Design visually
Compose watch screens from reusable components and tune layout, typography and states in a focused canvas.
Alpha · Pebble watch apps · macOS
WatchAppStudio is an early alpha for building interactive Pebble watch apps visually. Design screens, connect block-based logic, preview in the simulator or on a real Pebble, and export from one desktop studio.
Early alpha — expect rough edges. I’m looking for Pebble users to build real apps, break things, and help shape what comes next.
Pebble apps & macOSAlpha focus
WearOSFuture app target
WatchOSFuture app target
Windows & LinuxDesktop builds planned
Try the workflow
Explore an alpha project in the interactive demo and see the visual workflow before requesting access.
A visual workflow from idea to Pebble app
Move from first screen to an exportable Pebble watch app without wrestling with C, SDK configuration or disconnected tools.
Compose watch screens from reusable components and tune layout, typography and states in a focused canvas.
Define interactions, navigation and state through readable blocks instead of debugging syntax.
Test the experience in the Pebble simulator or on supported hardware, then package it as a .pbw.
Built for interactive watch apps
WatchAppStudio brings interface design, app logic and testing into one visual environment. It is intentionally focused on interactive watch apps: watch faces are not supported and are not planned.
See platform support →Connect timers, buttons, data and navigation with visual logic blocks, then inspect the flow at a glance.
Preview screens in a virtual device and validate interactions on supported physical hardware.
Pebble is the alpha target. WearOS and WatchOS remain future watch-app export targets on the product roadmap.
Watch app ideas
Buttons, progress state and scheduled reminders.
Live data, compact lists and quick refresh actions.
Timers, vibration cues and multi-screen controls.
Alpha platform support
The alpha currently targets Pebble watch apps from macOS. WearOS and WatchOS are future watch-app export targets; Windows and Linux are planned desktop builds.
| Platform | Status | Direction | Action |
|---|---|---|---|
| PPebble apps & macOS | Alpha | Visual design, block logic, Pebble simulation and .pbw export. | |
| WWearOS | On roadmap | Future watch-app export target tracked in the product roadmap. | |
| •WatchOS | On roadmap | Future watch-app export target tracked in the product roadmap. | |
| □Windows & Linux | Waitlist open | Desktop builds are not available in the current alpha. |
Product roadmap
Milestones are grouped by delivery state. The detailed roadmap includes the current implementation-level view.
Common questions
WatchAppStudio is an early alpha focused on visual Pebble watch-app creation.
Interactive watch apps: utilities, timers, trackers, multi-screen tools and other apps that respond to buttons, state, events and data. WatchAppStudio does not create watch faces.
The current alpha builds Pebble watch apps and runs on macOS. WearOS and WatchOS are future watch-app targets on the roadmap. Windows and Linux desktop builds are planned but are not available in the current alpha.
No. WatchAppStudio is intentionally for interactive watch apps. It does not create watch faces, and watch-face support is not planned.
The core workflow is designed around visual screen and logic tools, so you can build without writing the underlying app code directly.
Pre-release software with rough edges, bugs and unfinished areas. The goal of the alpha is to get real Pebble apps built, learn where the workflow gets in the way, and use that feedback to guide what gets improved next.
Alpha testers wanted
Request alpha access to try WatchAppStudio on macOS. I’m looking for early users to build real watch apps, report bugs, and tell me where the workflow gets in the way.