How many springy balls can you trap? You have 60 seconds to capture as many as you can! Sound simple? ...it's not as you advance in level. After you're done, compare your skills with every TrapBall player in the world! Ready, set, Go!

A spirit level. Not more and not less. Hold your watch on any side of an object (or put it on top of it), to determine if the object is level or plumb.

Features included:
- calibration
- show angles in degrees
- a flat surface level

This app shows at what time the next rain shower is expected for your location in, using data from buienradar.nl.

Provides simple arithmetic problems to be solved.

The problem updates automatically every 5 minutes.
Press select button to view the answer and proceed.

ToiletFinder shows you the direction, distance and street address of the nearest public toilet within a square mile around your current position. It displays also if the toilet is accessible to wheelchair drivers. 

As you move towards the station it recalculates the distance. The app relies on Open Street Map Data. So if you find insufficient or incorrect information please go to openstreetmap.org to correct this for you and future users. Please help to keep public location data free and donate to http://donate.openstreetmap.org/

Marta Next Train displays the arrival times of the upcoming trains in the metro Atlanta, Georgia area.

*A connection to your phone is required for location and data services. Marta Next Train is not affiliated with or operated by Marta.

Heart Beat uses the new Heart Rate Sensor in Pebble 2 to provide a pretty visualization, well, of your heart beat. HR is sampled every 5 seconds to not destroy battery life. 

HackIllinois 2014! Combines the weather and real-time CUMTD tracking into a super-powered watch face. Fast, efficient, intuitive; A Smarter Pebble.

This version will only provide bus information for my stop.  

UPDATE: If you go to UIUC and want a custom version that works with bus stops relevant to you, pop me an email. 

UPDATE2:  Now open source!  Let me know if you do anything cool!

Támogatott nyelvek: magyar és angol a telefon nyelve alapján.
Supported languages: Hungarian and English, set according to the phone language.

A PebFUTÁR alkalmazással nyomon követheted a BKK járatait a közeledben és a számodra fontos megállókban - közel valós időben.

Az alkalmazás jelenleg csak Budapest területén működik. A jövőben új városok is bekerülhetnek, amennyiben rendelkeznek OneBusAway kompatibilis adatbázissal.

Visszajelzésekkel, továbbfejlesztési ötletekkel keresd a fejlesztőt emailben vagy GitHubon.

English

Follow public transport vehicles near real-time in Budapest, Hungary with the PebFUTÁR app.

Warning: due to practical reasons, the app only works in Budapest, Hungary. Other cities might be included in the future if they have a OneBusAway compatible database and there is enough interest.

Feel free to send feedback and improvement ideas in email or through GitHub issues.

Pebble Hooks lets you send HTTPS requests from your watch using the four Pebble buttons. Each button can be configured separately from the Pebble mobile app.

For each action, you can set a label, HTTP method, URL, authentication, optional headers, and an optional request body. Supported auth types include Bearer, Basic, and custom header-based auth.

The watch shows simple status feedback when a request is sent or completed. To exit the app, hold the Back button.

View your most recent GitHub notifications on your Pebble

Scalerometer is a novel app which lets you weigh things using only the accelerometer in Pebble. A scale on your wrist!

How it works:
The app works by detecting how fast you can oscillate a certain object. The heavier an object is, the slower you will be able to swing it up and down which can be detected using the accelerometer.
The accuracy greatly depends on your ability to use a constant effort when calibrating and weighing objects. Make sure you use the same force for all weights instead of trying to oscillate even heavy weights as fast as possible.

To extend the range that can be weighed, it is usually best to start with your empty hand and swing as fast as you can, then keep the same force for higher weights. You need to calibrate with at least 3 different known weights!

Fitness app specifically designed for the Pal Strap.

Bottom button to start/stop. Top button to switch screens, or a long top button press to reset the time and distance. Press the middle button for the settings menu.

If you are using the Pal Strap for GPS, the distance icon will either be red or green depending on whether the GPS signal is locked. You should first get the Pal Strap working with the Hey Pal app before using this app.

Calculating distance is based on the haversine formula, and it is admittedly an approximation based on a homegrown algorithm. Your mileage will (literally) vary!

Although the Pal Strap is designed for the Pebble Time, I am releasing this app for the Pebble Round and Pebble 2 also since it works with phone-based GPS. If you hack the Pal Strap to work with one of these devices, let me know!

Meet Mr. Baseball Guy, the baseball score viewer for your Pebble. Features include:

* (New feature) You can now add your favorite teams to your Timeline! If you choose to do this, you will also receive an alert when the game starts and a notification when it ends. Powered by Raspberry Pi.

* View all the current game's plays by holding the up button. Batteries not included.

* Automatic and manual refresh (hold select), so you can vigorously watch your game's score as you vigorously ignore class and work.

* A date selector, so you can go back to a time when your team was actually relevant.

* A color display (Time devices only).

* Up to 3 favorite teams, so you can watch your team win. Or, if you're a fan of my team, see a daily reminder of how much the other team can score.

* Matchup and game details, as well as the last play -- more plays coming*.

* The option to vibrate on score change.

* A clock (patent pending).

*More features are coming soon, like Timeline support, more plays, and possibly in-game box scores.

This is the initial release, so there are still probably some bugs. Just let me know when you find one!
See what our best users (read: me) have to say:

"Genuinely good."
-- Ethan B.

"A real heartwarming love story."
-- E. Bogart

"Don't knock it 'till you try it. Ok, I guess I didn't really like it that much."
-- E. B. Fakelastname

"Someone always puts my name on these things. I didn't say that. I never said that."
-- Robert	

A minimal turn-by-turn navigation app.

Features
- Configurable destination with location auto-complete
- Automatic manuever detection
- Shows the distance to manuever 

Setup
1. Setup an openrouteservice account and get a free API key (https://openrouteservice.org/)
2. In the Pebble app, open Pebble Pilot settings to configure your API key and destination
3. Start using Pebble Pilot!

Usage
- Configure your destination in the settings through the pebble app.
- The "up" and "down" buttons cycle through previous and next navigation steps.
- The "select" button restarts the navigation from your current location (great if you veer of course).

Note: Pebble Pilot currently only supports a single configured destination, support for multiple destinations is on the roadmap.

Pebble Pilot is open source! Contribute, request features or report bugs on github
https://github.com/matteomiceli/pebble-pilot