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this post was submitted on 06 Nov 2023
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Does the Pinetime work decently well as a fitness tracker? I don't care about mirroring functionality to my wrist that my phone can already do, but I want to add as many new bio-sensing capabilities as I can find in an open-source device.
It's got a heart rate sensor and step counter, but I haven't played with it much. I know there have been some 3rd party developments around this. I am unaware of other smart FOSS watches, but I have not looked.