u/M_ich_ael

Tautulli on your wrist: open-source Pebble Time 2 app (now playing, stop streams, history, stats)

Tautulli on your wrist: open-source Pebble Time 2 app (now playing, stop streams, history, stats)

I made a small open-source watch app for the Pebble Time 2 that talks to Tautulli's API.

On the watch you get:

- Now playing with progress, device, quality, bandwidth, LAN/WAN

- A stop button for streams (terminate_session, so Plex Pass is needed)

- History (all or per user), recently added, users, libraries

- Watch time stats and a plays-per-day chart (get_home_stats, get_plays_by_date)

How it works: the watch never talks to your server. The Pebble app on your phone calls Tautulli's API v2 and sends the results to the watch. Your API key stays in the app settings on your phone. With a local address it works on your home Wi-Fi; for on the go you need a reverse proxy.

There is a demo mode (enter "demo" as address), which is what the screenshots show.

Appstore: https://apps.repebble.com/tautulli_e1db1c9105ba4876a72a946a

Source (MIT): https://github.com/Zeichenfolge/tautulli-pebble

Built with help from an AI assistant, tested on my own setup. Happy to hear what else you'd want on a watch.

u/M_ich_ael — 11 days ago

Paperless-ngx on your wrist: open-source Pebble watch app to triage your inbox

I built a small companion app for Paperless-ngx on Pebble smartwatches (made for the new Pebble Time 2).

It shows your inbox, displays the document thumbnail (zoomable, readable), lets you set correspondent, document type, tags and date using Paperless' suggestions, and removes the inbox tag when you're done. The app only talks to your own server via the REST API and a token. No cloud, no tracking.

Built with help from Claude (AI) and tested on my own setup. It's free and MIT-licensed, and I'm happy about bug reports and ideas on GitHub.

GitHub: https://github.com/Zeichenfolge/paperless-pebble
Appstore: https://apps.rePebble.com/439d3664960b40d0a1911cb0

u/M_ich_ael — 13 days ago