Pebble is back.A store to match.
E‑paper smartwatches and the Index 01 ring, back after 9 years. Pebble Time 2, Pebble Round 2 and a blog in one place.
The story in 20 seconds.
Four lines for a quick read. Each one leads to its chapter below.
Back after 9 years.No investors this time.
Pebble first launched on Kickstarter in 2012. In 2025 its founder, Eric Migicovsky, brought it back with Core Devices: e‑paper watches with buttons and long battery life, and a ring that saves your ideas. Most of the work is open source.
From a sign-up pageto a store for three devices.
In 2025 repebble.com was a single dark page asking “Do you want a new Pebble?”, and orders went to a separate store. With two watches and a ring in production, the site had to show prices, stock and ship dates, and keep the news close.
Keep it Pebble
The red logo, plain pages and the founder’s own words.
Three devices, one store
Time 2, Round 2 and Index 01, each with its own page.
Ship dates in the open
Stock and shipping status right next to the price.
News next to the store
Production updates on the blog, one click from the products.
- A one-page sign-up site
- Orders on a separate store
- News on the founder’s blog
Plain, fastand very Pebble.
White pages, red accents and short, first-person copy from the founder. Every device has its own page with specs and an honest FAQ, down to who shouldn’t buy one.
Every device on the home page
Time 2, Round 2, Index 01 and accessories, side by side in line art.
Price, stock and ship date together
Each watch says when it ships, right above “I want one!”.
04 · Elliot – how changes are made on YNSPoint at anything.Say what should change.
No settings to click through. Ask for the change in a few words, and Elliot ships it to your live store.
Point at it
Click a headline, a photo or a button on your store, then type what should change. No hunting for the right setting.
Say it
Busy shipping watches? Tap the mic and say the change out loud. Elliot turns your words into the edit.
Snap it
Photograph a new product with your phone. Elliot drafts it for you to check and publish.
One siteinstead of two.
Checkout, device pages and the blog live on repebble.com. No separate order site, and the news sits next to the products.
