Small Places

Discover the independent businesses and hidden gems around you — no chains, no noise.

Small Places uses OpenStreetMap to surface nearby cafes, bookstores, vintage shops, bakeries, parks, and more, filtered by walking distance and updated as you move. Built to help you slow down and appreciate the small things in life.

Features:
- Live nearby list with walk-time estimates and closing-soon warnings
- Compass radar view showing places by direction and distance
- Smart time-of-day priority sorting (coffee shops in the morning, bars in the evening)
- Mood presets to instantly switch your search focus — Morning Fuel, Lunch Break, Evening Out, Weekend Wander
- Save spots you want to visit later to "My Places" for quick reference
- Chain filtering keeps results locally-owned and independent 
- Background wake-ups so results are ready when you raise your wrist
- Configurable radius, poll interval, hours filter, and measurement units
- Manual latitude/longitude input mode lets you explore local businesses anywhere in the world from the comfort of your current location (or simply get a better idea of the app's abilities without downloading to a physical watch)

Supported Business Categories: Art & craft, bakeries, bars & pubs, bike shops, bookstores, cafes, clothing, florists, game stores, gift shops, grocery, hardware, libraries, music stores, parks, pet stores, restaurants, specialty food, toy stores, vintage & second-hand shops. 

Platform notes:
- Full experience (color, radar view) on Pebble Time 2, and Pebble Time Round 2
- Pebble 2 Duo: all features supported, radar view not available to save you some space for a more lightweight small places experience
- Original Pebble: supported with a reduced nearby list (5 places) and bookmark limit (10); radar view not available. Just the core functionality without modern space expectations weighing you down.

Powered by OpenStreetMap contributors — this app wouldn't exist without their effort.

Wall jump as high as you can while avoiding dangerous spikes!

This is a one-button game, with random level generation and local high scores.

Select/Down: Jump (short tap is short jump, holding press is longer jump)
Up: Toggle FPS counter display

You can play a very similar version online at https://sergilazaro.itch.io/flucht

NOTE: This hasn't been tested with any of the actual hardware, only with emulators. Feedback on performance is appreciated.

Time Eye-Opener: The notification that doesn't take "no" for an answer.
You’re in a meeting and a crucial text comes in. You can’t reply right now, but if you swipe it away, you know you’ll forget it exists. Standard smartwatches let tasks vanish into the void. Time Eye-Opener is different. With a couple of clicks, set a 5 or 15-minute persistent reminder that stays glued to your screen and escalating its vibrations until you actually mark it "Done." Stop relying on your memory; rely on your wrist.

This is also very helpful for people with busy lives, or ADHD- push away the cognitive demand for later. Deal with time blindness- open your eye to more time now, in exchange for some time later!

Relax and knit away your stress on your Pebble!
Select to knit a stitch
Back to undo a stitch
Up and Down to cycle yarn color in your basket
Longpress for background, yarn basket, and reset
All progress is saved for your next knitting session (usually)

PTCG Wiki for Pebble lets you browse Pokémon TCG data directly from your watch.
Navigate from Series → Sets → Cards, open a card, and view key stats, effects, and market pricing in a fast, watch-friendly format.

Core Functionalities

Browse full Pokémon TCG catalog in hierarchy:
Series list
Set list per series
Card list per set
Automatic burst/paged loading while scrolling (supports large sets without loading everything at once)
Card detail view includes:
HP, Stage, Regulation Mark, Type, Rarity
Weakness, Retreat cost
Ability + Ability Effect
Attack + Attack Effect
Cardmarket prices from API (low, avg, trend) with currency unit
“Find by #” in card lists (supported platforms) to jump to a card number quickly
Stable back-navigation across hierarchy levels
Platform Limitations

Aplite (Gen1, monochrome, low memory)
No image preview support
“Find by #” is disabled
Card detail text is shortened to fit memory/message limits
Smaller in-memory page sizes for reliability
Basalt / Chalk / Diorite / Flint
Text-first experience (no image preview)
“Find by #” available (dictation-first, fallback to manual picker)
Emery / Gabbro
Full text experience plus image preview support
“Find by #” available (dictation-first, fallback to manual picker)
Network / Data Notes

Requires phone connection and internet access
Uses TCGDex API data; availability and fields depend on upstream card metadata

Pebble app to facilitate quick control of a Philips Hue light bulb.

It will toggle the preselected light ON or OFF as soon as the app loads, so it is designed to be registered as a button shortcut for quick light control. When the app is already open the Up and down will also change the light brightness.

Automatic pairing with the bridge has been added.

Any questions or bugs can be reported in the "source link" below.

LaunchPad brings the world's rocket launch schedule to your Pebble. Scroll through the next 10 upcoming orbital launches, each showing:

* Mission name — what's flying (BlueBird, Starlink, GPS III )
* Rocket — which launcher (Falcon 9, New Glenn, Electron…)
* Status & countdown — color-coded Go / TBC / TBD with a human-readable time like "in 17h 1m" or "25 Apr · 14:00Z"

App is pure alloy, data comes live from Launch Library 2 by The Space Devs — the same open database that powers many of the best space-tracking apps.
Credit: launch data provided by thespacedevs.com

Flipstone is a roguelike built for the Pebble Time smartwatch, where every combat turn resolves with a coin flip. Heads deals damage, tails misses, and a rare edge landing crits for double. Sessions last 5–15 minutes for a full 20-floor run.

After every kill you pick a sticker that modifies your coin's behaviour — making heads hit harder, turning tails into something useful, or boosting the rare edge crit. Stickers stack, so over a run you build synergies that transform how the game plays. One run you're a poison tank; the next, a glass cannon fishing for edge crits.

Choose between three combat stances each turn: Aggressive (+50% damage, no shield), Balanced (normal), or Defensive (half damage, extra shield). Consecutive heads build a combo streak that multiplies damage. Two reflips per floor let you reroll bad outcomes.

Fight through 20 floors of increasingly difficult enemies across 4 enemy pools. Face 4 unique bosses every 5 floors: The Gambler (flips twice), Two-Faced (can't miss), The House (steals your stickers on edge), and Final Flip (all outcomes deal damage). After floor 20, continue into endless mode for leaderboard competition.

Features: 24 stickers across 5 categories, gold economy with shops, event floors (rest, mystery box, shrine, fountain), persistent leaderboard, save and resume mid-run, and animated coin flips with haptic feedback

A simple dive log on your watch.
Syncs with PADI Logbook, requires an account with PADI previous to any use. 
Use voice dictation and intuitive menus to record easy to forget data just as you hop on the boat or arrive at the dive center, instead of fiddling with your phone! I've found over the years of diving I kept forgetting key details (dive site, bottle size, nitrogen mix, etc...) after coming out of the water and was not recording this data anywhere. Dictate what you saw, how the dive went and anything you might want to remember later in the notes for the dive. 

App shows the last 5 dives in your account, this is also useful as I never remember which weights were good for different oceans/seas, and which combination of bottle/weight was best. Click on a dive to see the details.
Last menu item to add a new dive, will prompt for key details:
- Dive Title
- Dive Site
- Type of Dive
- Max Depth
- Bottom time
- Notes: dictate using microphone
- Water Type
- Weather
- Air Temp/Surface temp/Bottom temp
- Visibility
- Weights used
- Start/end pressure

Then you can check all details later (and edit them) on the PADI Logbook app on your phone or on the PADI website.

Focus is designed around the essence of Pebble: extracting the greatest beauty and utility from simplicity. It is a flexible time management app built to help you stay on track and always know what comes next, with dedicated modes for Study, Telework, Gym, Slides, and Schedule.

Use Focus to run structured study blocks, work timers, workout routines, slide-based sessions, or weekly schedules that follow real time automatically. Slides mode lets you configure and save custom decks, while Schedule mode lets you plan tasks by day and time so the app can guide you through your routine.

Focus has been carefully adapted for multiple Pebble models, including round and rectangular displays, with platform-specific layout tuning for better readability and usability.

Any feedback? https://forms.gle/ha6sMDPRn2WN4JHp7

Meet Eggy, the Easter Egg! 🥚

What starts as a plain white egg won’t stay that way for long. As you move, rest, and go about your day, Eggy evolves—unlocking new features and surprises along the way.

Its appearance is driven by a touch of mysterious randomness—almost like black magic. However, you can still influence its evolution using the up and down buttons.

Skip the guesswork. ThemePark Queues brings live theme-park data straight to your Pebble — covering dozens of parks across four continents. No phone-fumbling, no app-switching, no squinting at a tiny map.

Pick a destination:
- Walt Disney World, Disneyland Paris, Tokyo Disneyland, Hong Kong Disneyland, Shanghai Disneyland.
- Universal Orlando, Universal Studios Hollywood, Universal Studios Japan.
- Plus Six Flags, Cedar Fair, Merlin parks, and more — anywhere ThemeParks.wiki covers.

What you get:
- Live wait times for every attraction in the parks we cover.
- Show schedules with the next start time highlighted.
- Opening and closing hours for each park, shown right on the park picker so you know at a glance where's still open.
- Favourites — pin your must-do rides and shows to the top of the list, kept in sync across park switches.
- Sort by wait (ascending or descending) or alphabetically.

Built for the watch:
- Readable at a glance. Traffic-light colour coding (green / amber / red) means you don't need to read numbers to know if it's a walk-on or a two-hour queue.
- Works on both Pebble Time 2 (rectangular) and Pebble Round 2 (circular) — with native layouts for each.
- Auto-refreshes every five minutes while open; pull the latest on-demand by switching parks.

Location-aware: ThemePark Queues uses your phone's GPS to nudge nearby destinations to the top of the list, so you're one tap from live waits the moment you walk through the gate.

Powered by ThemeParks.wiki — the community-maintained open API for theme-park wait times.

XKCD Reader — the entire archive on your wrist.

Over 3,000 XKCDs, pulled on demand. The app streams today's comic when you launch it. Press SELECT to roll a random strip from the full archive. UP / DOWN scroll the comic panel-by-panel — hold either button for smooth scrolling through tall strips (Climate Timeline, Timeghost…) or wide multi-panel ones (Regex Golf, Life Goals). Long-press SELECT or shake your wrist to reveal the alt-text — the hover-text joke Randall hides behind every comic. BACK exits.

Your phone handles the heavy lifting: it fetches the XKCD JSON metadata and PNG, bilinear-resizes to match your Pebble's resolution, Floyd-Steinberg dithers into crisp monochrome line art, then streams the bitmap over AppMessage. Wide comics auto-scroll horizontally, tall ones vertically, so text stays legible instead of getting squished into 200 pixels.                                                                                         
   

A Pebble watchapp that rotates through your Lightdash saved charts. Glance at your BI numbers from your wrist. No phone needed once the tiles load.

I'm trying to teach myself how to improvise on the piano. I often find myself needing to pull up the circle of fifths or search for progressions. Having all of this on my wrist helps me iterate through things quickly. With the upcoming shipment of the Pebble Round 2, the circle of fifths naturally fits that display. The interface is designed for the Round 2 but works on other hardware as well.

The main interface is built around quick progressions and their geometry on the circle of fifths. Users can cycle through a library of common progressions and try them out in any standard key signature. The app also includes a "key finder" to help novices like myself interpret what notes fit into which key signatures.

Eventually, I'd love to make this more interactive and let musicians build and store their own progressions.

Controls
- UP/DOWN: Transpose Key
- SELECT: Flip through the current genre of pre-built progressions
- Hold SELECT: Browse all genres
- Hold DOWN: Open Key Finder