Monitor energy expenditure while playing tennis.  Ad scoring with seven point tie-breaker support.  Earn Joule Points while playing your favorite sport!

MeetingPulse is now compatible with Pebble! Use your Pebble to interact with your meetings, receive notifications, deploy polls and more.

SPI or Subatomic Particle Index is an app that will tell you about all of the subatomic particles. On the main page press the up, select or down button. I build this app about subatomic particles because I am super interested in particle physics and I wanted to share it with the pebble community. Hope you enjoy! Please leave feedback! My email is iainmoncrief@mail.com

This is a simple random number generator. From 1 to how many you want.

A Dashboard for KingSong and Gotway electric unicycles.

- Events
- Talks
- Info
Beta version
Open source project

A clone of 2048 for the Pebble smartwatch.

Tilt the screen to combine adjacent matching tiles. You win when you reach the 2048 tile!

Press the middle button to pause/unpause.

Press the back button to undo your last move. Hold to exit.

I ported an animation meme to PT/PTR because I was bored. I know, no one asked for this app to exist lmao. You can toggle the subtitles by pressing select, and the app vibrates to the beat of the song.

(PTR doesn't have subtitles because there's not enough room for them)

The original animation meme is made by zephyr on YouTube, and the song used is Childish Gambino - Heartbeat.

Easily convert between binary, decimal, and hexadecimal, all from the convenience of your wrist!
This will save any programmer much needed time, so they can get on with more important things.

Roon Remote is a Pebble app that connects seamlessly to your Roon Core, letting you manage your audiophile endpoints without ever reaching for your phone.

KEY FEATURES

- Complete Playback Control: Play, pause, and skip tracks with ease.

- Instant Volume Adjustments: Use your physical buttons to quickly dial in the perfect volume, complete with a sleek visual overlay and fixed-volume endpoint detection.

- Zone Management: Seamlessly cycle through and control all of your active Roon audio zones on the fly.

- Live Metadata: See the current track, artist, and zone name updating in real-time on your watchface.

- Touch Enabled: Fully supports tap-to-play/pause on modern capacitive touch screens (Pebble Time 2 / Pebble Round 2).

- Highly Customizable: Tweak font sizes, enable marquee scrolling for long track names, and set smart battery-saving inactivity timeouts via the companion settings page.

REQUIREMENTS (Companion App)
To connect your watch to your Roon Core, this app requires a lightweight Node.js bridge extension running on your local network (easily deployed via Docker, a NAS, or a local PC).

Detailed setup instructions and the open-source bridge code are available at the project's GitHub repository.

Shot Timer is a shooting sports timer for the Pebble Time 2. Press SELECT to start a 3-second countdown, then shoot — the watch detects recoil via the accelerometer and automatically records each split time. When you're done, press DOWN to review your times: total time, per-shot timestamps, and splits between shots. Supports up to 50 shots per string. SELECT also works as a manual trigger for dry-fire practice or emulator testing.

This is a run / walk tracker for Pebble with a focus on simplicity. It doesn't require a companion app but it does require a connection to a phone for GPS.

The app shows the time, distance and pace of your run as well as the wall time. Press Select to start/pause/resume your run. While running, it shows your current pace. Wile paused, it shows your overall (average) pace. The app doesn't save any data about your previous runs. At the moment, the distance can be shown in kilometers but not in miles.

The Pebble watch doesn't have GPS so it needs to use your phone to get the current position. It seems that Pebble can query the current position but can't trigger a precise GPS lock. The location will be inaccurate unless another app on the phone is requesting the location. Therefore, I recommend that you use a separate app on your phone, such as Strava or Google Fit, to record an activity to ensure that precise location data is available.

Using a combination of Tilting and the side keys, you can now type with your pebble. Tilt your watch towards each of the corners to reveal a different set of letters and numbers, or hold the watch flat to use symbols or add a space.