A time calculating app made by me and johannesn!

Choose your date, month, and year (Most used is birthday) then BOOM! You get how old you are!

Again, special thanks to johannesn!

Easy app to count points in a Match

Links with SongBook Android or iOS to show current and next song title, subtitle and chords. Use Select button to view chord definitions for current song. Move to previous/next song in the SongBook app with the Up/Down buttons.

Pebble app that displays upcoming ingame events in Guild Wars 2.

A chromatic pitch-pipe on your wrist. Play any note instantly. Cycle through all twelve chromatic tones with the Up button then press and hold Select to sound the note for as long as you need. It runs entirely on your Pebble.

## Repeating reminders that actually reach you, even in Quiet Time.

Nudge is a configurable interval reminder for your wrist. Set it up once and it buzzes you on a schedule you control: every 25 minutes on weekday afternoons, every 90 minutes all day, or anything in between or longer.

Unlike a phone reminder, Nudge keeps working when you have Do Not Disturb on. Its vibrations are explicit app vibrations, so they fire through Quiet Time, using the pattern you picked.

# WHAT YOU GET
- Up to 6 independent reminders, each switched on and off on its own.
- Intervals from 1 minute to 24 hours, set to the second if you want (4 min 20 s).
- Variable interval: instead of a fixed gap, roll a new random interval between a minimum and a maximum on every fire, so it never gets predictable.
- 5 vibration patterns: short-short, short-long, long-long, triple-short, long-short-long.
- An optional short message shown on the watch, and raised as a notification on top of whatever you were looking at.
- A daily time window and day-of-week picker per reminder, so nothing buzzes you at 3am or on a Sunday unless you ask it to.
- Three buzz modes, so you choose between your pattern, a single buzz, or a silent message only.

Everything is configured from the Pebble app's own settings screen. There is no companion app to install and no account to create.

Reminders survive closing the app and rebooting the watch: each one schedules the next with the OS wakeup service.

# GOOD TO KNOW
Nudge surfaces on screen for a second or two when a reminder fires. That foreground moment is what lets the full vibration pattern play, rather than the single truncated pulse a background app is limited to.

Each reminder covers one same-day window. For an overnight schedule, use two reminder slots.

The app uses the information already gathered by Pebble Health, so it is very lightweight. 

It takes the heartrate measurements from the night before from 12:00 until 4:00 am. It discards any overly high or low ones, and then averages them for the Resting Heart rate daily value.

It displays the current Resting Heart Rate Daily Value at the top, and has a 2 week graph and 120 day graph. Middle button to see the 120 days.

Coded with Gemini.

Polly — your talking parrot

Polly is a colourful parrot for your Pebble Time 2 that actually talks out loud
through the watch speaker.

- **SELECT** — dictate a sentence and Polly speaks it back.
- **UP** — ask a question and Polly answers in a sentence or two, powered by
  Google Gemini's free tier.
- **DOWN** — pick one of your own preset "quick phrases" and say it instantly.

Speech is generated by Google Cloud Text-to-Speech, with dozens of languages and
voices to choose from. Between chats the parrot blinks, tilts its head, steps,
hops and flaps on its branch.

Requires a Pebble Time 2 (speaker + microphone). Bring your own free Google API
keys — Cloud Text-to-Speech for the voice, and an AI Studio (Gemini) key for the
optional ask-AI button. Both are entered in the app settings and stay on your
phone. Voice, language, volume, animation frequency and quick phrases are all
configurable.

Dice your watch. Shake the clock to roll a die!

This is an example made with Khelljyr Pebble Framework
The topic of this example is the Keyboard scene feature.
/!\This is a code example for pebble. Unless you are a developer, this application is useless for you, don't blame it ;p/!\
If you want to see the code of this project, go on the github project !
(https://github.com/nvareille/Khelljyr)

A Bible app for Pebble with modern features

Hold Select to jump to a Book, Chapter, or Verse via dictation, e.g. "Psalms 23"

Moon Ascending Descending Slope.
All the calculation is done locally in pebble ( no link to internet is needed). The moon declination slope will shown as a real calculated graph in pebble by pressing the center button. The ticks on the time axis are in units of day. The ticks on the declination axis are in units of degree. The down button on the right side of the pebble watch will show the position of the moon in celestial coordinates (RA,DEC). If the current declination does increase (ascending moon) we call it in Swiss German (obsigänd) if it is in the descending it is called (nidsigänd), the descending moon. The numerical value on the right is the first derivative of the declination to the time (degree/day). The value d is the second derivative of the declination to the time (degree/(day*day)). To get suns position (RA,DEC) click the upper bottom on the right of the pebbel. The difference of the RA values are representative for the moon phase, as example 12 hour full moon, 0 hour new moon. 
A drawing of the moon phase, according the difference of the right ascension (RA) of the moon and the sun, will be included in the first picture together with the moon slope ascending descending curve.
Remark: In a next release and if needed the accuracy of the object positions could be improved, now in the order of a few minutes, to less than one minute.

Launch Voice Relay and it starts listening straight away. Press Select when you've finished speaking, and what you said is sent to an HTTP endpoint you choose — your own server, your own model, your own key. The reply comes back as text on the watch.

Setup
Open the app's settings in the Pebble phone app and fill in two fields: the endpoint URL, and any headers you need (one per line, Name: value — an API key goes here). A Test button posts the word "test" so you can confirm the endpoint works before speaking to it.

The contract
Voice Relay posts {"text": "what you said"} and expects {"response": "what to show"} back. Anything that speaks JSON will do — a language model, a webhook, a note-taking service, a home automation script.

On the watch
Select speaks again. Up and Down scroll a long reply. Back exits. Errors are shown in plain words, not codes — a failed request tells you the status and whatever the server said about it.

You need your own endpoint. There is no built-in service and no account to create; nothing is sent anywhere except the address you enter. Speech recognition uses the same phone-based dictation as the rest of the watch, so a phone connection is required.

Home Assistant entity line graphs on your wrist. Supports multiple entities.

Walkr tracks your steps taken and calories burned during a training lap. Walkr uses the built-in health kit in your Pebble.
When launched Walkr will show the last recorded values.
To start a new lap, press the play button. You can pause anytime by pressing the pause button. To end a lap, press the stop button twice within a 5 seconds time frame.
Exiting the app will stop the lap as well.
Warning: do not rely on this app to give you a complete and precise readout. The app uses the Health Service and inherits the deficiencies of the Health Services.