A little something for your Pebble
Sometimes, “I'm here” is plenty.
Drop a pebble from your wrist. Somewhere, another wearer might feel a little ripple.
A little browser demo. No real wrists will be disturbed.
small rock.
big “hey, you.”
Actual watch pixels.
Considerably cuter on a wrist.
The pond is minding its own business.
THE ENTIRE BIG IDEA
Two wrists. One shared pond. Zero things to keep up with.
01 / YOU SAY HELLO
Try two short, quick wrist twists—a back-and-forth motion—to prepare a drop. This early build detects motion, not screen touches. No need to bonk the glass. Changed your mind? Repeat within two seconds to cancel. Rocks understand.
02 / A LITTLE RIPPLE
Your drop joins the shared pond. Another wearer may see a ripple, or feel a gentle buzz if they've chosen it.
03 / THAT'S REALLY IT
No message to compose. No reply owed. Just a tiny moment of company, then back to your sandwich.
VERY LOW-MAINTENANCE COMPANY
Pond starts silent. Gentle vibrations are your choice. Quiet hours, a pause button, and reduced motion make room for whatever kind of day you're having.
No streaks. No followers. No “where have you been?”
The rock is simply happy to see you.
A LOVE LETTER TO THE PEBBLE COMMUNITY
Created by Monocursive, as a little gift to the Pebble community.
Made with care, code you can peek at, and a fondness for things
that don't need to become the next big thing.
The watchface is taking shape. Real-watch testing and a public release are still ahead.
Come make a little splashBuilders, curious people, rock enthusiasts. All welcome.