Developer Tools Built for People Who Actually Build
Hardware programming, AI assistants, real-time tools — no toolchain required
The Setup: You want to build an IoT project. An AI assistant. A connected device. The last thing you need is a three-day setup of Node modules, Docker containers, and CI/CD pipelines. What we built: ESP32 Studio — hardware programming in the browser. No local toolchain. No setup. Write code, compile, flash. Done. AI assistants and developer tools, all accessible from one dashboard. Who uses it: Makers, hobbyists, engineers, anyone building hardware or AI-powered systems who wants to move fast and not get bogged down in infrastructure. Cost: Free. Community plan. Threaded forums included so you can ask questions and share what you're building. Jump in, build something, show us what you made.
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