- Slide through the upcoming phases as cards with UP and DOWN, or a swipe on touch screens. Each card gives the date and time of its phase.
- New distance gauge: it fills as the Moon comes closer, with an arrow showing whether it is approaching and a tick at 360,000 km.
- Supermoons are called out on the watch, in the launcher and in the timeline.
- Perigees and apogees now show up in your timeline, with their distance.
- Larger text, especially on Pebble Time 2.
- Timeline pins follow the watch's language.
- Phase times are now accurate to the second: full moons used to come out up to 2.5 minutes late.
- Fixes for daylight saving changes, French month abbreviations on round watches and Spanish names on small screens.
- Fixed the gibbous phase icons: they showed a lens of light in a dark disc instead of an almost full Moon
- All eight phase icons redrawn, with a thinner outline so the dark limb stays readable at icon size
See the next phase without opening the app. The launcher now shows the Moon as it looks tonight, the phase coming up and how many days are left. The count updates on its own and keeps going for about two weeks.
Touch navigation on Pebble Time 2, with firmware 4.33.2 or newer.
Also in this release:
- Redrawn Moon icons, readable on every screen
- A shooting star crossing the night sky
- Shorter dates in the phase list, and a night blue highlight matching the main screen