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5/10/15 is a highly configurable interval timer for Pebble. Starts with four ready-made lists — Work Loop, Long Loop, Quick Loop, and Morning Routine. Full add, delete, and edit support means build your own! The watch counts down and vibrates when it’s time to switch. Loop lists restart automatically; one-shot lists announce when you’re done.
State persists across app exits, so you can check your watchface without losing your place.
• Select — play/pause
• Up/Down — skip tasks
• Long Select — reset current task
• Long Down — back to the List of Lists

Named in tribute to the classic iPhone app 30/30.

IP Cam Alarm toggles your Foscam's email alarm setting, effectively "arming" the alarm.

Email and alarm settings need to be set up through your Foscam control panel.

Want to take some air, but you wonder how much time is left before sunset?
Night is Coming lets you know, anywhere in the world, in how long it will be night.

88 Miles is a simple time tracking application. Using your Pebble watch app, you can punch in to your 88 Miles projects from your wrist! Keep track of your time where ever you are.

Keep your focus where it needs to be, on the court! Never forget the score again! No unnecessary menus or features, so your attention is on what really matters, TENNIS!

Press up for Player 1's score. Press Down for Player 2's score. Press the Select button to reset. Hold UP/Down to undo.

-New! Stroke Keeper feature. 

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Takes your current location and uses the what3words location system to feed it back in 3 words! Now with autorefresh, configurable in settings!

Taco hunger can strike at any moment. With TacoQuest on your Pebble smartwatch, you'll always know where the best - los mejores - tacos near you are.

Countnow is a simple, timeline optimised watchapp, that with the press of a button, registers a click. You could use this to count attendance at an event, count laps in an oval and more.

Wind Watch is a very simple app which provides live streaming data from the Kiteboarding Club El Gouna weather station in Egypt.

Eases obtaining a Timeline user token so that pins can be added to the Timeline using one of the available libraries.

Late ninth-century England. Norse fleets work your coasts every year. You have a small kingdom, a war band, and difficult choices to make before winter closes in.

Most turns take thirty seconds. A campaign plays in short sessions across real days - the game waits when you are not watching.

Your kingdom is a four-by-four grid of territories, roughly half settled when the campaign begins. Fortifications take years to build. The same people who farm your land fill your fyrd. Monasteries draw Norse attention. Ruins wait to be reclaimed.

The Norse learn your settlements over time. A fleet that has raided your coast for two years knows things about your defences that a newly arrived one does not. A shattered war band cannot be quickly rebuilt.

Battle outcomes are costly even when you win. Fyrd go home after a fight. Housecarl casualties stay lost until you recruit again.

Procedurally generated maps. Four difficulty levels: Learn, Sheltered, Standard, Brutal. Campaign chronicle.

For Pebble Time 2. *Burh* is Old English for a fortified town; pronounced "burr."

*Note: Claude Code was used in the generation of this app.*

Find nearby stops and get route directions to your favorite places.

Works in parts of France, Germany, the Netherlands, Spain and the United States.

Feedback appreciated!

Minimalistic double counter with persistent storage.

Short press up key to increase the upper counter.
Long press up key to decrease the upper counter.
Short press down key to increase the lower counter.
Long press down key to decrease the lower counter.
Long press select key to reset both counters.

Use config to define custom colors for background and counters or enable status bar.

Works without connection to the phone.

App giving next train arrivals within the Los Angeles Metro Rail network.