Backgammon variation commonly played in the Middle East.

A mcbroken client for Pebble smartwatches. Now you can check if the ice cream machine is down on your wrist!

Nearby shows up to 5 McDonald's locations within a 5-mile (8.04 km) radius from your current location, sorted from closest to farthest, and Saved shows all of your saved locations (duh) that you've added in the app settings. You can save up to 5 locations.

Arcade fighter for Pebble Time 2. KENZO vs BLAZE in endless mode — punch, kick, block, and unleash 3 Dragon Blaze chi blasts per round. Survive as many rounds as you can. Share with #pebbledragonfist

A song-finding app using Shazam’s audio recognition. It connects to an Android companion app to listen to nearby sound through your phone’s microphone, securely process it through Shazam’s service, and match it with any known audio signature in Apple’s music catalog. 

You can install the Android app from the source link at the bottom of the page. After setting it up on your phone, launch the watch app at any point to listen for music. When a song is successfully found, you will feel a short vibration and be presented with the song name and artist (currently, only names with Latin letters are known to display correctly). The previous 10 found songs are saved right on your watch, organized by discovery date.

Easily find your way to the nearest open docks in Washington DC's Capital Bikeshare (CaBi) system.

A daily word puzzle for your wrist, a wordle clone ;). Guess the five-letter word in 5 tries. Letters turn green (correct), yellow (wrong spot), or gray (not in word). One new puzzle every day -- play it on the go in seconds. Tracks your stats, win percentage, and streak. Supports Pebble Time 2 and Pebble Time Round.

Daily Tarot 
Receive a Tarot card draw each day, mathematically. Press down button to slide up a detailed explanation of your card's upright meaning and general interpretation. Enjoy all 78 cards of the major and minor arcana represented in pixel art, with smooth spinning animations dynamically scaled.
Credits:
- The incredible pixel art images used for the cards were created by finalbossblues: https://finalbossblues.itch.io/pixel-tarot-deck
- Card metadata and meanings are fetched using the open https://tarotapi.dev/ API.

NoodleBoy is the ultimate Pebble companion for the sophisticated (or just very hungry) college student, late-night coder, and kitchen-phobic human. We’ve distilled the complex, high-stakes art of instant ramen into a series of foolproof alerts that ensure your sodium filled feast is perfection every single time.
Why you need NoodleBoy:


    We done our research so you don't have to: We have searched high and low, far and wide for the biggest and best ramen brands and ensured they are there ready and waiting for you, if we are missing a brand you love, tell them to send me a sample so I can get them added.

    Dignity Preservation: End the "Walk of Shame" to the trash can. No more fishing a soggy, crumpled plastic wrapper out of the bin just to remember if it’s a three or four-minute boil.

    Precision Timing: Because there is a thin, dangerous line between "al dente" and "wet paper towel."

    The Flavor-Packet Reminder: Never again will you finish your soup only to find the seasoning packet hiding under the bowl like a salty ghost.

    Favorite your Favorites: Stuck in your noodle ways, stick to your slurp or die, hold select to add to your favorites so they will be at the top of your list

    Skip the timer: Think you know better than your noodle overlords, hold select or press down to skip the timer, your funeral at the end of the day 

    What did i have to do again?: Been too eager to see what is next in your culinary journey? Press the up button to go back a step.

PebbleParty is a multi-game party app for Pebble smartwatches. Two players share one watch. Player 2 uses the UP button, Player 1 uses DOWN button and compete head-to-head in mini-games.

Games:
- Tap Race: Tap your button as fast as you can. First to 20 wins.
- Reaction Time: Wait for a signal, then tap. Fastest reaction wins. Best of 3.
- Memory Match: Watch a pattern, then repeat it back from memory.
- Zero Hunt: Countdown starts and dissappears. Count in your head and tap as close to zero as possible. Best of 3.
- Tug of War: Tap rapidly to pull a marker to your side.

How it works:
A card selector menu lets you scroll through games. Select a game, press SELECT to start (some games have a 3-2-1-GO countdown), then play. 
A results screen shows the winner with an option to replay or return to the menu.

Display: 
In two-player games, the screen splits top/bottom. Player 2's text is rotated 180° so each player can read their half from opposite sides of the watch.

Flappy Bird for your Pebble. Tap SELECT (or hold it) to flap through pipes. Gentle physics tuned for small-screen play, persistent high score.

This is a port/demake of the bird and beans pyoro game from the warioware minigame and DsiWare shop

Focus on the match, not the math. The simplest way to keep track of your tennis score right from your wrist.

* Quick and intuitive score logging
* Tracks points, games, and sets
* Minimalist interface designed for quick glances
* No phone connection required during the match

Remember subnets on your wrist, not in your head.

Main purpose is translating between CIDR notation and traditional masks.

Also shows some other useful info, especially on Chalk, Emery, and Gabbro.

A daily app that looks and feels like an arcade game from the 80's, with all the capabilities of the modern Pebble Time 2.

PebbleEcho — How long is your memory?

PebbleEcho is a modern memory game built around your watch's four buttons. The watch flashes a growing sequence of coloured signals from each edge of the display — your job is to echo it back, one button at a time.

Each round adds one more step to the sequence. Miss a beat and you start over. Keep going and climb the leaderboard engraved right on your wrist.

How to play

- Watch the sequence of coloured flashes light up from the edges of your screen
- Repeat the sequence using the Up, Select, Down, and Back buttons
- Every correct round adds one more step — how far can you go?
- Long-press Back at any time to exit