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Oh. I don't own "smart device" right now. Was thinking about buy something that count steps. But this project seems cool I will tell a friends. Thx too.
Their hardware support is quite good, I still use my old watch I bought many years ago on sale (it was already old stock by then) so you don't really need anything new or fancy (and expensive)
how's the battery on old smart watches? i guess they can't be replaced?
I only use it for tracking my steps and checking time, so it can last several days on single charge.
Since you are thinking about getting a new device, check out this supported page for gadgetbridge. I've been using Amazfit watch, totally offline after first setup and works absolutely fine