Hey everyone!
I've just released another big update to Big Time for the Pebble Time 2. A lot of the changes came directly from suggestions and feedback here, so first off, thank you to everyone who's been using it and helping me improve it!
The biggest addition is the Data Dashboard. Shake your wrist twice and you can switch from your regular watchface to a dedicated information screen. You can choose a 2×2 layout with larger text or a 2×3 layout with six data fields. Each slot is customizable, so you can see the information that's most useful to you.
Here's what else is new:
- Settings Profiles: Save different watchface configurations and switch between them without having to redo all your settings. You can also overwrite existing profiles.
- Step Goal Notifications: When you reach your daily step goal, you'll get a slide-up notification with a vibration and backlight activation.
- Hourly Chime: An optional vibration on the hour that respects Quiet Time.
- Timeline Peek Support: The clock automatically resizes when notification bars appear, making better use of the available screen.
- More customization: Additional color options, analog clock settings, improved battery displays, and layout refinements.
- Weather improvements: Better location handling, forecasts, and weather icons.
- Language support: Added Russian and expanded translations throughout the settings.
- Performance improvements: Lots of behind-the-scenes refinements to reduce unnecessary processing and help with battery life.
As before, Big Time has a free version, and you can try all the Pro features free for 48 hours. If you decide to keep Pro, it's a one-time $1.99 purchase.
You can find it here:
Pebble: https://apps.repebble.com/big-time_a8993caeef5d4fa688e2db68
Rebble: https://apps.rebble.io/en_US/application/6a8c81aafde9d90008cc78c4
I'm still having a great time working on this watchface, and it's been especially fun seeing how everyone's suggestions have shaped it. There are features in Big Time now that I never would have thought to add on my own.
As always, I'd love to hear what you think, especially if you have ideas for what could be improved next!
Thanks again, everyone!