I have the original Pebble and still have the Runkeeper app on my phone at the last version that supported Pebble (v9.11.2 if I remember correctly).
Now I’ve the new Pebble it’s disappointing but not surprising to see this functionality doesn’t work regardless of Runkeeper version.
The earlier versions of Runkeeper do launch the activity tracker on the new Pebble but nothing else, the timer doesn’t start (though it does in Runkeeper on the phone) and the watch buttons do nothing.
I’ve tried looking and can’t see a nice watch app for running, cycling, swimming, etc. I really like the original Pebble’s simple layout of key data in a large font.
I’ve had my pebble for ~4 weeks now… I also switched last week to grapheneOS on my Pixel 6a. Strava does not work at all. Runkeeper is fine, but of course, as you say, no support. I think that there is an integration API/SDK for each that we’d have to use to connect the trackers to Pebble. Probably it’s a Service Intent. I intend to look deeper at this in the next weeks, as I have some other Android work to do. No promises, but very happy to collaborate
I am seeking Feedback for my Pebble app titled Fit Tracker. Running and biking activities with GPS can be downloaded or uploaded to Strava accounts. The link is https://fit.setpebble.com/app/fit-tracker
Two things that I immediately noticed. The displayed heart rate only updates every 60 seconds, every 10 seconds would be better; and there is no setting to keep the Backlight on.
@Den_in_USA I checked the Fit Tracker code and explicitly request one-second interval for heartrate updates, but agree with you that the updates are not that often. There was a recent firmware update that supposedly addresses heartrate updates, so I am wondering if you have seen a difference.
The heart rate still updates about every 60 seconds with Pebble OS v4.38.2 and phone app 1.14.0.1. Also, HR monitoring is set for 10 minutes, if that is relevant.