Description

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.