Wanna kill time? Like repairing generators in Dead by Daylight? 

This small game lets you repair generators and do skillchecks as if you were in a trial! Have fun!

The Pebble developer's on-wrist reference.

Building a Pebble app and need to check what LECO 38 Bold looks like, or grab the hex code for GColorVividCerulean? Stop switching windows. Pixel Sampler puts everything you need right on your watch.

Fonts — Browse all 25 Pebble system fonts (23 on older platforms). Select any font for a scrollable specimen page with sample strings: time, digits, letters, text, symbols. UP/DOWN navigates between fonts — when you hit the bottom of one specimen, the next font loads automatically.

Colors — The full 64-color Pebble palette in spectrum order. Each row shows a color swatch and name. Select any color to see the full screen filled with it, along with the GColor constant name, hex code, and 2-bit RGB channel values. UP/DOWN scrolls through all colors without going back to the list. B&W platforms show the 4 actual gray levels.

Platform — Your current device at a glance: platform codename, watch model, screen dimensions, shape, color depth, and health capabilities.

All 7 Pebble platforms supported: Aplite, Basalt, Chalk, Diorite, Emery, Flint, Gabbro.

SKULL Pass & Play 3-6 Player Ancient Bluffing game.

Playing with Bombs and Shields instead. Place your cards, and eventually bet how many shields you can pull before finding a bomb!

MASH! You know it! Pick your categories and options and seal your fate! It's never wrong! ________ Option if you want to mentally pick an option not listed, but i tired to include a lot of fun options!

See and ping your Apple devices

This app is an Edo Clock. Edo period clocks are based on 6 hours spaced from sun rise to sun set. Summer hours are longer then winter hours.

1-6 player Pass & Play. Score keeping solo mode and smart select tile options.
Chose # of tiles, and scoring system and roll the dice! Try to 'close' all the numbers, or get as low as you can.

Turn your Pebble into an e-reader, perfect for quick reads during commutes, waiting rooms, or anywhere you have a spare moment. Time to read on your wrist.

The app is being developed right now, specially tricky on the companion app side to manage the loaded books/remove/sync etc... 

Even more difficult to test for now until the real hardware arrive, but I'm on a mission to make a nice ereader app in order to binge a bit of books from time to time.

But feel free to play with the current demo, let's go!

Pebble companion for Finamp, the Jellyfin music player. You can browse your music by album, playlist, artist, and genre. You can initiate playback of any of those items or add a single song to the queue under any of them. This required some changes that I've made to the finamp app for android. I'll be making a pull request to try to get them accepted into the official finamp app, but for now you can compile the app yourself from this repo: https://github.com/tannermeade/finamp/tree/redesign-pebble-support

I compiled a debug apk if you want to use it before finamp merges the PR: https://github.com/tannermeade/finamp/releases/tag/debug-pebble-1

The PR for the changes: https://github.com/UnicornsOnLSD/finamp/pull/1597

NOTCH
A one-press wrist logger.

NOTCH turns your Pebble into a personal tracking companion. Whether you're monitoring hydration, logging medications, tracking symptoms, or timing your workouts, NOTCH makes it effortless.

Press SELECT once for Water, twice for Meds, three times for Food. Hold SELECT to access all 15 categories. Every notch is timestamped and stored automatically.
Smart categories
15 categories covering health, fitness, work, and wellness:

Hydration: Water (oz), Coffee, Drink
Nutrition: Food with meal size
Health: Pain (1-10), Migraine, Mood (1-10), Meds with dose tracking
Bathroom: Toilet with Bristol Stool Scale, Urine
Fitness: Exercise with intensity, Activity type, Sleep duration
Work: Task timer with type (Meeting, Drive, Call, Chart and more)
Wellness: Urge/craving

Paired logging
Sleep, Exercise, Work, Migraine and Activity categories use start/stop pairing so NOTCH automatically calculates duration. Start a work session, end it when you're done, and see exactly how long you spent.

Quantity picker
Select from options for each category. Water logs in oz. Pain rates 1 through 10. Toilet uses the clinical Bristol scale. Meds tracks Dose 1, 2, 3, or PRN.

At a glance
The main screen shows your last notch with timestamp, a live daily summary, and a scrollable timeline of everything logged today. Hold UP to see how long ago you last logged Water.

Reminders
Set per-category vibration reminders from 30 minutes to 8 hours. Hold DOWN to adjust any category's reminder interval directly from your wrist.

Works on all Pebble platforms including Time 2 and Round 2.

If anyone is using this app and has feedback or would like to request a change please email me at [email protected]. I so far have only used it in the emulator so have no idea how it performs day to day. Long term goal is to be able to export the log. 

This is a run / walk tracker for Pebble with a focus on simplicity. It doesn't require a companion app but it does require a connection to a phone for GPS.

The app shows the time, distance and pace of your run as well as the wall time. Press Select to start/pause/resume your run. While running, it shows your current pace. Wile paused, it shows your overall (average) pace. The app doesn't save any data about your previous runs. At the moment, the distance can be shown in kilometers but not in miles.

The Pebble watch doesn't have GPS so it needs to use your phone to get the current position. It seems that Pebble can query the current position but can't trigger a precise GPS lock. The location will be inaccurate unless another app on the phone is requesting the location. Therefore, I recommend that you use a separate app on your phone, such as Strava or Google Fit, to record an activity to ensure that precise location data is available.

• Features a coin, D4, D6, D8, D10, D12, and D20.
• Roll up to 4 dice at once by holding + or -.
• Real-time 3D geometry and tumbling animations.
• Incredibly satisfying vibrations.
• Minimal and intuitive interface.

A simple app to show some of the sensor data on Pebbles.
Currently only shows accelerometer and compass data but hopefully more can be added.
Very much a WIP.

Fidget Pebble turns your wrist into a fidget toy — 7 satisfying minigames, all powered by haptic feedback.
If you need to focus, decompress, or just keep your hands busy, it has you covered

Pop It — Navigate a 5×5 bubble grid and pop them all. Tap to pop, hold to move back. Clears with a celebration animation.
Pusher — Two cylinders take turns rising. Press the right button at the right moment to keep the rhythm going. Choose your vibe pattern with SELECT.
Screw — Tighten and loosen a hex bolt with UP and DOWN. Feel the thread with every turn. SELECT snaps to the nearest end.
Bubbles — Three screen zones, three buttons. Pop bubbles and watch your history fill up.
Drum — Three pads, three distinct vibration patterns. Tap out your own rhythm.
Gear — Two interlocked gears fill the screen. Hold UP or DOWN to spin them, release and feel the haptic pulse. SELECT cycles vibration intensity.
Ball — Tilt your wrist to roll a ball around the screen. Collect targets laid out like dice faces — 1 dot, then 2, then 3, up to 6.

Controls vary by minigame — all intuitive, no instructions needed.
Settings — Toggle vibration on/off globally from the main menu. The setting persists across restarts.
Supported Platforms: Emery

Get quotes from your favorite Lord of the Rings characters. Pick a character from the Fellowship or browse the top 20 most-quoted heroes (configurable in settings). Give your wrist a shake to get a new quote. Built using The One API and Luminari font from macOS. If the API becomes overloaded you can get a new API key from  https://the-one-api.dev/ and override the shared key in settings.

Icons generated from Peter J. Yost's Ring Render https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One_Ring#/media/File:One_Ring_Blender_Render.png