Although the first Pebble watches were released all the way back in 2013, their sleek, efficient design makes them a viable companion to modern smartphones to this day. But since the company that developed them (Pebble Technology, Corp.) is long gone and the companion app is no longer readily available, new and returning Pebble fans may be at a loss of how to get started. Thankfully, the greater Pebble community is alive and well, and many resources are available.
Rebble is a community-run service the replaces the old Pebble Web Services and keeps things smart and customizable. If you already have the Pebble app installed on your phone, you can tap here to switch over to Rebble.
If you don't have the app yet and can't redownload it, you can find download links and information for sideloading it on iPhone here or Android here.
If you're interested in developing your own watchfaces or apps for Pebble, check here.
Looking for more community resources? Stop by the Rebble Discord Server, Rebble Twitter account, or the Pebble community on Reddit.
Yeah, it's not. Leads to weird situations on Linux handheld where you paste in your purchased binary if it's compatible, or you use an emulator like fake08 that has good, but not perfect, compatibility.