PebbleKuma brings your Uptime Kuma status pages to your Pebble Time 2.

Browse a clean list of your monitors at a glance, a colored dot tells you what's up, down, in maintenance, or pending, with the 24-hour uptime right beside it.

Tap a monitor for a full card, color-coded by its status, showing the uptime percentage, current ping (with min/avg/max), monitor type, last check time, the latest status message when something's wrong, and a heartbeat history graph. 

Page up and down to flip through monitors; the numbers count up and the heartbeats sweep in as you go.

Sort by page order, name, or "problems first" (down → pending → maintenance → up, worst uptime leading). Pick a default in settings and switch instantly from the watch.

Setup is quick: enter your Uptime Kuma base URL and the status-page slugs you want in the phone settings. Everything is fetched on the phone and streamed to the watch, so it stays light and responsive.

Note: your Uptime Kuma server must be reachable from your phone (use your VPN if it's internal).

Ajoutez facilement des pins à votre timeline avec la voix (français uniquement):

Exemples:
- Pin à venir (dans la journée ou le lendemain si l'heure est dépassée): "À [20h45|20 heure] [rendez vous avec Antoine] ([à la gare|au cinéma]) (pendant [1 heure|10 minutes])"
- Pin mis à la date et heure actuelles: tous textes ne matchant pas avec le schéma précédent

L'application est stable mais toujours en cours de développement.

It's just a simple demo app based on Tsoding's "One Formula That Demystifies 3D Graphics" YouTube video for simple perspective-correct 3D rendering using wireframes and one really simple math formula.

The video: https://youtu.be/qjWkNZ0SXfo

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Allows tracking of match time, including stoppages, cards and score. For spectators, coaches and reporters - maybe even for referees!

Press select to toggle between match start/stop mode - press up to start and stop the timer (a long press resets the match time here), cards mode - pressing up adds a new card timer, and score mode - Up adds a score for the home team, Down adds for the away team. Long presses subtracts one in case of a mistake.

Now, you can set the match time and card time. Enter the setup mode with a long press on the Down button while in match start/stop mode. Use up and down to add and reduce match time. Select to move on.

 WDTVble lets you control your WD TV Live player from your Pebble watch.

Before using the app for the first time, the IP address of your WD TV Live player has to be set in the settings page.

Works with the WD TV Media Players 

(This is not an official app by WD TV)

Send http requests from your watch!
Includes config options for up to 3 quick access requests with methods GET POST PUT DELTE PATCH and custom headers

For all the fans of the game ARC Raiders and want to keep updated on the ARC Raiders events in the game. This app syncs and shows today's events in the Timeline and updates every day.

Real useful tool for fans of the game.

A clone of the game "Pop The Lock" For pebbles, this time it's kinda more space themed.

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Rock-paper-scissors is a game when each player simultaneously forms one of three shapes with an outstretched hand. These shapes are "rock" (a simple fist), "paper" (a flat hand), and "scissors" (a fist with the index and middle fingers together forming a V). 

The game has only three possible outcomes other than a tie: a player who decides to play rock will beat another player who has chosen scissors ("rock crushes scissors") but will lose to one who has played paper ("paper covers rock"); a play of paper will lose to a play of scissors ("scissors cut paper"). If both players throw the same shape, the game is tied.

View the GPS satellites as seen by your Pal Strap. The top button switched between GPS location, a map of your area, a list of satellites, and the relative position of the satellites. A long press switches to the previous screen.

When viewing a map, press the bottom button to zoom in. A long press zooms out.

Press the select button for custom settings.

If you have trouble locking in the GPS location using your Pal Strap, first make sure your Pal Strap is working by using the app supported by the Pal Strap creators.

The Pal Strap is not designed for Pebble 2, but this app will work on the P2. If you do modify your Pal Strap for the P2, let me know!

Connects and controls the Hive Heating system by British Gas. Select 'Version Information' to see what new features have been added. This is for the Pebble Time and Pebble Time Steel models

**Must download companion app and open it at least once to actually send SMS**
Using a custom made keyboard for Pebble, you can enter a phone number first and then a message. Long press select button to send the message to the number via the companion application. The companion application explains what each button does. When you first open up Pebboard you must first enter the 9 digit phone number and then you message. Entering characters in the phone number line will not get sent. The keyboard is open source so feel free to use it just please credit me. This started as just a modified keyboard based on Tertiary Text  by vgmoose, but went ahead and turned it into a full SMS application.

Music Assistant Remote turns your Pebble Time 2 into a proper remote for your Music Assistant server. Transport, volume, multi-room grouping, and one-tap shortcuts to your library — all from your wrist.

It's built specifically for the Time 2's touchscreen and four buttons. Music Assistant works either as a standalone server or as a Home Assistant add-on; either is fine.

The now-playing screen shows the current track, artist, album, elapsed and total time, and a progress bar. The right edge of the screen has a column of three icons for previous, play-pause, and next — they're tap targets, but the
watch's UP, SELECT, and DOWN buttons do the same things. Along the bottom is a strip showing whether shuffle and repeat are on, plus the current volume. Tap the shuffle bit to flip it. Tap repeat to cycle off, all, one. Tap the volume
bit to jump into a full-screen volume control where UP and DOWN nudge the level and SELECT mutes.

Switching players is easy. Tap the player name at the top of the screen and you get a list of every player your server knows about, sorted alphabetically, with a green/amber/grey dot showing whether each one is playing, paused, or
idle. By default the watch sticks to whatever player is currently playing, but tap any row to take over a different one.

Long-press any player row in that list and you get an action sheet for grouping. If the player is on its own, you'll see a list of every other player it can join. If it's already in a group, you'll see options to leave, add another
player, or tear the whole group down. Members appear indented underneath their master in the list, with a chain badge on the master so you can read the setup at a glance.

Quick Play is the shortcuts feature. Long-press SELECT on the now-playing screen and you get a menu of up to ten things you've pinned — albums, artists, playlists, whatever your library has. Tap one and it starts playing on whichever
player you're currently controlling. You set the shortcuts up on the settings page from your phone: type into the search box, the page hits your Music Assistant server directly, you tap a result to pin it. The shortcuts live on the
watch too, so the menu still works even if your phone hasn't synced yet.

A few things worth knowing before you configure it. The settings page is served from GitHub Pages, so your Music Assistant server needs to accept CORS requests from that origin. If you're running MA as a Home Assistant add-on the
easiest fix is a small bit of config on whatever reverse proxy you have in front of it.