SPIFFS Projects

An ESP-IDF based firmware for creating local mesh networks using ESP32-DevKitV1 hardware. It features a self-hosted web server for configuration, real-time topology visualization via WebSockets, and a custom OTA update mechanism that broadcasts firmware to all nodes in the mesh.

The Tick is an ESP32-C3-based covert access control implant designed to intercept, log, and replay credentials across Wiegand, Magstripe Clock&Data, and OSDP protocols. It features a robust hardware design with integrated level shifting and a high-efficiency DC-DC converter, supported by a modular software stack utilizing NimBLE for Bluetooth and a custom HTTP interface for remote management.

A high-performance serial communication hub for ESP32 and ESP32-S3 microcontrollers that bridges UART data to USB, WiFi, and Bluetooth. It features protocol-aware optimizations for MAVLink, SBUS, and CRSF, and includes a comprehensive web-based configuration interface.

An ESP32-S3 firmware for the GeekMagic-S3 hardware that displays time, date, and weather data. It leverages FreeRTOS and LVGL to provide a responsive 240x240 UI, features a web configuration interface, and supports remote image and text notifications via HTTP endpoints.

PrintSphere is an ESP32-S3-based companion device for Bambu Lab 3D printers featuring a 1.75-inch circular AMOLED touch display. Built with ESP-IDF and LVGL, it provides real-time status monitoring, camera snapshots, and hybrid cloud/local network routing for seamless printer management.

A low-power 2.4GHz wireless jammer built on the ESP32-S3 platform using nRF24L01+PA+LNA modules. It provides a comprehensive web interface for targeting WiFi, Bluetooth, and Zigbee signals across custom frequency ranges.

XiaoClaw is an integrated firmware for the ESP32-S3 that combines voice interaction with a local AI agent. It utilizes the ESP-IDF framework and FreeRTOS to provide a complete system for voice I/O, LLM-powered reasoning, tool calling, and autonomous task execution.

A Tamagotchi-style virtual pet simulator designed specifically for the M5Stack Cardputer ADV hardware. Built on the ESP32 platform using the Arduino framework, it features complex life stage management, mini-games, and an automated OTA asset provisioning system.

MiniOS-ESP is a lightweight, Unix-like command-line operating system designed for ESP32 microcontrollers with ST7789 display support. Built on a FreeRTOS kernel, it provides process management, a SPIFFS-based filesystem, and advanced networking and mathematical utilities.

Frekvens is an open-source ESP32 firmware modification for IKEA Frekvens and Obegränsad LED displays. It adds smart-home integrations, 35+ display modes, and real-time connectivity via MQTT and WebSockets, transforming static hardware into internet-connected IoT displays.

A system information and logging utility for ESP32 and ESP8266 that provides a Neofetch-style ASCII dashboard. It features a Python-inspired logger with thread-safe operations on FreeRTOS and supports detailed hardware diagnostics including memory, network, and chip status.

A sophisticated touch-screen control interface for the Waveshare ESP32-S3-Touch-LCD-4B, featuring Home Assistant integration and real-time weather tracking. It utilizes the LVGL graphics library for a high-performance UI and implements advanced power management via the AXP2101 PMU.

A Board Support Package for Wireless Tag WT32-SC01 series boards utilizing ESP-IDF 5.x and LVGL 9.x. It provides integrated drivers for ST7796 LCDs and FT5x06 touch controllers, alongside support for SPIFFS and uSD card storage on ESP32 and ESP32-S3 platforms.

Esp32Repartition is a specialized tool designed to update ESP32 partition tables via Over-the-Air (OTA) updates, primarily to solve storage constraints for WLED firmware. Built on the ESP-IDF and Arduino frameworks, it enables resizing of app partitions by shrinking data sections without requiring a physical USB connection.

A comprehensive development resource for the Seeed Studio XIAO ESP32 family, including the C3, S3, and C6 modules. It provides over thirty modular projects demonstrating hardware-specific features like LiPo battery monitoring, deep sleep optimization, and advanced wireless implementations such as BLE HID keyboards and WebSocket camera servers.

A port of the SQLite3 relational database engine for ESP32 microcontrollers using the ESP-IDF framework. It supports ESP-IDF V5.x, offers specialized PSRAM memory management, and integrates with various filesystems including SPIFFS, LittleFS, and FATFS.

A comprehensive set of examples for integrating the zlib compression library with ESP-IDF on ESP32 series microcontrollers. It includes implementations for SPIFFS, HTTP servers, MQTT, and TCP communication, with a focus on optimizing memory footprint for embedded environments.

PathShield is a privacy-focused RF monitoring tool for the M5StickC-Plus, designed to detect and alert users to persistent WiFi and BLE devices. It employs a multi-threaded ESP32 architecture and a sophisticated persistence scoring algorithm to distinguish potential trackers from ambient wireless noise. The system features an offline manufacturer database and customizable detection thresholds for enhanced situational awareness.

ESPRI is an ESP32-based interface designed to extend the functionality of ham radios, such as the Quansheng UV-K5. Built using the ESP-IDF framework and FreeRTOS, it provides features like wireless UART, AFSK/Morse beacons, audio recording to SD cards, and a web-based control panel.

BugBuster is an open-source, four-channel analog/digital I/O debug and programming tool built around the ESP32-S3 and the Analog Devices AD74416H. It features a high-precision ADC/DAC, waveform generation, and a 32-switch MUX matrix, all managed by a FreeRTOS-based firmware and a cross-platform Tauri desktop application.

An open-source energy monitoring system built on the ESP32-S3 and ADE7953 IC, capable of tracking up to 17 circuits. It features a task-based FreeRTOS architecture and supports multiple integration protocols including MQTT, Modbus TCP, and InfluxDB.

This ESP32-based desk clock provides real-time monitoring of temperature, atmospheric pressure, and humidity using the BME280 sensor and a DS3231 RTC. The system features an auto-dimming MAX7219 LED matrix display, WiFi-based NTP time synchronization, and a built-in web server for configuration, all developed using the Arduino framework and SPIFFS for data management.

A standard ESP-IDF component that integrates the 4diac FORTE open-source PLC runtime framework for ESP32 and ESP32-S2 microcontrollers. It utilizes FreeRTOS and LwIP to provide an IEC 61499 compliant execution environment for distributed industrial control applications.

A library for ESP32 that enables firmware and filesystem (SPIFFS/LittleFS) updates over Bluetooth Low Energy. It supports both BlueDroid and NimBLE stacks, offering features like data compression, secure RSA-based signature verification, and customizable callbacks for update monitoring.

A comprehensive firmware for ESP32 microcontrollers to control Jarolift TDEF 433MHz radio shutters via a CC1101 transceiver. It provides a mobile-friendly WebUI, MQTT integration for smart home systems like Home Assistant, and advanced timer functions including sunrise and sunset triggers.

An Arduino-based phishing tool for the ESP8266 that hosts a fake Google login page via a captive portal. It captures user credentials, stores them in the device's onboard memory (EEPROM), and provides a web interface for the attacker to retrieve or clear the data.

An ESP32-based RF interference tool utilizing multiple nRF24L01 modules to disrupt signals including Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, and Zigbee. It features a web-based control interface, serial terminal support, and optional OLED display integration for standalone operation.

An autonomous IoT information display for 42 school clusters using an ESP32-C3 and a 7.5-inch e-paper screen. It synchronizes with the 42 Intra API to display exam schedules, supports remote management via Telegram, and features OTA updates.

An advanced OTA update server for ESP8266 and ESP32 microcontrollers, designed for compatibility with the ESPAsyncWebServer library. It provides a web interface for updating firmware and filesystems (SPIFFS/LittleFS) with support for custom styling, authentication, and event callbacks.

A specialized port of the ESP32-Marauder firmware tailored for the Cheap Yellow Display (CYD) hardware family. It provides a comprehensive suite of WiFi and Bluetooth testing tools, including wardriving, packet capture, and signal analysis, optimized for various ESP32 and ESP32-S3 touch screen modules.

An open-source firmware for the ESP8266 designed to perform 802.11 network security testing, including deauthentication and Evil Twin attacks. It features a user-friendly web interface, a comprehensive serial command-line interface, and support for OLED display modules. The project serves as both a security auditing tool and an educational resource for learning about WiFi protocols and microcontroller programming.

A standalone hardware TOTP generator for the ESP32 platform, featuring a touch-screen interface powered by LVGL. It provides a secure way to manage MFA codes without a smartphone, supporting WiFi time synchronization and SD card configuration.

A lightweight FTP server library for Arduino-compatible microcontrollers, including ESP32, ESP8266, RP2040, and STM32. It enables remote file management—including uploads, downloads, and directory navigation—over standard FTP clients by interfacing with internal flash or external SD storage.

A non-blocking ZModem file transfer implementation for Meshtastic LoRa mesh networks. It enables reliable node-to-node binary file transfers on ESP32-based devices using a custom protocol engine designed for high-latency mesh environments.

An ESP32-S3 firmware for monitoring Victron SmartSolar chargers and battery monitors via Bluetooth. It decrypts BLE advertisements using AES-128 and displays real-time metrics on a 3.5-inch LCD using the LVGL library.

An intelligent arousal management system for ESP32 that connects to Lovense devices via Bluetooth LE. It uses a pressure sensor for automated edging control and features a real-time web dashboard for monitoring and configuration.