Community-driven collection of apps and games for the Pip-Boy 3000 Mk V. Built with Espruino/JavaScript and Node.js, this fork of the official mod tool hosts open-source apps and games created by fellow vault dwellers on pip-boy.com and provides a development environment for constrained devices.

Opinionated CLI that scaffolds modern Angular 20-21 applications. It guides project creation with a consistent structure, best-practice defaults and automation to speed up new app setup.

Step-by-step guide for building an SDR cyberdeck inside a compact Nanuk 910 case. This project uses a Raspberry Pi 4, a 7-inch display, various I/O ports and custom 3D-printed hardware to create a portable cyberdeck, with detailed hardware lists and assembly instructions for customizing your own build.

Turns a Raspberry Pi Pico W into a portable Wi-Fi access point with a lightweight captive portal. It serves web pages, displays real-time connection info on the onboard screen and logs connection details for network testing or demos. Built in MicroPython with options for hosting single-page apps or captive portals.

Portable Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W build with a 1.3-inch IPS display, joystick, buttons and battery module. This guide helps you assemble the hardware and install Raspberry Pi OS to create a pocket-sized system with clean navigation and simple workflows.

Media conversion tool that prepares video and music files for the Pip-Boy 3000 Mk V device. Features batch conversion, adjustable volume gain and video scaling (defaults to 480x320) for predictable playback on the device, implemented in Python with ffmpeg.

Open-source batch conversion utility that mass-converts videos for the TinyTV® 2 device. It converts entire lists of files, reduces file sizes for FAT32 limits, offers multiple quality settings, auto-numbers channels and merges clips into a single file for easy viewing.

Educational collection of “Evil Portal” templates for wireless security research. These realistic captive-portal pages are built with only HTML and SCSS (no JavaScript) to help penetration testers and researchers understand and mitigate network vulnerabilities.

Python software for cycling through and displaying LED effects on a Raspberry Pi Pico equipped with the Pimoroni Unicorn Pack. Users can switch between animations using on-device buttons, and the last selected effect is saved for the next boot. Designed to be easy to extend with new effects.

Software for the Pimoroni Galactic Unicorn board that brings LED effects and animations to life. Users can switch views, customize text colors, adjust brightness and even enjoy animations with sound or Wi-Fi features. Written in Python and designed to be easy to tweak and extend.

Comprehensive development toolkit for the Flipper Zero device. It provides hardware and software setup instructions, cross-compilation guides and GitHub Actions workflows for building and packaging Flipper applications, helping you publish your own Flipper apps quickly.

Firmware and software suite that enables an ESP32-CAM module to work with the Flipper Zero. Capture photos and stream video to the device while personalizing camera settings such as orientation, dithering, flash, haptic feedback, sound effects and LED effects. Future updates will expand functionality.

Quick-start guide for running Stable Diffusion using the AUTOMATIC1111 WebUI on Windows. The guide walks you through installing Python, downloading the WebUI and models, launching the server and using ControlNet for advanced image generation techniques.

Curated collection of free 3D-printable models and supporting scripts for makers. Explore and remix designs for Flipper Zero accessories, game cartridge panels and more, with documentation and automation scripts to assist in building and maintaining your print projects.