A Telegram client for Pebble. New release does not require a companion app or a service running anywhere. Everything is kept securely in your phone. Works for Android and probably iOS, but I haven't tested iOS yet as I don't have an iPhone.  Documentation is on the Github page. 

Trigger your Homey flows directly from your Pebble Time 2, no phone needed once configured. Browse up to 5 customizable flow shortcuts on your wrist and fire them instantly with a single button press.
Perfect for triggering lights, locks, thermostats, scenes, or any automation you've set up in Homey.

Browse Hacker News top stories and read full articles directly on your wrist.

The app fetches the top 20 stories from Hacker News and lets you read the full article content page by page using the Up/Down buttons. Press Back to return to the story list. Requires a phone connection to fetch content.

GymClock — your interval & HIIT timer on the wrist.

Build a circuit from your own named exercises, set the work time, rest time and number of rounds, then start training without ever touching your phone. GymClock counts every interval down for you and uses the watch's vibration to keep your eyes off the screen — so you can focus on the workout.

Features
- Background run & resume
- Independent on the phone
- Custom routines: name each exercise and set work, rest and round count
- Large, glanceable display — current exercise, big countdown, round progress (e.g. "2/5 Lap 3") and a preview of what's next
- Color-coded phases: work and rest are instantly distinguishable (high-contrast on black-and-white watches too)
- Vibration cues: a buzz on the final seconds, the half-way mark, and the end of every interval — plus a long buzz when the workout is done
- Set rest to 0 for non-stop circuits
- Live heart rate (BPM) on watches with a heart-rate sensor
- Skip forward, skip back, pause and reset, all from the buttons
- Settings stay on the watch — once configured, it works fully offline

Controls
Select: start / pause
Hold Select: stop & reset
Hold Up: previous exercise
Hold Down: next exercise

Muninn is an extremely lightweight battery tracking and prediction app. It uses the Wakeup API (every 6 hours) instead of the Background Worker to monitor trends and provide insight without negatively affecting battery life, using a moving average of readings over time to estimate days left, rate of discharge, next charge date, and more!

Features:
- Negligible battery impact
- Days remaining and drain rate estimation
- Last observed charge and predicted next charge date
- Graph log of recent samples, up to 4 days
- Sync up to 120 days of data to the phone for long-term insights
- Upload and view all your data in web config page
- Set an AppGlance to show estimate in the launcher menu
- View general battery tips

Options:
- Custom low battery threshold notification (50%/20%/10%)
- Timeline pin at noon on the last day remaining
- High (above average) rate of drain notification
- One day left notification
- Auto-update of web config page stats (noon daily)

Important notes:
- If the watch is off at the next sample time, the app must be launched to allow wakeups to be resumed.
- The initial estimate may be an overestimate but will smooth out soon after.

A large-text alarm clock designed to be easy to read at a glance. Set up to 5 alarms from your phone — each with its own label, color, and weekly schedule.

NEW: Now with sound for Pebble watches with speaker! Press A+C to toggle un/mute.

Tamagotchi Emulator for Pebble! 
Run the original 1996-1997 Tamagotchi (P1 and P2) on your Pebble. 
Includes optional support for running your own background service to keep your Tamagotchi running when closed.

Tamagotchi is a virtual pet which you need to take care of! Watch it evolve based on your care for it. How long can you keep your pet alive?

If you like this project, please drop a heart! Thank you :) (You could help me win a Pebble so every like makes a difference!)

See the readme for full instructions on how to get started: https://github.com/StefanBauwens/Tamagotchi-Emulator-Pebble

You can also use this app together with the TamaTime watchface! (https://apps.repebble.com/c80224317250460987b9bb68) Never miss a call for attention!

Created for the Pebble 2026 Spring Contest.
Powered by TamaLIB by jcrona.

Worky is a simple time tracking app for Pebble.
One button press records start and end times, breaks are subtracted automatically, and days are stored locally.
Language (currently german and english), break time, and dark mode can be adjusted directly on the watch.

Perplexity AI was used during development.

This is my first attempt at a touchscreen watch face. Here you can view the time, steps, date and battery information, and if you tap the time, a countdown timer opens. Set it using the touchscreen and start it. An alarm sounds when the time is up. Unfortunately, it’s not currently possible to create a watch face with touchscreen functionality; instead, it has to be declared as an app. I’m hoping an SDK update will change that soon. Feel free to give it a go and let me know if you like it.

ParkTime – Hourly Parking Reminder

Pay parking by the hour? ParkTime reminds you before each hour expires so you can leave (or stay!) before you have to pay for another hour. 

Set your start time, pick how early you want the nudge, and let the app handle the rest.

Absolute MINIMUM Viable Product.  All features beyond displaying the NATO alphabet are not implemented.

MASSIVE shout-out to Fabio Dutra for putting this together!

You're three blocks from the platform. Do you run?

MTA Arrivals answers the only question that matters to the new yorker on the go: how long until the next train. Pin your stations (Home, Work, the situationship) and the live countdown is one glance away. No app to dig out of your pocket, no subterranean scroll - just the next train on the face of your watch.

Every line, rendered the way New York knows it: the colored bullet, the route letter, the borough it's bound for. Tap up or down to flip between lines, hold to jump stations. The next three trains wait quietly beneath the headline number, so you always know if you've got a cushion.

- Live arrivals straight from the MTA's real-time feeds - the same data the platform countdown clocks use.
- Your stations, your order. Save favorites with custom labels and step through them with a button.
- Nearest, automatically. Let GPS surface the closest station when you're somewhere new.
- Service alerts for your lines, so a reroute never catches you flat-footed.
- Built for the wrist - fast, legible, and frugal with your battery.
- PATH support

Quick press up/down to cycle lines, quick press to cycle direction, long hold select for the menu, long hold up/down to cycle between nearest and saved stations, double press back for service disruption information.

Designed for every modern Pebble: Pebble Time 2, Pebble Time, Pebble 2, and the round Pebble Time Round.

Fluid Sim runs a real-time Navier–Stokes fluid solver on your Pebble. Dye is advected through a velocity field with diffusion and incompressible projection, producing continuous swirling, splashing, and mixing that responds to your input.

  CONTROLS
  • Hold UP or DOWN to fire two angled jets that collide and mix near the center.
  • Hold SELECT to add a rotational stir to the whole field.
  • Tap or drag the screen (Pebble Time 2) to inject a swirling blob of dye at the touch point.
  • Tilt the watch to apply a gravity force; the fluid flows in that direction with added turbulence.

  COLOR PALETTES
  Choose a palette from the settings page:
  • Water — blue to cyan to white
  • Fire — red to orange to yellow to white
  • Acid — deep green to chartreuse to white
  • Rainbow — full spectrum, mapped to fluid density

  Color watches use ordered (Bayer) dithering for smooth gradients; black-and-white models render in four-level grayscale. The simulation runs on all Pebble platforms, with touch input on models that have a touchscreen.

See the line status of the London Underground from your wrist! 

Unofficial app using the TfL Unified API.

Real-time transit arrival predictions for more than 200 transit agencies across Canada, US and around the world. See www.transsee.ca for the complete list.

Currently requires TransSee Premium which costs from CAN$2 for one week to CAN$40 for one year. You must enter your Tidbyt/TronByt Premium Id from your premium email in the settings to activate it.

Launching the app will show the stops within 500m. Select a stop for predictions for the next three vehicles. TransSee generates a prediction range based on past travel time for most agencies.

From the TransSee website settings you can check off “Show link to ‘Send to Watch’”, then you can select a stop from the website and it will appear first on the stop list on your watch no matter how far away it is.

Based on Toronto Transit Time by Chester.