I haven't sprung for a profile app yet, considering Locale and Setting Profiles.
Anyone know if there is one available that has a lot of functionality, as well as a dynamic icon that will display what profile is active?
Just thought it'd be nice to have a place where everyone can share what apps they're using/ have used to help each other find some cool new stuff.
I currently have
PebbleDialer
Notification Center
Keep for pebble
And music boss.
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I've had mine for a week now and the apps i have are:
Notification Center
PebbleTasker (Never really used Tasker before, but I guess now is the time to start)
Sleep as Android
RingMyPhone (gimmicky thing) - Guess this could be done with Tasker too..
Glance for pebble (with 3 tasker profiles) , Evernote, pebble dialer
The usual suspects (notification center, canvas and PebbleTasker) and agenda watchface and nav me. Works very well
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Instead of notification center I use pebble notifier
Lukaslukasm said:
Instead of notification center I use pebble notifier
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What're the differences?
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No watch app necessary
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No watch app necessary
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The only problem I have with that is not being able to clear the notification from the phone with the watch
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SmartWatch+ (GPS, Weather,Camera,Calendar, Notifications) - not free ($2 I think), my favorite so far
Tiny Bird (Flappy Bird clone)
Morpheusz (sleep monitoring)
Pebble Mars (Mars Rover images on watch face)
Motiv8Health (fitness/calorie counter)
- Glance (with custom Tasker Profiles, I created something similar to music boss so I can control volume and tracks from poweramp, and many other task)
- Notification Center
- Pebble Dialer
- Revolution Watchapp (biggest numbers)
- Pebble-Cal 2.0 (Dynamic Calendar)
- Evernote
- Stopwatch
- Multi timer
That's it. 8/8.
With these apps we can:
-Execute almost infinite number of Tasker tasks (including my favorites Launch Google Now and disable Notification Center manually before going to sleep)
-see all smartphone's notifications (excluding those you don't want)
-monthly and daily calendar
-Stopwatch
-timers
-notes, reminders, dynamic checklists (you can check/uncheck them from the watch, e.g. supermarket list)
-see and answer SMS (pre defined answers)
-see call logs and call any number or contact
-oh, and see what time is it, always synchronized with atomic servers (with clock sync on Android).
That's it for now.
Odd that there's no love for yelp. I love it on the Pebble. It's the only app I use aside from Music Boss but I use the stock pebble music app with it.
Nav Me - perfectly working navigation from Google maps
Utilities from Pebble Rocker - Android, Camera, Pager, Photos
BigBlack - Big clock with bluetooth alarm
Pebblets
Pebble Dialer
Music Boss
Spoon for Foursquare - Original Foursquare is somehow broken in Slovakia, Spoon has much better accuracy
PebbleApps - for weather, sms
8/8
pretty satisfied with these settings. I would like to use Yelp, but this is a no go in Slovakia right now.
I have following apps:
Sleep as Android
YWEATHER as default watchface
Modern minimal watchface
PebbleApps
Battery Lifetime watchface
Dotswithdate watchface
Evernote apps
Do you know/have some app like SmartWatch+ (only iOS), but for Android devices? I need to have custom HTTP request function, nothing more
thanks for info
Glance + Pebble Tasker should do the trick
Correct me if I'm wrong.
Pebble Tasker + Tasker should be enough. Not tested - I have to prepare the equipment for it thanks!
Where do you guys get your watch faces? I read above yweather but didn't see in playstore nor apps store, unless I missed it.
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I have found yweather on pebble app store. But you can have a look here: http://www.mypebblefaces.com ... tons of watchfaces
I only have 3 apps on my Pebble. The rest are watch faces.
Music Boss
Phone Ringer
Pebble Bike
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One of the best apps I have is 7 minute workout. It provides vibration feedback when its time to switch activities and its a good quick workout. I do it every morning
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I only have;
Notification Center
- like that you can clear notifications from the phone and vice versa (Android 4.3 and higher)
Sleep as Android (and paid for upgrades when I saw what it could do)
- much better than Morpheuz (in fairness appears to be much further along and the watchapp is a simple add-on to a well developed system, rather than vice versa)
Some Star trek-like watch faces that are okay looking and provide a bit more info.
I tried and deleted;
Motiv8
- a fitness watchface that tracks movement, guesses calories burned. seemed a little buggy and possibly interfered with other apps.
Glance
- didn't do enough and was buggy on the Pebble version/s I was running. Had issues with weather (and I only use official, localised weather sources anyway)
First, let’s come to terms with… the terms in Tasker. Many of the concepts may be new to you, and they can be a bit overwhelming, especially to neophytes. But, once you get the logic of Tasker, you’ll find that it’s a truly powerful app even for programming noobs.
Action — The basic element of Tasker. It refers to phone or tablet functions and features that perform something or brings the phone to a certain state. Tasker supports more than 200 actions grouped into 21 categories.
Task — A group of actions. Usually linked to a trigger or “context”, but can also be a free-floating, standalone task executed manually. A task can be run within another task. You can clone, export, import, and lock tasks.
Context — Situations or conditions which, when true, trigger the execution of the task(s) associated with it.
Profile — Some sort of “container” or “package” for context(s) and linked task(s). You can define several contexts for a single profile, and all those conditions must be true for the linked tasks to run.
Variable — A name for an unknown value that can change over time, like the battery level or the date.
Scene — A custom-made user interface. You can create your own layout of buttons, menus, popups, and other UI elements.
Project — A group of profiles, tasks, scenes, and variables. Each project has its own tab (at the bottom of the main screen) with a user-defined project name. You can also export or import projects. You can even export a custom project as a standalone Android app (APK): just tap on the project name/icon, select Export, and choose “As App.”
Does Android on the Samsung Note 9 has the ability to set more than one schedule for "Do Not Disturb". I want the "Do Not Disturb" hours schedule to be different for weekdays versus weekend.
Now possible with Android Q beta
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Does Android on the Samsung Note 9 has the ability to set more than one schedule for "Do Not Disturb". I want the "Do Not Disturb" hours schedule to be different for weekdays versus weekend.
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Yes, it is now possible through Android Q beta. Scheduling the same default configuration of DND for different times and days is possible.
However, it is still NOT possible to configure customized DND behaviour for the schedules, like example, I want total silence from midnight to 5 am but calls from starred contacts only during 6 pm to midnight.
Separate settings for DND customized for each schedule is still absent in Note 9, though this feature was earlier there in stock Oreo, and has been made available in stock Android Q.
Hello all! Just want to share my extensive project that I've been working on for over a year. It's all Smart Reminders and is basically a very powerful reminder/alarm application with tons of features and options to boot. The only plugin required is AutoTools since the interface uses WebScreens for enhanced functionality.
Has a settings menu built in and all features are explained within the tooltips. For a complete rundown of the features or to import this project, tap HERE.
Any feature you can think of is included within Smart Reminders and even the extra ones for 100% automation and peace of mind. Also includes full theming customization. Some elements of this project can be taken to use in your own projects.
Below is the TaskerNet link to import the file. I've also included the app factory exported APK for use as well although please note, the standalone app version isn't fully tested. If you like Smart Reminders, check out my other projects on TaskerNet which include useful quality of life projects.
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