Log transforms your Pebble into a powerful data collection tool that's ready to capture information wherever you go.  Whether you want to track smartstrap output (e.g. GPS or heart rate), built-in sensor data (compass, accelerometer), or your own custom-defined events and properties, Log allows you to collect the data that's important to you, and easily visualize the results.

*** OPEN BETA ***
This version of Log features limited functionality.  We need your help validating the underlying technology - give it a download, press some buttons, look at the graphs (currently via config) and let us know what you think!  The current build allows you to manually track your charging habits - and at present all user data is aggregated.  If you like the idea, let us know, and we may invite you to test smartstrap, health, voice, and other custom functionality! :)

Thank you for your help, and feel free to get in touch with any questions, feedback, or suggestions! :)

This is a simple demo watchface for the PebbleA2 Meetup in Ann Arbor, Michigan.  Unless you're an attendee, or interested in learning how to make a basic watchface, it's probably not of any interest to you. :)

Hack Dads came to Pebble Rocks Boulder with the intention of making a fully functional Pebble Smartstrap that runs without the need for an external power supply. We have achieved this goal with the Hack Dads Pebble Altimeter Smartstrap. The Hack Dads Pebble Altimeter Smartstrap uses a small microprocessor and altimeter sensor to feed elevation data to a Pebble Time watchface. The watchface processes this data and creates an informational view that shows current altitude with accent or decent status. By flicking your wrist, a real-time graph can be viewed. The Hack Dads Pebble Altimeter Smartstrap creates a complete example of how a low power smartstrap can be achieved using just a few external components.  *** Requires v3.4 firmware and Hack Dads Pebble Altimeter Smartstrap for proper operation ***

The Cardiff Giant Simulator is a remix of the PW-DOS Command Line Watchface, in celebration of Halt and Catch Fire Season 2, premiering on May 31st.  Unfortunately we had to reduce RAM to save costs, so Cameron's interactive OS could not be included. ;)

Day and month are reflected in major and minor version numbers, and the files' timestamp shows the current time.  Shake or tap to see the cursor blink! :D

PW-DOS is a silly watchface for that small niche of individuals who enjoy modern wearable devices yet pine for the days of staring at a blinking command prompt.

Day and month are reflected in major and minor version numbers (or vice-versa if you prefer!), and the files' timestamp shows the current time.