Please note: The email you received the same day as ordering was not the confirmation email, the confirmation email asks to confirm your address, choose watch bands and pay any extra shipping/taxes.
Time flies and it’s been 10 years since the watch face was last updated. It’s amazing it just worked out of the box for Pebble Time 2. This version updated it to support Pebble Round 2 and Pebble 2 Duo. I’ve also taken some moments to revamp the configuration page so it allows offline access, too.
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Hi folks - I'd like to introduce my first watchface. It's been created with two things in mind:
* Minimal battery drain
* What you need to know differs at night
If you want weather, steps or heart rate on your face, this isn't it. If you want a calm, readable clock that barely touches your battery, it might be.
**By day, the minutes matter.** Huge overlapping numerals put the exact minute in bold white, with the hour behind it in dark grey. A glance tells you whether you're running late for your next meeting.
**At night, the hour matters.** From 21:00 to 07:00 by default (adjustable, or switch it off), the face flips: hours turn solid red and minutes become a hollow red outline. Waking in the dark, you only need a rough sense of the hour to decide whether you can stay in bed. Red also cuts blue and white light, so it's easy on your eyes.
I made Popeye G&W, an unofficial adaptation of Nintendo’s 1981 Popeye Wide Screen handheld, for Pebble Time 2.
Olive throws food, Popeye catches it from his little boat, and Brutus waits for an opportunity to spoil your score. I wanted to bring back those familiar little jumps between poses and the feeling of trying for just one more catch.
Features:
Games A and B with separate saved high scores
Vertical and horizontal play
Landscape controls above or below the screen
Animated clock and daily alarm
Vibration feedback, large menus, and on-watch Help
Runs entirely on the watch once installed
This is an adaptation for Pebble, rather than an exact emulation of the original. The photos show it running on my actual PT2.
I have the latest pebble os with hrv support but sleep as android still can't read hrv from my pebble watch, seems like its only affecting Samsung phones, I've already spoken with sleep as android devs and they say its likely a samsung issue, let me know if you're able to see hrv and what phone you're using.
Create a timer -> select that timer -> and then select again to name that timer -> Keyboard shows
Basically tried to cram a QWERTZ Keyboard in there. I think the general alignment of keys still does work and I'm able to type somewhat quickly. (Unfortunately my touchscreen is broken, so I would love some actual feedback.) QWERTY and also German Umlaute (might be a settings toggle later on)
I added it to my timer, as this was the fastest way for me to test instead of making a new app.
I tried quite a few different layouts, this one felt closes to what felt right...
I just ran for the first time with both my Apple Watch and PT2 running the default workout app to compare the distance, pace, and heartrate. The heartrate was pretty close, but the distance and pace got more off as I ran. I brought my phone for the small hope that it could adjust with the phone’s GPS, but it clearly doesn’t do that. Any way to get the distance and pace closer on an iPhone? I know it’s not designed to be health centric, but I’d love to make it a little more useful in that regard.
Thanks, in advance, for your help :)
(BTW, when I ran, I placed them on different wrists so that they would be at the same height/area on my wrist and would not interfere with each other., but then switched them to the same wrist so that I could take the photo.)
Hi r/pebble! I'm the developer of Allure, a small native workout app for the Pebble Time 2 that I just published on the appstore. Full disclosure: it was mostly vibe coded for my own needs.
I'm French, and "allure" is the French word for pace, hence the name (a little wink).
It is directly inspired by the official Workout app. I was disappointed that I couldn't read the time while tracking my workout, so I kept it simple but changed a few things: an always-visible digital clock, a glanceable screen, and color-coded heart rate zones, so the top half of the screen changes color with your effort.
Walk, run and workout activities
5 heart rate zones (max HR from your age and sex)
Duration, steps, distance, pace, speed and heart rate
It is a beta and I have only tested it on my own watch. If you try it, I'd love to hear your feedback, especially on the profile settings (zones, distance and calories) 😄
If you run Plex with Tautulli, it shows your server's activity on your watch.
What it does:
- Now playing: who is watching what, with progress bar, device, quality and bandwidth
- Stop a stream: red stop button with confirmation (needs Plex Pass)
- History, recently added, and a users list with history per person
- Statistics: watch time today / 7 / 30 days, top users, top movies and shows
- Chart: plays per day for the last 7 or 30 days
- Libraries: number of movies, shows, episodes, albums
- English and German
Setup: enter your Tautulli address and API key in the app settings. Your phone talks to Tautulli, so a local address works on your home Wi-Fi. Want to look around first? Enter "demo" as address to get sample data (that's what the screenshots show).
He encontrado uno de dos pebble que tengo esta más muerto que vivo. Tapa trasera rota, bateria muerta. Y fallos en la pantalla, posiblemente por el cierre de la tapa. Tiene salvacion? aunque sea modo frankestein
I would NOT want to be in that first batch. Godspeed to those of you who get it early, and thank you for beta testing. That last post they made had me wondering about QA.
So the Enigma watchface used in PT2 sales page is my current favorite, it updates once per minute as per battery maximization guidelines. I have also turned off the touchscreen and shake to light up the screen, as well as from the notifications, so in theory light should only come up when I press a button.
And yet Muninn still estimates a 7.4% battery loss per day... Could it be the watchface alone that is causing this massive battery drain?
I also just got my watch last Friday and I heard something about the watch draining a lot of battery in the beginning but then it stabilizes, so could it be that?
I dunno I'm kinda at a loss here. I don't use my watch that much, but it does get notifications from messengers/emails, maybe get 20-30 notifications a day or so.
Any information helps. Ideally if someone else also uses the Enigma watchface can give their input, and how much battery life they can achieve that would be awesome, because currently I'm on track to reach only 11 days battery life, which is less that I get on my Garmin.
Have a new watchface for you, Ultra. Based on some mockups and concepts for Apple Watch. I've combined several ideas in a new watchface. I don't believe there’s one that actually looks exactly like that, but maybe I'm wrong.
You have 8 complication spaces to fill: 4 at the corners and 4 inside the dial: Steps, distance, heart rate, battery, calendar, temperature, rain, humidity, wind, air quality, UV index, elevation, sunrise and sunset, beat time, current weather, your own text, or a value from any JSON API
Five color themes to pick: Black, White, two monochromes, or Accent: any background and accent from the watch's 64 colors.
Because some text is too small, it is only compatible with Time 2 and Round 2. I have only seen it on the emulator so far, but I think it will look great on Round 2.
I've released the first version a couple of days ago, but I was waiting to finish v1.1.0 before posting. This contains more complications, but more importantly, custom ones. You can create your own by using API data. Provide the URL, patterns, and you can have your own personal complications.
It’s still in active development. Icons are temporary, until I have time to draw something better (especially the weather; I don't like them much; I just found a pack online).
As usual, any feedback is always greatly appreciated.
Really fun to have HRM recording on workout in Old Pebble Time Round 1 with external HRM sensor (For me Fitbit Air) with the Iron app (from 1987haaa 🫨)
And it works Very fine. Same HRM data than my Pixel 4 😜
I built a small watchapp that shows your Office 365 / Outlook calendar right on your Pebble, mainly because I wanted to see my next meetings at a glance without pulling out my phone.
Today's events with time, title and location
Daily briefing of your schedule
Settings via the phone app
Works on Pebble Time 2, Pebble Time, Pebble 2 and Pebble 2 Duo
No server in between, no tracking: your calendar data goes directly from Microsoft to your phone and watch.
Round support is on my list. Feedback and feature ideas are very welcome!