Small tier pack
Ten single-board projects, one evening each. Sensors, displays, network basics, first firmware you'll actually leave running.
- Projects10
- BoardsESP32-S3, C3
- Format10 PDFs + code zip
- Time each1–3 hours
$29
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27 hardware projects for ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and Arduino, organized in four tiers by scope. Each project is a PDF guide and a code bundle: theory, wiring diagram, the exact prompts used to develop it with Claude, complete source, the errors you'll hit and what they mean, a level-up section, and a print-or-buy list for the enclosure.
Reference hardware is the ESP32-S3 N16R8 DevKitC-1; Arduino-based projects state their board in the guide. Every bill of materials lists specific parts and the date they were priced.
Try one first. The 6-page Sample Sheet plus one complete Small-tier project, free. Same format as the paid tiers, so you know exactly what you're buying.
Ten single-board projects, one evening each. Sensors, displays, network basics, first firmware you'll actually leave running.
Ten projects that combine two or three subsystems: Wi-Fi plus display plus storage, motor control with feedback, multi-sensor logging.
Six projects with a Raspberry Pi in the loop: web interfaces, local services, devices that talk to each other.
One project that uses ESP32, Raspberry Pi, and Arduino together as a system, each doing what it's best at.
All 27 projects in one 139-page volume with a title page and table of contents, plus every code bundle embedded as file attachments. Includes all four tier packs.
The Complete Collection for up to ten named people in one organization. Seats can be reassigned when someone leaves.
Build as many as you want. Modify anything. Put the code in your own products, including ones you sell, and ship the compiled firmware inside hardware you make. No royalty, no attribution.
What you can't do is redistribute the guides or the code bundles themselves, or use them as the basis for your own course. Full terms in the product license.
You are working with electricity, batteries, and in some projects radio transmitters and mains power. Each guide has safety notes; read them.