Pebble

Core Devices

About this app

Pebble is the official Android app for managing your Pebble and Core Devices smartwatch. Pair your watch, customize your settings, and discover a growing ecosystem of watchfaces, apps, and tools designed for your watch.

Features include:
• Bluetooth pairing and reconnection
• Watchface and app gallery browsing
• Firmware updates and bug reporting
• Notification control and preferences
• Health data sync (steps, sleep, heart rate*)
• Developer tools for sideloading and debugging

This app supports all Core Devices smartwatches (Pebble 2 Duo and Pebble Time 2), and older Pebble models (Pebble Time, Time Steel, Time Round, and Pebble 2)

Built for long battery life, fast sync, and full compatibility with Android 8 and above.

*Note: Health features may vary by device model. Coming soon!

This app is built on top of the open source project libpebble3 maintained by Core Devices - https://github.com/coredevices/libpebble3

Ratings and reviews

Simple, flexible, and lots of cute touches. Most every feature you wish for is there and works well. There are tons of apps to add exactly what you need for your sports, hobbies or occupation. The Pebble hardware is great too. Who can complain when your smart watch is easy to read in any light and the battery lasts for weeks? After trying everything, I'm home with Pebble.

Since a recent update (not sure if it was yesterday or one or two prior) pebble app will no longer open (immediately crashes) and of course I no longer get notifications on my pebble time steel. Force quit and clearing app cache doesn't help. All used to work fine. Devs broke something. Lineage 22.2 (Android 15).

The pebble app is not a web browser, nor is it the Google drive app. So why then does it constantly intercept Google Drive links, leaving me entirely unable to open them on my phone? The only way around it that I have found was to fully uninstall the app, thus deleting my entire watch configuration. This is bizarre and entirely unacceptable behavior. Edit: OMG it's weirder than that. The link I was trying to open points directly to a zip file, and the Pebble app was trying to open the zip.