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[WATCHAPP][APLITE][BASALT][CHALK][VOICE] Alvin - Control everything through your watch and IFTTT

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https://apps.getpebble.com/applications/561c1c264af08f0e19000005

Alvin is intended to be the easist and quickest to use way to control IFTTT recipies using the Maker channel. Can be used to control lights, send short messages, or anything else you can think of.

* Voice recognition
* Reorderable menu items
* Menus can be simple actions or toggle actions
* High speed start up
* Clear action indication
* Easy to use without glasses

Alvin is not affliated with, nor endorsed by, IFTTT.








[Watchapp][open source] Alarms++ (updated for Pebble Time and Round)

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Today I was bored and I wanted to learn something about the new Wakeup API. Moreover I was fed up with being waken on a weekend by my alarm which was intended for work days. So I decided to write a replacement for the builtin Alarms app.

After 5 many hours of coding I came up with:
- 8 alarms with snooze (12/24h mode depending on watch setting)
- individual weekdays on which the alarm is active
- add description (9 chars) to each alarm, shown when the alarm goes off
- possiblity to activate/deactivate individual alarms
- autostop the vibration after 3 minutes to preserve the battery
- optional long-press to dismiss alarm
- possibility to hide unused alarms
- one-time alarms (just set an alarm without a weekday).
- optional increasing vibration pattern
- flip to snooze
- localization support of FW 2.8 (English, Spanish and German ATM, searching for Translators)

You can find it at Alarms++ on Pebble App Store . The current version is v2.2.
The source code is on Github!

I'm looking forward to your comments!

"Feed the Timeline" app - asking me to log into my Google account?

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I just installed the app and on the settings screen, I'm asked to log into my google account? Why would they need my google log-in information?
Could someone please explain this to me?

Gentle Wake (watchapp)

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I searched and did not find any thread dedicated to this app. It deserves one, because it´s awesome, specially because it runs in background fine without disturbing other apps like Misfit, and it has smart alarm

[Watchapp] Feed the Timeline

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I am the developer behind "Feed the timeline"  which should publish your favorite news stories as pin's on your Pebble Time timeline.
https://apps.getpebble.com/en_US/application/55300ac81174ae9903000038


By default it will not add any pins, but once you select a few feeds they should appear in your timeline. For fun when you are configuring the app, I replaced the 'blank' screen displayed (for some reason) on the Pebble Time, with a playful accelerometer based watch face, which disappears again when you are finished configuration your feed subscriptions.

Current list of feeds:
ANSA.it
Android Police - Android News, Apps, Games, Phones, Tablets
BBC News - Entertainment
BBC Sport - Football
Gizmodo
Hacker News
IGN All
Latest Science News -- ScienceDaily
Mediagazer
NYT > Home Page
NYT > International Home
News24 Top Stories
OPB - All Topics
Reddit:World News
Stuff.co.nz - Stuff
Techmeme
The Verge - All Posts
WeSmirch
all subreddits
news.ORF.at
tagesschau.de

I have changed the color screen to be white on black for the timeline pins to make them easier to read.   


Jerome


[WatchApp] PebbleTasks (ex. PebbleNotes) - a Google Tasks client (free/opensource)

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Eventually I could not find any free Notes/ToDo app for Pebble. So I decided to create one. Sources are available at GitHub.
  
PebbleNotes is an SDK2 app (Android/IOs agnostic) which allows you to have your ToDo lists created in Google Tasks right on your wrist. It cannot edit or append items to your checklist, but you may mark any item as done or undone.
It supports both iOS and Android phones (well, must support; tested mostly on Android).
Currently it is in beta state, so expect some strange and nasty bugs (and please report them). Also note that many more features are still coming.

How to use it:

  1. Create some ToDo lists in Google Tasks using eigher GMail's "Tasks" window or from mobile version, also you may choose to use some native IOs/Android app (GTasks, GTasks HD, NoNonsenceNotes (android), many more...).
  2. Download and install PebbleNotes watchapp from Pebble AppStore (or from MyPebbleFaces).
  3. Open its settings, if they didn't open themself (in Pebble app: Watchapps -> PebbleNotes -> Gear icon)
  4. Tap "Log in" button and enter into your Google account. This is neccessary to give the app access to your ToDo lists
  5. Done! Now look at your watch - you should see all your tasklists. You may open one of them to see tasks in it, and you may mark tasks as done/undone with middle button.

Known problems

  • When you update your tasks, the app will only notice it after reloading tasklist (i.e. open another one and return to previous, or exit program and launch it again).
  • It is not recommended to leave tasklist window before it finished loading, as it may cause unpredictable behaviour. Will be fixed.
  • I am not a designer nor artist, so UI is ugly. If you have any ideas on UI improvements, feel free to share them here.
  • If your tasks contain non-Latin characters, these characters will not show on stock Pebble firmware. You may fix it by using custom firmware from PebbleBits, which also includes non-latin characters in notifications.

Upcoming features:

  • Handling of nested tasks (in Gmail's interface they are created using Tab key)
  • Offline mode, to allow browsing tasklists when there is no internet or even bluetooth connection; also allow you to mark tasks as done during offline and later sync them with Google.
  • Displaying task details, including its description (thus this program was named "PebbleNotes"!) - Done!
  • More clean UI (e.g. move status messages to top line of screen)
  • Ability to clean finished tasks from list
  • Stability improvements

Please feel free to report bugs or suggest new features. This is an early beta now, but must already be useable.

If you would like to support development of this program, feel free to donate.

-- Last updated: 2014-04-16: New version 0.4, added task details displaying support

[Watch face] Modern Analog |UPDATE v3.1|

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After quite long development process here it is:

Modern v3.1 
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You can download it from the pebble app store, if you are on the iPhone and can't download it yet: there's new lite version without javascript (it's also extremely battery friendly because of that).

Features:
- Weather: two sources available, Yahoo and Openweather, manual location or automatic (only for openweather), weather saved between watchface restarts and loads instantly if its still fresh (no more refreshing symbol after accessing one option in menu) and as usual Celcius or Fahrenheit. Weather can be turned off completely now and will update in user defined hours (8AM - 10PM by default) 
- Hourly vibrations 
- Bluetooth lost warning with optional warning vibration 
- Battery status bar and low battery indicator, bar located either under logo (if enabled) or under "12" hour mark and low battery icon in upper right corner of the screen if battery is 20% or less 
- Option to use system font if custom font is not good with you 
- Option to disable logo, switch it for digital time or full weekday name 
- New date formats (in 28 languages) 
- Invert colors option 
- Disable seconds hand option for those who want to save battery 
- Option for android users to disable internal error messages if your android app acts weird and causes weather to fail. 

From other news, there's finally PayPal donate button which many of you have been asking about (but if you can, use bitcoin and pledge towards new watchface designs, right now we're just 0.051BTC short from new design).

Version 2.2 can be still found here.

[Watchface] Djangles: colorful watchface with angled digits that animate when changing

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Hi all,

I've just published my watchface, Djangles:
https://apps.getpebble.com/en_US/application/567187bdda0e019bea00002e

Check it out and let me know if you don't hate it!  The basic idea was to slant the digits to cancel out the angle your arm creates when you are typing, eating, or whatever you're doing with your hands out in front of you...that's really none of my business.  Anyway, at the angle the digits are placed, you can read the time and date a little easier without pulling your hand up in front of your face.  The digits are already facing your eyes!  Could one get any lazier than that?  Let's try and find out!

Try out all the different color schemes in the config page!  I'm hoping to someday add a way to allow users to pick their own customized set of colors for the background, but for now, I put some color combos in there that I thought looked good, and in the short term, I may add some more with a new release if there's interest.  I think pattern 2 goes especially well with my white Pebble Time watch.  Pattern 5 is a classic set of the ROYGBIV rainbow colors, which I think look particularly nice on the Pebble, too.  Find your favorite!  Send me your color suggestions!

The watch face respects your 24-hour time setting on the watch as well, so rejoice, all you military-timers and international types!

Overall, the design is kept relatively simple to make the colored patterns stand out and catch the eye, while also being easy to read while your arm is at an angle during everyday tasks.

Enjoy!

[iOS] Smartwatch+ App for Jailbroken iPhones - now updated for iOS 8!

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Check out the website (a little outdated though): http://smartwatchplusapp.appspot.com 


See pictures here


Pebble is supposed to be a smart watch, but out of the box and even using the current SDK, Pebble is not particularly smart. There are some attempts of making Pebble a little smarter (Augmented Smartwatch Pro), but the usability is kind of broken in my opinion, AND it's only available for Android phones. I wanted my Pebble watch to fulfill its promise and be smart, although I've got an iPhone…so I wrote an iPhone app that transforms Pebble into the smartphone companion that it was supposed to be.

The app is able to communicate with the iPhone and display information using the built-in Music app. Admittedly, this is kind of a hack, but it's the only option for now. The downside of this hack is that it will only work with jailbroken iPhones.

Currently, the app has 8 different screens:

  • Status: shows current weather information and iPhone battery status
  • Calendar: shows next appointment with time/date and location
  • Bitcoin: shows the current bitcoin exchange rate from motgx (including high/low)
  • GPS: shows current location (either as lat/lon or street name), altitude or distance travelled, and current speed
  • Music: starts/stops the regular music playback
  • Volume: control your iPhone's volume
  • Camera: launch the iPhone camera and take a picture
  • Siri: launch Siri

All screens update automatically at predefined intervals and you can cycle through them using the "previous song" button. You can also adjust which screens will be shown on your watch at a particular time.

I'm very happy with what I've got so far, and most of my own use cases are implemented in the app (except showing news headlines, which I'm working on). Right now I'm contemplating whether I should release this to the public and I would like to hear your comments/opinions regarding the following questions:

  • What other screens/information would you like to see displayed on the watch?
  • Would you like to infer tasks from the Pebble (potentially by calling predefined API endpoints)
  • Would you be willing to pay for something like this? If yes, how much? (This will allow me to determine if/how much additional work I'm going to invest)

I appreciate any other comments/suggestions.

[Android] Wear Your Barcode: DIsplay Barcodes on Your Pebble

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Scan and store your barcodes on your Android device and display them on your Pebble using Wear Your Barcode.  Put your loyalty card codes, coupons, and any other barcodes right on your wrist!

This software is in alpha beta release.  I know there are bugs.  And beware: it's slooooow.  (Not anymore...)

But under the policy of "release early, release often" I offer this early version and would ask you for comments.  Please send these to "frethop@gmail.com" or comment here.

INSTRUCTIONS:

Add barcodes through the Android app:
  1. Tap the "+" on the top bar.
  2. Scan your barcode.
  3. Give it a name.  

When you tap the name in the Android app list, the code displays on the Pebble.

Long tap to edit an entry in the Android list.

When you start the app on the Pebble, the Android app must be running.  You can pull up a menu of barcodes on the Pebble and choose one from there to display.

KNOWN BUGS:  There are known bugs.  The menu will not display more than 4 barcodes.  And data transfer is SLOOOW.  

Pictures: 
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Get the Android App on Google Play 
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Get the watch app on mypebblefaces.com HERE

Please send comments as to usefullness and what would make it awesome!

Thanks.

[Watchface][SDK 3] Classy Clock – a watchface for students, time to next class [UPDATED!]

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A Pebble watchface that displays when your current class ends / your next class begins, updated!
Now with customizable colors on the colorful Pebbles, optional Timeline integration, long Unicode class names, and vibration.


Source on GitHub.

[Watchface] Lunar Calendar WF

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Hi all,

I'm just realeased an watch face have lunar day for Asian user. This WF also have step counter and idle time.
Please take a look at this wf and give me your advise, thanks !!!
apps.getpebble.com/applications/55b20a87da93af450200005d

ISmoothRun

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ISmoothRun, an app for active people, have now its own pebbleapp. You can change it as you want and have several pages that you can use when your active. Try it, you will love it.

Watchface: Targeting (Animated)

[WatchApp][SDK2.1+SDK3+] Pebble Movies: Browse Movie Showtimes on Pebble

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Inspired by both the Yelp and Evernote Pebble Apps, I spent the last one week creating an app for browsing movie showtimes in local theatres near you. The app is platform independent and does not require any companion application. 


Features: 
- Browse by Movies showing near you
- Browse by Theatres near you
- View showtimes 
- Scan QRCode for movie purchase link (Only supported for US)

The full description:

Pebble Movies allows you to browse movie showtimes in local theaters near you. It also provides you with a QRCode to make online purchases. You can choose to browse by theaters or by movies currently showing. Movie showtimes for Argentina, Australia, Canada, Germany, Spain, France, United Kingdom and United States are currently supported. QRCode is *not* supported for all countries at the moment

Demo is also available here:

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[Watchface]Playing cards

[iOS] Smartwatch Pro [available on the App Store!]

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Provides useful additional functionality with your Pebble watch including displaying upcoming calendar events, your Twitter timeline, step count and more.

Features:
  • Calendar events + alarms
  • Twitter timeline + retweet and favorite
  • Step counter (requires iPhone 5s or later)
  • Reminders
  • Location (address/coordinate, altitude, straight-line distance, speed)
  • HTTP Requests + Status codes (GET/POST/…, for home automation etc.)
  • Phone battery status
  • Watch battery status
  • Find My Phone
Screenshots:

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Smartwatch Pro Watchface "Simplicity"

Features:
  • Date/Time
  • Current/next calendar appointment
  • Phone battery level
  • Phone battery low/charged alert
Screenshot:

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(Thanks to the Dev Team at Pebble for whitelisting my application!)

FYI - updated my apps (EMAIL->SMS, Jogger, EveningNews and Marvin Colour) for pebble time + round

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Email->SMS is the most popular.of these.

It's really just an emailing app but, if you specify a cell#@sms.provider.com, the email gets converted to text by the provider.
So, you can do either, email or sms. Example:
-- set target to "friend@gmail.som" to send friend an email 
-- set target to "4165551212@sms.rogers.com" to send email that rogers converts to text for cell# 4165551212

Note: you have to determine the "sms.rogers.com" part for your friend's cell #.
It could be like this for those using US carriers: txt.provider.net
Check Mr Google for details. 

[Watchface] TimeStyle - A stylish, modern watchface for Pebble and Pebble Time

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Based on the visual language of the Timeline, Timestyle is designed as the “present” to complement the Timeline’s “past” and “future”. It uses the official Timeline pin icons wherever possible, and is also among the few faces to feature text antialiasing!



Features:
  • Large time display for readability (antialiased on the Pebble Time)
  • Supports any possible color combination on the Pebble time
  • Bluetooth disconnection notification (with optional vibration)
  • Sidebar can be positioned on either side, and time can optionally be shown with a leading zero
  • Weather shown in C or F, also using actual Timeline icon (with a few I added to fill in the gaps)
  • Seven selectable sidebar complications including week number, seconds, weather forecast, and an alternate time zone.
  • Optional hourly/half hourly  vibration
  • Optional alternate font, LECO (aka that blocky Timeline font)
  • Works in 21 languages: English, French, German, Spanish, Italian, Dutch, Turkish, Czech, Slovak, Portuguese, Greek, Swedish, Polish, Romanian, Vietnamese, Catalan, Norwegian, Russian, Estonian, Basque and Finnish
  • Large font option for the sidebar
  • Option to only show the battery meter when the battery is low
  • Save and load your own custom preset color themes

TimeStyle is also open source — check out the source code on GitHub:

Beginner Questions: Connecting Pebble to iPhone or other Pebbles?

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Hi, i just started working with the Pebble SDK and the Pebble itself and I was wondering if I could connect a Pebble to other Pebble or iOS devices. I want to be able to send minimal information like text to other devices. Is that possible? How would that look in the code?
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