Core2
M5Stack Core2 · about 50 €A cube the size of a matchbox with a screen, a speaker and a battery. Put it on a kitchen shelf, pick one of 222 stations and it plays. You can add a Bluetooth speaker or air sensors — you do not have to.
open radio
Radio that
Radio that
simply plays.
Put it on a shelf, switch it on and listen. No account, no ads, no app to download. An open system you flash yourself — one device today, more on the way.
Fifty seconds of what you will see and touch: the first switch-on, adding a speaker, changing stations with a swipe, volume, the three home screens and the sleep noise. Every screen was drawn by the same code that draws on the cube — these are not mock-ups.
no sound · 1280×720 · MP4 and WebM from our own server, no YouTube and no tracking
What it runs on
One system, several devices. Each one says plainly which stage it is at.
Tab5
M5Stack Tab5 · ESP32-P4The same system on a much larger touch screen. We are working on it — there is no file to flash yet, and we are not giving a date because we do not have one.
Electronic paper
no hardware yetA screen that does not glow and holds its image without power — for a bedroom. An idea for now: no prototype, no decision on the hardware.
Shared by all of them
Station catalogue
222 stations verified by actually connecting to them — not copied from a list. See what you can choose from.
open →Air sensors
Optional modules that plug in with a cable, no soldering. The cube then starts showing whether the room has gone stuffy.
open →What changed
Release history, version by version, with dates and what actually landed.
open →Four things that will not change
No account, ever
Not at install time, not later.
It never updates itself
No overnight surprises. You flash a new version yourself, when you want to.
It does not know what you listen to
There is nobody to tell — it sends nothing outward.
You can rebuild it
All the code is open under GPL-3.0. The sources sit next to the download.