A firmware written from the ground up for the watchy and now also yatchy
Getting rusty🦀 and better looking with slint
- Easy to install demo (no compiling!)
- Modular and configurable, a lot - if you disable a thing, it's not being compiled, it's like it was never there
- A lot of watchfaces
- Language Support: No perf/binary compromise: fully-validated EN/PL + less-tested DE/SK/IT
- All the regular goodies you would expect from a firmware: timezones, time drift compensation, NTP sync etc. (in one form or another)
- Full weather info via open meteo api in charts, 16 day weather forecast, 5 days of air quality + on watchfaces
- Calendar show of events, their time and description from an ICS file (So any calendar should sync)
- Alarms
- Basically unlimited ammount of them
- Quick alarms setting
- Pomodoro timer
- A book reader
- With pages changable by moving your hand
- Support for many books
- Interactive watchface by using watchface modules (Apps which are shown on the watchface directly).
- Bitcoin module, with a "Big" mode to be truly a "bitclock"
- A simple network module
- A small conway game of life module
- Image gallery module
- Calendar module, to view the nearest event
- Book module, to view the book text all the time
- Alarm module, to see when the next alarm rings
- Api module, to send button presses over the network (experimental)
- Debug menus to check on things on the fly (for example, a 3D demo of the accelerometer axis, to check if it works)
- Battery life features:
- Configurable wake up every x minutes at night, at default it's between 23-06 every 45 minutes
- A menu to manually, or after certain battery percantage drop enable these features:
- Disable wake up - The watch will sleep until you press a button, this extremely improves battery life
- Disable all vibrations - The vibration motor is heavy for the battery
- A "vault" which allows to save encrypted images to the watchy and view them if provided the correct PIN. All generated dynamically via a script. Uses AES128 cbc/ecb. Example use is a backup phone book, bitcoin key backup in the form of a QR code
- Games / Fun
- Blockchy, a tetris like game
- Snake (Written in rust!)
- Pong game
- Jumper game
- Dice app, with 3D animation
- Maze game, Paint - controller by accelerometer
- Conway game of life
- Small video player
- BLE game controller
- Experimental heart rate monitor (Just a proof of concept, works best on Yatchy)
Baiky app - Navigation & speed via BLE from your phone (Click for details)
baiky.mp4
A weekend project and a weekend feature, so it looks like it looks, but works well and does the job, further notes:
- the app is not open source & available to the public (The InkWatchy side of code is) for the simple reason that BLE sucks and I don't feel like supporting every device out there, works for me. If you really want it, well:
- I won't help anyone with issues with the app, even if you get it by the ways below, you can report the issue, I may fix it, but I don't promise anything
- Yatchy owners can request it and I will share it, no questions asked
- Discord server regulars, InkWatchy contributors too
- Some donations (Not only to me, but to some nonprofit organisations too, specified when the topic appears)
Notes via BLE keyboard (Click for details)
BLEKeyboard.mp4
Experimental, but works for me
- Reset cause shower. If your battery will be the cause of a reset, you will be informed about it on boot.
- Stuck button detection & error screen. Perfect when assembling the case or designing a new one
I integrated https://github.com/risinek/esp32-wifi-penetration-tool to this firmware as a service. I won't provide support for it or give any advice how to use it. Use for your own responsibility, don't do illegall stuff. Seriously.https://github.com/ckcr4lyf/EvilAppleJuice-ESP32 too. the same story as above.Those 2 options were removed because I updated the build system and didn't bother to make it work with it, with some cmake you should be able to easily re-add those features, I you can't use cmake, then you shouldn't probably use either of those features anyway
Supported devices:
- Yatchy
- Watchy 2.0
- Watchy 3.0 thanks to the community :)
- Watchy 1.0, 1.5 too but less used, less tested
Don't try anything by yourself without the wiki, you will probably fail.
Head out to the wiki
- https://github.com/Szybet/Yatchy
- https://github.com/Szybet/WatchySourcingHub
- https://github.com/Szybet/watchy-scom
Create a github issue or get in touch with me on the discord server or matrix space (on top of this read are links)
Speed is messed up because of recording.
demo_1.mp4
https://github.com/Szybet/InkWatchy/assets/53944559/0c85d516-ff50-4440-9351-32780107e998
- Can in a hoodie - Many awesome graphics, the logo
- C4nn0n - Testing a lot for the watchy v3 and beyond
- Glowy The Glow bug - For finding bugs, bugs bugs bugs bugs bugs
- izzylaif - Who did the "Fine, I will do it myself" move, respect
- picarica - Calendar improvements, many bugs reported, and more :D
- invpt - Huge thanks for pointing out the direction for a potential fix for screen ghosting, I easily have spend 2 weeks on it ;o
- Jason2866 - Help with solving platformio hackery
- GuruSR - I used some of his awesome libraries and looked at the code for how the watchy hardware should be handled. Also answered a few questions on discord. Thanks!
- Prokuon - I really liked the design of this watchface and almost coppied it. Thanks! - well the code is completly diffrent
and many other contributors, whom you can see on the panel on the right
Thanks!