A local multiplayer game!  Eliminate your opponents by making them trigger the Pebble accelerometer.  Who says you have to play nice?

Chebble is Chatter for Pebble. 

Keep up with your Salesforce Chatter feed from your wrist.

Chebble is a free, open source app for checking your Salesforce Chatter feed on your Pebble Smartwatch.

Chebble allows you to view the last 10 posts from your Chatter feed, grouped by date. You can view the full details of any post, including files, links and polls.

Chebble uses OAuth to connect to Salesforce so that your login details are kept safe and secure.

You can follow Chebble on Twitter (@chebbleapp) for details of the latest releases and planned features.

Please visit the Settings page for the app before using it so that you can grant the app permission to access your Salesforce org.

Whether you are a tourist exploring a new city or a local wanting to uncover the hidden history of your hometown: 
WikiRadius turns every simple walk into an interactive journey of discovery.

The app uses your smartphone’s high-precision GPS to scan your current coordinates and automatically delivers fascinating facts about landmarks, historical sites, and geographical features right to your wrist. No manual searching required, just start walking, and the world around you begins to "speak".

How the Smart 3-Stage Radar Works
WikiRadius isn't a normal browser; it's a pure "location-to-information" bridge. To always show you the most relevant destination, an intelligent search logic works in the background in three stages:

Local Area (200m): The app primarily searches for major, relevant Wikipedia articles in your immediate vicinity.

Monument Scanner (200m): If there is no Wikipedia entry, WikiRadius taps into OpenStreetMap, explicitly searching for hidden historical monuments or structures (historic).

Wide-Angle Radar (1km): If your direct surroundings are completely empty, the app automatically expands its search radius to 1,000 meters to find the next major destination for you.

Display Symbols Explained
So you know exactly what the radar has locked onto at a glance, WikiRadius uses special visual indicators in the headline:

No Prefix (e.g., Space Needle): A classic Wikipedia article in your immediate vicinity (under 200m).

The [H] Symbol (e.g., [H] Old Water Tower): A historical monument, building, or relic found via the OpenStreetMap scanner.

The Double Arrow >> (e.g., >> Golden Gate Bridge): A destination from the wide-angle radar. It is further away (up to 1km) but serves as an excellent long-distance goal for your walk. Once you cross the 200m mark, the arrow disappears.

Key Features
Live Navigation Cockpit: A smooth real-time compass and dynamic distance display guide you to your discovery, meter by meter.

Smart Feedback: Your watch vibrates subtly only when a new destination appears on the radar. No annoying continuous vibrations while navigating.


Universal Compatibility: Flawlessly supports all Pebble models (Emery, Basalt, Chalk, Diorite, Aplite, Gabbro...), adapting its UI perfectly to round, rectangular, color, and monochrome screens.

Independent Integration: WikiRadius retrieves public data from the Wikipedia API and Overpass API to deliver high-quality knowledge. However, the app is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to the Wikimedia Foundation or OpenStreetMap. It acts purely as an independent, location-based client.

Discover what you would have otherwise just walked right past.

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This app records times of "En Route", "On Scene", "Pt. Contact" and etc. It also shows elapsed time of the calls. You hit the center button to mark your time and move to the next phase of the call. No more relying on dispatch for times.

Have you ever found yourself 30ft up a ladder tipping cables? Perhaps you just don't remember which termination to make for an A side crossover cable?

Wonder no longer, for you too can have these diagrams and more right on your wrist!

Pinout answers all of these questions by providing you with common cabling diagrams at the click of a button!

Attribution:
Art assets for this application were created and contributed by Mio. 

Without their help, I don't think I'd have ever published this.

Calculate your target pace before a run or jog either in kilometers or miles.

You can also calculate your:

- Distance based on the running time and pace
- Running time based on the distance and pace
- Expected start or end time for your run

 A toy used for fortune-telling or seeking advice. Concentrate, ask your question, and shake your wrist.

Watch and chronometer with 99 split memory. The app state is saved across closing so that you can use your favorite watchface while the chronometer is running.

Use "Options" button to access splits and selecte\able options.

Selectable options:

- When splits memory is full, subsequent splits can either be ignored or replace the oldest.

- The chrono reset button can clear splits or not.

- Display colored text on white or white text on color.

- Color to use for text or background.

This app uses the Pebble's accelerometer to simulate an attitude indicator. The main indicator shows an artificial horizon and degrees of pitch up or down. The bank indicator at the top displays left or right tilt, with markers at 10, 20, 30, 45, and 60 degrees.

By default the backlight is kept on, although it can be turned off by pressing the top right button and waiting a few seconds.

Because an accelerometer is used and not a gyroscope, this app is only accurate while stopped or at a constant velocity, not while turning. I would not recommend using this for navigation anyway. ;)

Don't know how to tell your mood to others? Show them your WhatsMood! This is a watch face app showing 18 different mood faces and the current time. By clicking the up and down button you can switch between different mood faces.

Unleashing the full power of Tasker via the Pebble's microphone

Get the closest stops based on your current position, then fetch a time list of the next Bus, Train, Boat, Metro or Tram that arrives there. Just try it, I'm sure you'll appreciate it. 

This is a non official and non profit project by Design Container developer Tommy Vitikka. I found the need for an easy, on the go solution for checking which Ruter-stop was closest and finding when the next transportation would arrive. Using the Ruter API, this was quite a joy to accomplish. 

Give it a like if you find it useful! 

Successfully tested on Pebble Steel and Pebble Time. 
Norwegian and English language settings available.

A real simple and cool OTP app for pebble is here!

Just add name and secret in the settings and you're good to go.

Install now!

Check the time without having to look at your watch! Program VibrTime to one of your app launch buttons to launch it quickly. Press one of the three right hand buttons and the watch vibrates to tell you the time.

* Press the top button to vibrate the number of hours (1-12).
* Press the middle button to vibrate the number of tens of minutes (0-5).
* Press the bottom button to vibrate the number of minutes (0-9).

So if the time was 1:23pm, pressing the top button vibrates once, pressing the middle button vibrates twice and pressing the bottom button vibrates three times.

Great for meetings or if you are sight impaired.

This app notifies match scores of '2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil' in Real Time.
This app is developed by using 'simply.js'.