Kode Dot Programmable pocket device for makers, pentesters and geeks

# Kode Dot — Programmable pocket device for makers Source: [https://kode.diy/](https://kode.diy/) Programmable pocket device for makers, pentesters and geeks [](https://kode.diy/shop#kode-dot) 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\. Build with the tools you already know   Wi\-Fi, Bluetooth LE, infrared and NFC, plus a speaker, a mic and a programmable LED\. Out of the box, the Kode Dot talks to your network, your gadgets and the world around it\. Every chip, sensor and port the Kode Dot packs in\. ### ESP32\-P4 \+ C5 The P4 runs everything; the C5 does the wireless\. ### 2\.13″ AMOLED display A crisp 502×410 touch panel\. ### 32 MB PSRAM · 32 MB flash Real memory headroom for real apps\. ### NFC · RFID · IR Read and emulate tags, cards and remotes\. ### CO5300 display driver Drives the AMOLED over MIPI\-DSI, smooth and fast\. ### CST820 touch Quick, accurate capacitive touch\. ### 9\-axis IMU 6\-axis LSM6DSV plus a LIS2MDL compass: a full 9\-axis motion stack\. ### ST25R3916B NFC Read, write and emulate 13\.56 MHz tags\. ### 125 kHz RFID Read and emulate cards through a discrete analog front\-end\. ### IR transceiver Blast and capture infrared\. Learn any remote\. ### microSD \(SD/MMC\) Removable storage for data and big apps\. ### Speaker \+ mic ES8311 codec and NS4150B class\-D amp drive the speaker, plus an on\-board mic\. ### Haptic vibration motor Crisp vibration feedback from an AW86233 LRA driver\. ### BQ25896 PMIC USB\-C charging with power path and OTG\. ### CW2217 fuel gauge Knows exactly how much battery is left\. ### LiPo battery Power your projects\. Capacity TBD\. ### Battery\-backed RTC Keeps real time on the always\-on domain\. ### USB\-C \+ JTAG Flash, charge, debug and USB OTG, all over one port\. ### Magnetic pogo connector Charge in or power out, plus two programmable GPIOs\. ### 20\-pin GPIO header 14 programmable GPIOs, plus 5 V and 3\.3 V rails up to 2 A each\. ### D\-pad \+ 2 buttons A 4\-button D\-pad and two extra buttons for games and menus\. ### KTD2026 RGB LED An addressable status light to play with\. Kode Dot started as a Kickstarter dream, and 16,000 backers made it real\. From our workshop to your hands, thank you for believing in it\. This is only the beginning\.  Manuel Quero and Luismi Collado, makers and founders of Kode\.