Pebble✓

oscar lozano @oscarlzn

I can now build and edit @Lovable apps by talking to my ring. Today I went from voice note to PR in under 30min, without touching my computer. I double-click my @Pebble Index and say: "New Lovable project with Pulse, a design crit tracker where the team drops screenshots, leaves comments and votes on the next round." Within a minute, Lovable is building it with Pulse, our design system. Edits work the same way. It even works on Lovable itself. We build Lovable with Lovable, in a sandbox running our entire monorepo. As a test, on my way to the office I asked for a playful hover effect on the hero of our Pulse tokens page. By the time I reached my desk, the PR was waiting for me. Here’s how it works: 1/ The ring records my request. Pebble's app transcribes it and sends it to a webhook I can verify. 2/ A small triage app I built in Lovable verifies the signature and saves the note and audio in Lovable Cloud. 3/ Gemini re-transcribes the audio through Lovable AI, using a word list with names like Lovable and Pulse. My phone had heard “a loveable, unloveable project”. 4/ A Claude Code routine reads the note through Lovable's MCP and works out what I meant: a new app, a change to one of my apps or a change to Lovable itself. 5/ The routine starts the Lovable build and logs the result. When the changes are done, the Lovable mobile app pings me. Sounds complex, but it only took me an afternoon to build. Now I can act on my ideas the moment I have them, without even reaching for my phone.

Android Police @AndroidPolice

I replaced my Pixel Watch and productivity stack with a ring that never needs charging

Erick / Snowfro / 🦩 / LAO / #️⃣ / 🔴 @ArtOnBlockchain

I ordered a @Pebble Time 2 watch in the spring because it is totally open source and has a super long battery life and finally got it in last week so naturally I made a Squiggle watch face for it. You can find it under "Squiggles" in the Pebble app store.

Engadget @engadget

Pebble Time 2 is a smartwatch designed to push back against the trend, and it does so beautifully.

ZDNET @ZDNET

After years with an Apple Watch, a Pebble Time 2 'downgrade' was exactly what I needed

TechCrunch @TechCrunch

The $225 Pebble Time 2 pairs quirky watch faces and apps with physical buttons, an e-paper display, weeks of battery life, and a playful hacker spirit.

Tynan @tynan

The new @pebble watch is an unbelievable product. Two days in and I've already made my perfect watchface. 30 day battery life too! @ericmigi

John Passfield @JohnPassfield

I missed out on the original Pebble watch back in the day... but with @ericmigi re-releasing the Pebble I finally got one! It's not as fully featured as an Apple Watch but it does pretty much everything I need. • the month long battery life is amazing • it's very light • the interface is super intuitive and really, really fast (I'm looking at you Apple) • being able to add custom watch faces is a game-changer • the time-line feature is way better (IMHO) than what the Apple Watch has • it has good enough sleep and step tracking • It has a basic heart rate monitor • installing apps and watch faces is almost instantaneous • it's OPEN SOURCE!!! Check it out here: