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SoftRF Badge Edition on T-Echo

The LILYGO T-Echo running SoftRF Badge Edition acts as a low-power aviation proximity awareness device for glider and paraglider pilots, detecting nearby aircraft via FLARM, OGN, and ADS-L protocols on its e-paper display.

Valentine One Gen2 Remote Display on LILYGO T4 S3

A Bluetooth Low Energy remote display for the Valentine One Gen 2 radar detector, running on the LILYGO T4 S3's 2.41" AMOLED screen with directional alerts, signal strength, GPS-based lockouts, and OTA updates.

Meshtastic with GPS and Offline Maps on T-Deck Plus

Set up the LILYGO T-Deck Plus as a Meshtastic handheld communicator with built-in GPS and offline raster map tiles stored on a microSD card for real-time mesh network visualization in the field.
ChirpR OS — All-in-One Communication Firmware for T-Deck Pro
A feature-packed multi-application firmware for the LILYGO T-Deck Pro that transforms the e-paper handheld into an off-grid communication hub with LoRa messaging, GPS, music player, step counter, and 17 built-in apps.

s-term — SSH Terminal and Notepad for LILYGO T-Deck Pro

A keyboard-driven SSH terminal and e-ink notepad firmware for the LILYGO T-Deck Pro, with WireGuard VPN support, SD card file management, BLE HID keyboard/trackpad mode, and optional Meshtastic radio integration.
FRFD — First Responder Forensics Dongle on LILYGO T-Dongle S3
A portable CSIRT forensics tool on the LILYGO T-Dongle S3 that automates evidence collection from Windows, Linux, and macOS via USB HID keyboard emulation — with triage, containment, and collection modes shown on the 0.96" display.

T-Dongle Ducky — WiFi-Controlled Rubber Ducky on LILYGO T-Dongle S3

Transforms the LILYGO T-Dongle S3 into a WiFi-controlled USB HID Rubber Ducky, controllable via a web server hosted on the device itself — with a DuckyScript interpreter, file storage, and both AP and STA WiFi modes.

Meshtastic LoRa Mesh Node with LILYGO T3-S3

A compact off-grid LoRa mesh communication node built on the LILYGO T3-S3, running Meshtastic firmware for long-range text messaging, GPS position sharing, and sensor telemetry without cellular or internet.
Meck — Meshcore BLE/WiFi Companion Firmware for T-Deck Pro
A fork of Meshcore focused on enabling BLE and WiFi companion app connectivity for the LILYGO T-Deck Pro, letting users pair the handheld with smartphone apps for off-grid LoRa mesh messaging.

Weather-Tiny — Pocket Weather Station on T5 V2.3.1

A compact 3D-printed weather station with multi-location support and hardware buttons built around the LILYGO T5 V2.3.1 ESP32 with 2.13" e-ink display, running on a LiPo battery.

T-Beam Supreme as a Meshtastic Long-Range Node

Deploy the LILYGO T-Beam Supreme as a high-performance Meshtastic mesh node, leveraging its ESP32-S3, SX1262 LoRa radio, and precision GPS to achieve 10+ km range and serve as a backbone relay in off-grid communication networks.

T-Lora Pager Meshtastic Portable Node with Offline Maps

A complete Meshtastic build using the LILYGO T-Lora Pager — a pager-form-factor off-grid communicator with QWERTY keyboard, LoRa mesh radio, GPS, NFC, and optional SD-card offline maps for fieldwork and emergency communications.

TinyIO — Sub-GHz RF Sniffer and Replayer on LILYGO T-QT Pro

A sub-GHz RF signal sniffer and replayer built on the LILYGO T-QT Pro paired with a CC1101 radio module, capable of copying, storing, and replaying ASK-OOK signals from garage doors, doorbells, and wireless sensors.

MeshCore Terminal on T-Deck

Flash the LILYGO T-Deck with MeshCore firmware to create a fast, professional LoRa mesh communicator with offline maps, repeater management, signal diagnostics, and a terminal CLI — all accessible via the physical QWERTY keyboard.
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