Kode Dot Programmable pocket device for makers, pentesters and geeks
The Kode Dot is a new programmable pocket device designed for makers and developers, featuring an ESP32-P4 and C5 dual-MCU architecture. It offers a pre-built platform with an AMOLED touchscreen and various connectivity options to simplify hardware prototyping.
Why it matters
This device lowers the barrier to entry for hardware hacking and prototyping by providing a ready-to-use, versatile platform for hobbyists and security researchers.
Programmable pocket device for makers, pentesters and geeks
ESP32-P4 + C5, an AMOLED touchscreen, wireless, sensors and real I/O in something that fits in your hand. You write the code, and it becomes whatever you need.
Most projects die in the setup: a screen, buttons, power and sensors to wire up before you can even begin. Kode Dot hands you a finished platform, so you start with your idea instead of rebuilding the basics.
Dual MCU (ESP32 P4 + C5), a crisp AMOLED touchscreen and an SD card slot for your apps. Charge it, flash it and play. Nothing to assemble.
Sixteen programmable pins. Plug in cables and wire up sensors, motors or your own boards. The Kode Dot grows with your projects.
Browse what the community ships: games, tools and toys. Run them on your Kode Dot.
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