I decided to implement it by having my app look for notes that have geolocation information (lat/lon) and are tagged with a particular tag (“pebble”). Or imagine using Evernote Food to remember restaurants you want to visit, and your watch buzzing with a reminder if you happen to be close to one of those restaurants when it is meal time Whenever you get close to one of those locations your Pebble buzzes and you are reminded to visit it. Imagine going on vacation and creating a series of notes in Evernote for particular locations that you want to visit.
I thought I’d use this Evernote Note geolocation capability to create an app that reminds you when you get close to the location associated with certain notes. One of the great things about Evernote is that it is very simple and easy to use at one level, but as your usage becomes more sophisticated, and your requirements deepen, you’ll find that it is much more powerful and capable than it first appears.Īn example of this is that notes you create can optionally contain geolocation information, and you can view your notes on a map to see which ones you created on a particular vacation or business trip. I’ve spent some time today writing a small app that integrates the Pebble device with Evernote. The full SDK is not yet available, so I can’t write programs that run on the watch, but it is possible to write Android apps that communicate with the watch. Secondly I wanted to be able to program it. I signed up for the Pebble Kickstarter for a couple of reasons.įirstly I actually wanted the watch – a waterproof watch that I could use to receive notifications without having to get the phone out of my pocket, and which I could use to control podcasts, audiobooks and music.
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