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Your (small) AI voice assistant, right on your wrist.

⚠️ Requires a NaN.builders API key (https://nan.builders) and the Pebble phone app connected for dictation.

Supported watches:
✅ Pebble Time 2 (emery)
✅ Pebble 2 Duo (flint)
✅ Pebble Round 2 (gabbro)

Press a button, dictate your question and this voice assistant replies right on your Pebble. On watches with a speaker, the answer is read aloud too.

- Voice dictation through the watch microphone
- AI-powered answers — pick your model in settings (Gemma 4 or Qwen 3.6)
- Spoken answers on speaker-equipped watches; hold UP to replay
- Talk to it in 🇪🇸 Spanish, 🇬🇧 English, 🇫🇷 French, 🇮🇹 Italian or 🇵🇹 Portuguese — it replies in the same language
- Simple interface: ask, read or listen, ask again

Built for quick questions and short answers (about a sentence), tailored to what a watch can comfortably handle.

On speakerless watches you get text answers with a vibration.

🗣️ Ready to ask it something?

Track your intermittent fasting right from your wrist. Fasting Timer is a simple, focused widget that shows your current fasting window at a glance and keeps working quietly in the background. As the hours pass, the watch shows the metabolic stage you're moving through - from digestion and glycogen depletion to ketosis and autophagy - so every hour on the clock means something.

Stochastic Fists turns your Pebble into a silent corner coach for shadowboxing. Instead of audio callouts, it uses custom vibration patterns to call out real boxing combos — so you can train to music, in a gym, or anywhere you don’t want sound or screen distractions.

Each punch has its own feel on your wrist: quick taps for jabs and crosses, double hits for hooks, rising rhythms for uppercuts, and long sweeps for slips and rolls. Combos are chosen from a curated library of real combinations — not random nonsense — so the flow matches how fighters actually move.

Works on all Pebbles — Pebble Time, Time Steel, Time Round, Pebble 2, and classic Pebble (where memory allows). Layout adapts to square and round screens; color and black-and-white models supported.

Shadowbox smarter. Feel the combo. Keep your eyes off the screen and your head in the round.

Plan Landsat 8/9 and Sentinel-2A/B/C passes over your location on Pebble Time 2. See a countdown, hourly cloud forecast, and modeled cross-track coverage. A 30-day history reports matching Earth Search scenes, whole-scene cloud cover, product-lag status, or a catalogue no-match. No-match does not prove that no acquisition occurred.

The regional map shows your center, selected ground track, and nominal imaging swath; predictions and maps are cached for offline use. The map is an overview, unavailable above 80° latitude, and not live navigation. Sentinel-2A has a partial acquisition plan. Coverage and swath-edge status are geometric heuristics, not probabilities or guarantees. Cloud forecasts over five days have little skill.

Refresh sends current coordinates to Open-Meteo for cloud forecasts and Element 84 Earth Search for scene history. Pin records stay in phone storage and are not included in those requests; open app settings to copy them as GeoJSON. Requires location permission for fresh local predictions and an internet connection for forecasts and scene history.

Controls: UP/DOWN selects a pass; hold DOWN switches map/list; SELECT saves a timestamped pin; hold SELECT refreshes. Data: CelesTrak, Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0), Element 84 Earth Search, Natural Earth (public domain). Source: https://github.com/globe-and-atlas/overpass-watch

Put your robot vacuum on your wrist. Vacuum connects your Pebble watch to your robot's cloud API, so you can check and control it without reaching for your phone. Built to grow — v1.0 supports Ecovacs Deebot, with room for more brands later.

- Start or resume cleaning instantly
- Pause, stop, or send your robot back to its dock
- See live status: Cleaning, Paused, Returning, Charging, Washing Mop, or Idle
- Check battery level and dock station state at a glance
- Try the full watch experience safely with the `DEMO` API key
- Runs on every Pebble generation — B&W, colour, and round screens

Set your brand and API key in the phone settings, select a robot, and take control from your watch. Get an Ecovacs API key at open.ecovacs.com.

Track Hanoi & Ho Chi Minh City metro from your wrist.
Pick your trip A → B, watch the next train count down, get a buzz before it arrives.

Real-time bus arrivals for Barcelona on your Pebble. See how long until the next bus at any TMB stop without taking your phone out.

    Favourites— keep the stops you use every day and open them in one press.
    Nearby — find bus stops near you by GPS, nearest first, with the distance in metres.
    Search by code — type the stop code printed on the bus stop sign.

Open a stop for every line calling there, soonest first, each in its own line colour. Pick a line for its next two buses and where they are headed. Live times from TMB's iBus service, refreshed every half minute, with the clock on screen throughout. Metropolitan AMB lines and Nitbus night buses included.

In Catalan, Spanish and English. Works on Pebble Time, Time 2, Time Round, Pebble 2 and Core Devices watches.

Unofficial: not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to Transports Metropolitans de Barcelona. It reads TMB's public developer API. Bus times are predictions and can be wrong — check the stop sign for the last bus of the night.

Keywords: Barcelona, bus, TMB, AMB, iBus, bus times, arrival times, next bus, bus stop, nearby stops, public transport, Nitbus, night bus, Catalonia, transit, real-time.

Up to five entries on your wrist, each one an HTTP(s) request.
The reply appears directly in that row.
Optionally configure POST data, Authorization header and auto-exit per entry.

The whole Bible on your wrist. Berean Bible reads the Berean Standard Bible - a clear, modern, public domain translation - with nothing between you and the text: open it and you're reading, exactly where you left off.

Chapters arrive through your phone from the fetch.bible CDN and are cached as you go, so the books you actually read are there when you want them. The text keeps its shape: prose paragraphs open with a gentle indent, the Psalms keep their poetry line by line, and superscriptions and Psalm 119's Hebrew letters stand where they've always stood.

Say where you want to go. Press Search and speak - "John 3", "Psalm 23", "First Corinthians 13" - and you're there, even if you've never opened that book before. Speak a phrase instead - "for God so loved the world" - and get tappable results with the verse reference, each one opening the chapter scrolled to that very verse.

* The complete Berean Standard Bible, all 66 books, no account and no fees - the text is public domain and served free by fetch.bible
* Voice navigation: speak a reference and land in it; speak a phrase and search the books you've read
* Passage picker built for a watch: a grid of book abbreviations and chapter numbers, not a mile-long list
* Bookmarks: hold Select while reading to save your spot; reopen it at the exact scroll position later
* Paragraph and poetry formatting, three text sizes, and a dark theme for night reading
* On Pebble Time 2: full touch - drag to scroll with momentum, tap to page, tap any grid cell to pick it. Every button still does what it always did
* Your place is always kept: book, chapter, and scroll position survive every exit, and the launcher shows where you are - "John 3" - before you even open the app
* Reading continues naturally: page past a chapter's end and the next one loads

Open. Read. That's the whole idea.

Stibble shows live STIB-MIVB departures on your Pebble Time 2. It covers the bus, tram, and metro network of Brussels.

The app finds the stops nearest to you. Each stop shows its lines. Each line shows a badge in its official color and the wait in minutes. The board refreshes every 30 seconds.

You can pin favorite stops. Favorite stops always stay on the board. Hold the select button to open the favorites list.

Configure the app from your phone. Search for stops, pin favorites, and turn the arrival vibration on or off. The interface speaks English, French, and Dutch. Stop names show in French or Dutch.

The status bar color shows the app state at a glance. Green means live data. Other colors show a lost phone, a lost network, or old data.

Stibble continues the work of Aurélien Ooms, who made the original pebble-stib-mivb app.

Data source: STIB-MIVB – Open Data (CC BY 4.0)

The Holy Quran fully offline independent from phone connectivity.

Get I Ching reading on your watch!

LCD DOT Analog App — Stopwatch & Timer The same clean look as LCD DOT Analog — now with a stopwatch and countdown timer built in. LCD DOT Analog App combines two design worlds: the analog clock face is inspired by the Casio AE-20W, repurposed here as a live progress ring, while the digit displays and status bar follow the classic LCD display aesthetic. In stopwatch mode, tick marks fill the analog face as seconds and minutes accumulate. In timer mode, the face counts down visually, with wider markers indicating remaining hours. The large LCD-style digit display at the bottom shows seconds and tenths in stopwatch mode, or minutes and seconds in timer mode. A smaller digit row above shows hours and minutes. Stopwatch: start, stop, and reset with the side buttons. Counts up to 23:59:59 with centisecond precision. State is saved if you leave the app and return. Countdown timer: set hours, minutes, and seconds by holding and scrolling the up/down buttons. The timer continues counting down even when the app is closed, and will wake the watch with a vibration alarm when time is up — even from the watchface. The alarm animates the analog face and pulses the vibration motor. Weather, city name, temperature, wind, and battery display are all present just as in the watchface version. Switch between stopwatch and timer with a short press of the middle button when not running. This app shares its design with LCD DOT Analog — if you just want the watchface without the stopwatch and timer, that's the one to install.

An app that simply displays the coordinates of your touch in real time.
It might be useful when you feel like your touch is slightly off!