Feature request: Pebble vibration customization in Sleep as Android

[Franck Florentin]

Hi,

thanks for this great app, it's the best of its kind IMO. 

I have a Pebble and notice that the Pebble vibration used to wake up is kind of "flimsy," it's just a short vibration and it's repeated every few seconds (almost 10 seconds it seems), which is not quite enough to wake me up most of the time. It would be awseome to be able to customize how the Pebble vibrates during an alarm and at the end of a power nap. the customization could either be in the Sleep as Android app, or on the Pebbe app. I've noticed different Pebble apps can do vibration bursts, so it's very probably possible.

Another request I'd have would be to beef up the Pebble apps so you can trigger a power nap straight from the Pebble (there are currently two unused buttons in the app, which could be used to that effect). I guess the powernap would have to be configured first in the Android app, and maybe its configuration panel could include a "Pebble default Power nap" checkbox.

Thanks a lot for taking that into consideration !

[Jiri Richter]

Jiri replied Jul 24 12:15 Hi, thanks a lot for Your feedback on our Pebble integration - we surely acknowledge them! Thank you very much. Best regards, Jiri Richter Urbandroid Team Conversation started by sleep-as...@googlegroups.com Cc: sleep-as...@googlegroups.com Jul 21 20:29

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[Meghan Callahan]

Second this request, but on the other side.

The Pebble's vibration feature is more than enough to wake me up, and is sometimes noticed by my husband (depending on where my arm is/what it's resting against). It would be nice to drop vibrations down the lowest level needed to wake me, or start  at low, then increase over a few seconds (similar to the way alarm sounds are handled if you use the option to increase volume).