Über diese Anwendung kannst du deine nächste Zugverbindung per Knopfdruck abrufen. Die App greift dabei auf offizielle und freie APIs der Deutschen Bahn zu.

Die Anwendung „pendler“ (2017) ist angelehnt an „myBahn“ von Frank Küpper (2016). „pendler2“ ist eine Neuentwicklung von „pendler“. Bei der Entwicklung habe ich diesmal auf die Unterstützung von „Claude Code“ und "gemini" zurückgegriffen.

# Bahnhöfe
Wähle zuerst den Startbahnhof aus. Klicke auf „Bahnhöfe“ > „hinzufügen“. Du kannst nun wählen, ob du den Bahnhof über den Service der Deutschen Bahn (Standard) oder über den Service des „VBB“ suchst. Für die meisten Bahnhöfe ist die Standard-Suche passend.

Sprich jetzt in das Mikrofon deiner Pebble den gesuchten Bahnhof. (Beispiel: Mainz, Frankfurt, Münster).
Wenn die Suche zu nur einem Ergebnis führt, wird der Bahnhof direkt übernommen und gespeichert. Wenn es mehrere Suchergebnisse gibt, musst du den passenden Bahnhof noch auswählen. Du kannst die so gewählten Bahnhöfe sowohl als Start- als auch als Zielbahnhof nutzen.

# Verbindungen
Klicke auf deiner Pebble auf den Menüpunkt „Verbindung“. Wähle zuerst einen Startbahnhof aus, den du im vorherigen Schritt bereits hinzugefügt hast.
Nach der Auswahl des Startbahnhofs musst du den Zielbahnhof bestimmen. Hier kannst du entweder direkt einen Namen diktieren oder einen anderen Bahnhof auswählen, den du ebenfalls bereits hinzugefügt hast.

Manchmal ist die Diktierfunktion hier unerlässlich, weil du bei der Verwaltung der Bahnhöfe immer einen konkreten Bahnhof auswählst. Der Frankfurter Hauptbahnhof z. B. hat aber mehrere EVA-Nummern (also mehrere „Unter-Bahnhöfe“). Wenn du hier einfach „Frankfurt“ diktierst, findet die Anwendung alle Verbindungen nach Frankfurt, unabhängig vom jeweiligen Unter-Bahnhof. Diese Option ist daher flexibler.

# Weiterfahren nach...
Wenn du eine konkrete Verbindung ausgewählt hast, kannst du durch einen Knopfdruck einen weiteren Bahnhof auswählen (Option „Weiterfahren nach...“). Dann wird der vorherige Zielbahnhof zum neuen Startbahnhof und du kannst einen neuen Zielbahnhof festlegen.

Color Calendar Redux

This is an update of the original Color Calendar app created by Kelby. A simple, easy-to-read calendar for your Pebble. Tap or Swipe Up and Down to scroll between months, Tap/Select returns to today, and long select press toggles between Sunday-first and Monday-first week layouts.

New in this version:
- Full support for Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Round 2, with a layout that scales to fill their larger displays (and it still runs great on Pebble Time and Pebble Time Round).
- Touchscreen controls on Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Round 2: swipe up or down to change months, tap to jump back to today.
- Simple calendar icon in the app menu
- The current date now appears in the launcher under the app name (e.g. "Thu, Jan
1st")

Based on the original Color Calendar by Kelby. Full credit to them, I just added some features and native scaling for the new watches.


About the Developer
- Comet Designs creates fun content for the Pebble platform
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Whats funnier than a well timed fart? Featuring four delightful sound effects to really let you get the most out of your sophisticated new smartwatch.

Now featuring One Shot Mode for use with quicklaunch. Enable by holding down, now the app will launch, play a random fart sound and close. The disable just press any key while the screen is open and the process will be interrupted, now you can toggle it on and off again. 

Make sure your speaker is enabled!

Settings // Sounds and Haptics // Mute Speaker "Off" & Volume "100"

🌿 Pebble Plant Tracker is a premium, offline-first companion application designed to manage your indoor garden directly from your wrist. It displays your plants in a sleek, high-contrast dark theme showing the relative time since their last care event (e.g. `W: 3d ago | F: 12h ago`). You can instantly log eight maintenance actions (Watering, Fertilising, Repotting, Pruning, Rotation, Cleaning, Treating, and Relocating) and review up to 20 historical logs in a scrollable timeline on the watch.

Configure your plant list, planting dates, and view a complete history timeline through the phone's Pebble settings dashboard. Your data remains secure and synced even when offline. 

Pebble's first official timer! Set up to eight different timers and watch them run down.

Timers longer than fifteen minutes also push a pin to your timeline.

Weather dashboard that only works for Montreal, Quebec, Canada with data from meteomedia.com

Initial Rebble Appstore release for Pebble.
Includes live Israeli bus arrivals, favorite stops, nearby stop lookup, manual stop-code lookup, cached fallback data, configurable settings, hidden diagnostics, and first-run button guidance. Use Up/Down to move, Select to open or refresh, Long Select to save/remove favorites, and Back to return home.
The app is entirely vibe-coded - use at your own risk

WikiRadar shows you Wikipedia articles about the places around you.

SCAN — a list of nearby articles with distances, refreshed automatically as you move around.

READ — full article intros on your wrist, cached for offline reading.

NAVIGATE — a live compass arrow points at the place you picked, with the distance counting down as you walk. Long-press any place in the list to jump straight to the compass.

Shake to refresh. Configurable Wikipedia language (13 languages), search radius, and metric or imperial units.

Should work on every Pebble, but only tested on the Pebble Time 2

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).

Now with touch screen support!

Sharpen your chess instincts from your wrist. Chess Puzzles brings real, rated tactical puzzles from Lichess directly to your Pebble watch. No phone staring required. Just press a button, think, and play.

## Features

- **Real puzzles, live from Lichess** — every session pulls a fresh rated puzzle from the world's largest free chess server
- **Offline-ready** — your last fetched puzzle is cached on-watch; 7 fallback puzzles ensure you can always play, even without a phone
- **7 difficulty bands** — from Easiest (~600 Elo) to Expert (~2400 Elo)
- **Wrong-move feedback** — a short vibration and "Wrong! Try again" keep you honest without giving the answer away

## Future features

[ ] **Puzzle solved counter** — your lifetime solve count is tracked in persistent storage
[ ] **Solve calendar** — daily puzzles mark the calendar so you can track your streak
[ ] **Support for round screens** - Chess puzzles on any Pebble

Vuoro finds the nearest public transport stops in Finland using your phone's GPS and shows the next departing lines with real-time predictions. Pin your favourite stops, see your city and zone at a glance — across Helsinki, Tampere and many more Digitransit cities. Works on all Pebble models.

Supported cities; Helsinki, Tampere, Hämeenlinna, Joensuu, Jyväskylä, Kotka, Kouvola, Kuopio, Lahti, Lappeenranta, Mikkeli, Oulu, Pori, Raasepori, Rovaniemi, Turku, Vaasa

Connect this app to your travel management portal like Tripit. Been a long time coming and now finally it is available. Just copy and paste the calendar feed URL into the settings a voila! Have fun!

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Live Budapest public transport departures on your wrist - nearby BKK stops, real-time countdowns, and favourites.

Huat ah! 🎉

Feeling lucky? SG Toto & 4D puts the latest Singapore Pools results right on your wrist.
Results are updated shortly after every draw — TOTO on Monday & Thursday, 4D on Wednesday, Saturday & Sunday, 6.30pm sharp.
Good luck — may your numbers finally come home!