonAllen/bombleman

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A little tribute to the classic Game & Watch days.
Hop across the backs of turtles to deliver your cargo!

Jump from turtle to turtle to cross the river. When fish get close, the turtles dive underwater — so time your jumps carefully. Drop off your cargo at the truck waiting on the other side, then head back for more.

Features:

Turtles dive when fish approach — read the pattern and nail your timing
Bonus points for every delivery
The more you deliver, the higher your score climbs
High score saved right on your watch

How many deliveries can you make before you're out of lives?

Du siehst auf der Karte die Öffi-Haltestellen in deiner Umgebung. Tippe einfach auf deine gewünschte Station und du erhältst die Abfahrtszeiten in Echtzeit – für U-Bahn, S-Bahn, Bus und Straßenbahn.

This app turns your Pebble Time 2 into a fully functional conversational assistant using Google's Gemini with model and voice selection. 

If you enjoy what I am making don't forget to heart the app. If you want to support continued development, consider a donation: https://ko-fi.com/ericmccormick

Version 1.3 and newer should support all Pebble watches with a microphone. I only have a Time 2, so please let me know if you run into issues.
If your device does not have a speaker, you should only be asked for the Gemini API key.  If your device has both a microphone and a speaker than you will be asked for two API keys. 
For help on how to get the API keys, read the the setup guide at https://tinyurl.com/PebbleGemini.

Track attempts and successes and see your hit rate in real time, expressed as a percentage. A progress bar counts up to 250. 

Select logs a success, down logs a failed attempt, up removes an attempt, reducing the count by one.

Also includes a time clock with seconds. 

This app was primarily developed for my canvassing work, so its features are tailored to my needs, but I will work in the future on implementing custom settings so the goal number, colors, and other elements can be adjusted to your needs. 

Feel free to reach out to me with feedback or bugs. DM me on X @AbeTheShinzo or email through the Pebble app. 

Tags for searchability: Counter, tally, percentage.

View and send messages in GroupMe groups and direct messages. Just add your API key in settings. Send a message by pressing and holding select in your chat. 

Lovingly vibe coded by Aronsky for the Pebble Time 2

Uno

Yet another timer app, built for fast, versatile, & straightforward usage.

Features:
- Only one touch to create & start new timers
- Multiple timers
- Reusable saved timers
- Run-once timers
- Labeled timers
- Track remaining time, elapsed time, & overtime
- Configure timers either from the phone or from the watch
- Optionally start counting from app launch
- High configurability

The user interface follows the design of the Another Alarm app. Use them both to feel familiar.

The app was originally forked from Sykerö Software's Countdown Timer, later mixed with many extra ideas and useful features from other open source apps.

The touch dial is adopted from howeaj's Instant Timer, and the label input keyboard from metuuu's Mölkky scorekeeper. Check out also those brilliant apps!

Attribution links, Pebble app store:
- https://apps.repebble.com/countdown-timer_c1e3e132dae74bbcaf1a8320
- https://apps.repebble.com/timer-instant-timer_1a42bf7ed056404abbdd7bf9
- https://apps.repebble.com/m-lkky-scorekeeper_bb6ffbee520f4c4cafc2b424

Attribution links, GitHub:
- https://github.com/Sykero-Software/PebbleCountdownTimer
- https://github.com/howeaj/pebble-instant-timer
- https://github.com/metuuu/pebble-molkky-scorekeeper

yamaNOTE — Yamanote Line departure-melody soundboard


DESCRIPTION

The Yamanote Line's departure melodies, on your wrist — a soundboard of all 30 stations.

Ride the loop with UP/DOWN and every station appears as its authentic platform nameboard: JY badge, kanji / hiragana / rōmaji name, the green direction bar with the real neighbouring stations, and a platform clock. Press SELECT — or just tap the watch — and the station's departure melody plays through the speaker, with its name riding a green ♪ ticker along the bottom of the sign. Press or tap again to stop.


WHAT'S IN v1.4.14 — "yamaNOTE" (launch build; highlights since the v1.0.0 package)

• NEW NAME: yamaNOTE. Same app, same UUID — sideloads over any earlier build and keeps your settings.

• EVERY MELODY RE-ENCODED FROM VERIFIED GROUND TRUTH. v1.0.0's machine transcriptions are gone: all pitched melodies are now hand-encoded from sheet music, fan scores, and note-by-note FFT analysis of the real station recordings (sources documented in the repo). Harmony voices, echo double-strikes (Haru tremolo), and register-true bass — with every note tuned for the watch speaker: sub-200Hz fundamentals lifted clear of the tiny driver's buzz range, click-free voice routing, and clean headroom (0% clip across all 19 renders).

• TWO MELODY ERAS — new "Melodies" setting: Classic (2023), the beloved signature lineup (19 unique melodies), or Current (2026), today's JR East line where the standard JRE-IKST chime has replaced most classics while Kanda, Okachimachi–Tabata, Komagome, Ikebukuro, Takadanobaba, Ebisu, Takanawa Gateway and friends keep their tunes.

• FAST TRAVEL — hold UP/DOWN to ride, release to arrive:
  - Quick slide: the nameboard zips station to station (200 ms each), direction-aware.
  - Cinematic: the E235 runs EXPRESS — doors close, the camera pulls back, and platforms streak past with their real hanging station signs and JY numbers until you release and the train brakes into your stop.

• LOOP MAP QUICK-SELECT — settings row 0 opens a circular (truly circular, even on the tall emery screen) Yamanote map: 30 station dots, geographically oriented (Tokyo to the east), JY pill + kanji + rōmaji in the centre. UP/DOWN spins the loop, SELECT jumps there, BACK cancels.

• NEW APP ICON — the green loop ring with a bell note at its centre, JY-signage style. (The watch launcher renders all menu icons grayscale — that's firmware; the store icon is full colour.)

• Cinematic express signs carry the JY station number band, playing-ribbon layout no longer collides with the romaji rows, and dozens of smaller sign/animation fixes.

• audio-previews/ in this folder contains PC-playable WAV simulations of the exact watch-speaker output for all 19 melodies (device-accurate render of the shipping note data), plus the Ueno/Shin-Ōkubo bell.


CONTROLS

UP / DOWN ......... previous / next station (hold to fast-travel; wraps around the loop)
SELECT or tap ..... play / stop this station's melody
Long SELECT ....... settings (loop map, dark mode, animation, melodies era, clock, volume, backlight)
BACK .............. exit


NOTES

• Built from the Yamanote Loop watchface's sign renderer and train animations.
• Melody set and station mapping follow yamanot.es; titles verified against Japanese departure-melody databases.
• Speaker playback requires hardware with a speaker (Pebble Time 2). Melodies respect the system volume/mute.

A simple counter app for Boule Pétanque.

Short press Up/Down to give points to the corresponding team. 
Long press subtracts points so you can correct wrong inputs.
Short press Select to hide the labels and clock for a cleaner UI.
Long press Select to reset the score to 0:0.

My Steps shows your Pebble-tracked step count and walked distance (calculated) right on your wrist: today, yesterday, and rolling totals for the last 7, 30, and 90 days — each with a full day-by-day breakdown. Step tracking itself is handled by the watch's own firmware; My Steps is a fast, easy-to-read viewer for that data. No settings, just as it is. It's done with the skill (see https://repebble.com/blog/spring-2026-pebble-app-contest) using Claude.

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My Steps zeigt deine mit der Pebble-Uhr erfasste Schrittzahl und zurückgelegte Strecke (berechnet) direkt am Handgelenk: heute, gestern sowie rollierende Auswertungen für die letzten 7, 30 und 90 Tage – jeweils mit einer vollständigen Tag-für-Tag-Aufschlüsselung. Die Schritterfassung selbst übernimmt die Firmware der Uhr; My Steps ist ein schneller, übersichtlicher Viewer für diese Daten. Keine Einstellungen, einfach wie es ist

Voice-dictated notes stored entirely on your watch — no phone app needed. Usefull for doorpin notes or parking lot ids. Add, view, update, and delete notes by speaking. Set reminders just by saying phrases. German interface. Basically touch enabled user interface. Limited storage. Works on Pebble Time 2, Round 2, and 2 Duo. No settings, just as it is. It's done with the skill (see https://repebble.com/blog/spring-2026-pebble-app-contest) using Claude.

Here's the full set of supported "remind me" phrasings — matched case-insensitively, checked in this order, first match wins:
1. Duration — English or German
remind me in N minute(s)
erinnere mich in N minute(n)

2. English clock time (ambiguous AM/PM)
remind me at N o'clock — N is 1–12; resolves to whichever of N-AM or N-PM comes soonest (today or tomorrow).

3. German clock time — explicit 24h
erinnere mich [um] HH:MM uhr — colon form, e.g. "erinnere mich um 14:25 uhr"
erinnere mich [um] HH uhr[ MM] — natural spoken word order (Uhr between hour and minutes), e.g. "erinnere mich vierzehn Uhr fünfundzwanzig"
um is always optional in both forms
Minutes are optional in the second form — "erinnere mich um 14 uhr" alone defaults to :00
Rolls to tomorrow if that time today has already passed

Numbers, in every phrase above: digits (5) or spoken words work interchangeably, English and German, including German compounds (fünfundzwanzig = 25, einundzwanzig = 21, etc., covering the full 21–59 range needed for hours/minutes).

A few concrete working examples:
"remind me in 5 minutes" / "remind me in five minutes"
"erinnere mich in 3 minuten" / "erinnere mich in drei minuten"
"remind me at 7 o'clock"
"erinnere mich um 14:25 uhr" / "erinnere mich 14 uhr 25"
"erinnere mich vierzehn uhr fünfundzwanzig"
"erinnere mich um 9 uhr" (→ 09:00)

Anything outside these four patterns is saved as a plain note with no reminder — no error shown, so it's worth sticking to one of these forms.

A port of the Super Gravitron minigame from VVVVVV, now on your Pebble! 

This port is based on the VVVVVV source code and distributed with permission from the game's author, Terry Cavanagh.

Alfroid puts your personal AI assistant on your Pebble. Open the app and just speak — your question is answered by the Alfroid launcher on your phone, which runs a full AI agent with access to your calendar, contacts, notifications, web search, and your favorite MCP like home assistant. The answer arrives on your watch as concise, scrollable text.

When the agent wants to take a real-world action — add a calendar event, turn off the lights — your watch vibrates and asks first: **Up** to accept, **Down** to reject, without ever touching your phone. Press **Select** to ask a follow-up, as often as you like.

Requires the free Alfroid Android companion app with your own OpenRouter API key (you select your favorite LLM). 

Supports Pebble 2 Duo, Pebble 2 / 2 HR, Pebble Time / Time Steel, and Pebble Time 2.

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