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Explore, modify, and contribute to the official firmware that powers the versatile Flipper Zero multi-tool device.
This repository contains the complete source code for the Flipper Zero firmware, enabling all hardware functionalities like Sub-GHz communication, RFID/NFC interaction, GPIO control, USB connectivity, and more. It provides the foundation for custom applications and device customization.
Provides the core operating system and drivers required for the Flipper Zero hardware to function as a multi-tool for pentesters, hardware hackers, and hobbyists. It also serves as a platform for community development and expansion of the device's capabilities.
Low-level drivers and interfaces for all Flipper Zero peripherals (radio, NFC, GPIO, display, storage, etc.).
Manages tasks, memory, and resources for concurrent operation of device features.
Provides APIs and structure for developing and running third-party applications on the device.
The firmware enables a wide array of interactions and applications for the Flipper Zero hardware across various domains:
Interacting with Sub-GHz devices like garage doors, gates, or weather stations by reading, transmitting, and analyzing signals.
Allows security researchers and hobbyists to explore and understand common radio protocols.
Reading, emulating, and writing various low-frequency and high-frequency RFID and NFC tags and cards.
Useful for managing personal access cards or experimenting with access control systems (within legal and ethical boundaries).
Using GPIO pins, U2F, and other interfaces to interact with or debug external hardware, run custom scripts, or develop new device applications.
Provides a portable platform for hardware enthusiasts and developers to test ideas and interface with electronics.
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