Releases¶

Gadgetbridge 0.29.0: Support for ID115 and Lenovo Watch 9!

Gadgetbridge 0.29.0 has been tagged today and will show up on F-Droid (hopefully) soon.

The highlight of this release is initial support for the ID115 (Contributed by Vadim Kaushan) and Lenovo Watch 9 (contributed by "maxirnililan"). Many thanks to both of you!

We also fixed a lot of bugs and added new features for Mi Band 3, Amazfit Bip, Amazfit Cor and NO1 F11. Feature-wise, most notable is initial music control support for the Amazfit Cor. We expect that this will also become available on the Amazfit Bip later, but currently it seems to be unsupported by the current Bip firmware.

Gadgetbridge 0.28.0: ZeTime and Mi Band 3 support!

Gadgetbridge 0.28.0 has just been tagged and will show up on F-Droid soon.

The highlight of this release is initial experimental support for the ZeTime which was contributed by Sebastian Kranz. Thanks Sebastian!

We also managed to make the Mi Band 3 working with Gadgetbridge starting with 0.28.0 and most features seem to work well already.

Further notable enhancements have been done to the firmware detection code for Bip and Cor to fix problems with the new version scheme.

There might be one point release for the 0.28.x series, but we expect to release 0.29.0 soon, since there is more new device support in the pipeline :)

Gadgetbridge 0.26.0: free your workouts on the amazfit bip

Gadgetbridge 0.26.0 has just been tagged and will show up on F-Droid soon.

The highlight of this release is the added feature that allows to export the activities (workouts) recorded with the Amazfit Bip.

This feature is not perfect yet, but already works quite well. The most notable limitation is that only one track can be synced at a time.

In Gadgetbridge, push the running man icon in the device card and then press the sync floating action button or swipe down. Please note that only one workout will be fetched, you have to sync again to get the next activity and so on, automatic fetching will be added in a later release. Please join our efforts if you can contribute.

Gadgetbridge 0.23.0 released with support for LineageOS weather provider

Gadgetbridge 0.23.0 has just been tagged and will show up on F-Droid soon.

The highlight of this release is the addition of CyanogenMod/LineageOS weather provider support. This means that you no longer need the "Weather Notification" app to be able to see weather information on your wearable if you a LineageOS or CyanogenMod user.

Simply install a weather provider from https://download.lineageos.org/extras and set the weather location withing Gadgetbridge's settings.

Changelog for the 0.23.0 release

• Initial support for LineageOS/CyanogenMod weather provider
• Amazfit Bip/Cor: Support for current weather temperature
• Amazfit Bip/Cor: Display firmware version and type also for non-whitelisted firmware files

Gadgetbridge 0.22.0 finally merges Pebble background JS, supports new devices

Gadgetbridge 0.22.0 has just been tagged and will show up on F-Droid soon.

This is an exciting milestone, since finally our longstanding background javascript branch has been merged! When enabled, this allows pebble apps and watchfaces to execute the javascript code bundled with .pbw files to be executed on the phone. In pracice this means that a lot of watchfaces will be able to display weather and phone battery status without Gadgetbridge needing special support for specific watchfaces.

In the future it might mean that watchfaces will also be able to fetch information from the internet by using an to-be-developed addon app for Gadgetbridge.

Gadgetbridge 0.21.3/0.21.4 with exciting news for Mi2/Bip users

Gadgetbridge 0.21.3 has been released on F-Droid (0.21.4 is also ready and will appear on F-Droid after the build and indexing process has finished)

One day after we found out that the Amazfit Bip firmware 0.0.9.14 (included in Mifit 3.1.0) had an English translation inside, we implemented support for switching the language and tagged 0.21.3 right away, making that the only (but important) change in that release.

Then only about 24h later we finally found a solution for bringing activity data parsing for newer Mi Band 2/Amazfit Bip firmwares on par with older firmwares. Thanks to everyone commenting in the issue tracker and describing their observations regaing their activity data! While fixing the code, we found and fixed another ancient issue that resulted in wrong activity data under some cirmcumstances and affected all firmwares,

Gadgetbridge 0.21.0 adds support for two new devices

Gadgetbridge 0.21.0 (and 0.21.1) have been released a a few days ago. So this blog post is a bit late.

Less then one month after our last version bump, we bumped again since we had the oppurtunity to add TWO new devices though pull request from new contributors:

• NO.1 F1 support by Vitaly Svyastyn
• Teclast H30 support by Sami Alaoui

In addition, the realease contains a lot of bugfixes and improvements for our already supported devices, like the Pebble and the Amazfit Bip.

Changelogs for the 0.21.x releases

Gadgetbridge 0.20.0 adds Amazfit Bip support, project accepting donations now

Gadgetbridge 0.20.0 (and 0.20.1) have been tagged and will be on f-droid soon.

We are very excited about the release, since we now officially support the Amazfit Bip. Except for workout and importing GPS data, nearly all features are already working.

We also like to mention that we are accepting donations via Liberapay now. If you like Gadgetbridge, please consider donating in order to sustain Gadgetbridge's development.

Click on the Liberapay button below for more details!

Changelogs for the 0.20.x releases

Gadgetbridge 0.12.2 finally released!

After two months of hard work we are pleased to announce the availability of Gadgetbridge 0.12.2.

For those who don't know, Gadgetbridge is an Open Source Android app for interacting with smart watches (currently Pebble), fitness trackers (currently Mi Band) which does not send your data to any third parties.

Visible Changes

The list of visible changes in the new version is a quick read:

• Support for Pebble Health on Firmware 4.0
• Fixed displaying of deep sleep vs. light sleep for Mi Bands
• Moved some data import/export operations to a dedicated screen
• Devices are now displayed even if Bluetooth is turned off