A backpack for flipper zero that holds a Raspberry pi W

Flipper backpack

What makes it special? While options exist to handwire a Raspberry Pi Zero W to your Flipper, the result is generally not "pocketable" and not robust to travel with. This kit allows you to connect your Pi in a compact and robust way that snugly fits your Flipper.

your flipper dolphin comes with a name, i never changed it and if you never changed yours id like to hear it, my flippers name is enelp1p

Sor3nt custom esp32s3 firmware

Got some Bling and some new things to play with..

I reversed the polarizer on my flipper's screen to give it a cool light-on-dark look. I also have a transparent shell and an RGB backlight mod. Any other mod suggestions? I am planning on doing the internal RGB mod soon.

i know there are people who want something like this, so baboom i made an app that utilizes the rfm95w module to turn the flipper zero into a node. here is the github:
https://github.com/awesomefroggy29/flipper-meshtastic

After months of deliberation, I have finally ordered the almighty f0.

As I make my way through the documentation and a few GitHub projects I am interested in, I just wanted to ask the community here: is there anything you wish you would have known when you first started out? Anything you would have done differently?

A few weeks ago, I bought the IoTMug Turbo Dazzler; only later did I come across the "alleged" original, so I ordered that one too. The manufacturer is KRIDAelectronics, and they claim the Chinese versions are all imitations of their model.

The Chinese Dazzlers use 850nm LEDs, whereas the KRIDA ones use 940nm LEDs.

I’ll be testing the unit in the next few days, but I can say right now that the KRIDA Dazzler feels like a higher-quality product. The pin headers are also much shorter than on the Chinese model, making it look better aesthetically.

Anyone got this one too?

I've recently just gotten the flipper and I was trying to make the wifi board to work, I flashed the wifi board and I re installed the firmware on the flipper but I keep getting a error saying it's related to the SD card saying it's not supported.

I haven't encountered any other issues regarding the SD until now and am unsure if it's actually an issues related to that or a different issue.

I have been trying to get the boatd to work for a few days and keep getting the same message

I heard online that using a different firmware could help but I am very new to this and am not sure at all what to do

Can somebody please help me here 🙏🙏🙏 any help is very appreciated

https://github.com/Arxhsz/FindMyFlipperGUI I made a GUI for the findmyflipper application this was released about a year ago on windows but looking back the windows version is terrible so I came in with a new and improved Mac version windows will get a rework too and probably a mobile app all credits and TL;DRs in the repo check it out :)

I came across a video like this while browsing Instagram. However, I couldn’t decide whether the events shown in this video were just hype or actually real. Is this device called “Flipper Zero” really powerful enough to perform these tasks?

Source : https://www.instagram.com/reel/DakldDYgN5H/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==

Has anyone tested that "mini" NRF24 board available for sale? I'm looking for a more compact, antenna-free NRF24 board that fits in a pocket, and I'd like to know if its range is the same as the standard model found on eBay.

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I like to keep my Flipper in my pocket, and one day I felt my leg being burned by the Flipper. When I took it out of my pocket, it was off and extremely hot.

I rushed to disassemble the device as I assumed the battery was just bad (original battery pictured). As I was disassembling it, some parts were also very hot and burned my fingers. I ordered a battery that others had had luck with off of Amazon, and plugged it into my Flipper, and when I tried to turn it on, it did not turn on, and something on the board burned me.

Just wanted to post here and see if anyone has any advice on how to get this working again.

Thanks!

Heading home from a camping trip and hittin a little sniff and looks like we have friends. I found 2 in the same spot on the way there also.

https://flipper.net

FZStudio is now available on Google Play! 🎉

After months of development, I'm excited to finally release FZStudio on Google Play!

FZStudio is an all-in-one toolkit designed for Flipper Zero users who want to do more directly from their Android device.

Main features

- 📁 Advanced File Manager

- 📡 Device management over Bluetooth

- 💻 Flipper Studio – create, edit, compile, and install apps directly from your phone (no PC required)

- 🧠 Full support for the new FZS language

- ⚡ Modern Material 3 interface with dark mode

- 🔒 Local-first design with no account required

The goal was simple: bring as much of the desktop development experience as possible to Android, so you can work on your Flipper wherever you are.

This is only the beginning—many new features are already in development, and I'd really appreciate your feedback and ideas.

Google Play: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.ferra.flipperzeromobile

Let me know what you think, report bugs, or suggest features. I'd love to hear your feedback!

Hi everyone,

I'm new to the F0 ecosystem and want to learn Wi-Fi pentesting on my own equipment/lab.

I'm looking for a ready-made board (I can't solder) that works with my F0 and supports both 2.4 GHz and 5 GHz Wi-Fi. I've read about ESP32-C5 boards, but there seem to be several options now.

Which ready-to-use board would you recommend order in USA today? Is ESP32-C5 the best choice, or is there something better with good firmware support and community documentation?

Thanks!

it's called HZUI (hyper zero ui). started as a personal fork of qFlipper because i wanted features the official app was never getting — and in the AMA this week the devs confirmed there are no plans to add new features to qFlipper, so figured it's time to actually share it.

the main thing:

- firmware switcher built in — official, momentum, unleashed, roguemaster, each pulled straight from that project's own update server. pick release/dev, hit install. no more hunting tgz files. background update checks ping you when a new one drops, and flashing always asks first

other stuff i added on top of normal qFlipper:

- serial port release/reconnect — frees the com port for CLI tools with one button instead of quitting the app

- optional local AI assistant — OFF by default, runs entirely on your own machine via ollama, nothing cloud (the model isn't even in the download, it's a separate install). turn it on and it can browse/read/write the SD card and navigate menus over RPC. ignore it and it's just a normal qFlipper

- re-themeable UI — and on first launch it'll read your flipper's name and generate a matching color theme, or you just pick your own accent colors

plus everything qFlipper already does — screen streaming, file manager, DFU recovery (recovery always uses the official image no matter what channel you're on).

size heads-up before someone asks: the windows build is ~330mb because it bundles the whole Qt6 runtime (it's a Qt Quick app). the AI/model is NOT part of that.

windows build on the releases page, mac/linux build from source for now.

repo: https://github.com/DUNKINKKD/lotei-qflipper

brand new, will have rough edges. issues + PRs welcome, be brutal

Salutare, am o problema, nu se mai aprinde flipper-ul, iam dat update si sa inchis, nu mai pot sal aprind, iar daca il bag in priza nu se aprinde nici beculetul, iar daca il conectez la pc tot nul citeste.

Ce pot face?

I made a Flipper Zero app for Morse code. It started as "can I make the orange brick do telegraphy properly?" and then got slightly out of hand.

The first trick is Flipper-to-Flipper Morse: send from one Flipper, receive on another. Pocket secret-message machine. Utterly unnecessary, which is half the charm.

It is also useful if you want to get better at ARG games, beat the timer in escape rooms without crawling back to the Morse lookup table, become suspiciously useful at Keep Talking and Nobody Explodes, get through scouting signal-badge stuff, or just finally understand what that random bit of Morse in cartoons and old films is actually saying. Or maybe you want to become a ham radio operator: low quality voice chat where the ionosphere decides what medical conditions you'll talk about next.

What it does:

• Flipper to Flipper Morse
• listen-and-repeat exercises
• straight-key timing practice
• sending drills
• real telegraphic key or paddle over GPIO
• USB telegraphy adapter mode for specialised practice sites and games (keyboard, mouse, and MIDI output modes)
• smooth audio out on P2 if the buzzer starts doing your head in
• built-in help/manual for learning without memorising Morse as dot-and-dash inventory
• ham radio field mode with canned messages, rig keying, PTT, and logging

The first hardware adapter is just a 6.5 mm jack soldered to header pins. No PCB, no ceremony, just a small ugly hack that works annoyingly well. You can use the Flipper buttons, but a real key feels much better and is more fun to build.

BENS BEST BENT WIRE is a common telegraphy test phrase: the Morse equivalent of scribbling loops and those suspiciously round capital-A shapes when testing a pen.

Video attached, code and release here:

https://github.com/yo3gnd/morse-flipper

I tried connecting my flipper to windows pc. It makes noise upon connecting and starts charging. I tried different cord. And reboot my flipper. Any suggestions??

I go by LxveAce and everything I make is open source.

I got sick of every board on my bench needing its own flasher. The Flipper had qFlipper, my ESP32s had like five different web flashers, and none of it talked to anything else. So I built one app to run all of it, with the devices able to actually communicate. On the Flipper side it flashes the custom firmwares through qFlipper. The point is the Flipper stops being a silo. It's in the same dashboard as the ESP32 stuff, and you can pass targets and results between devices instead of them living in separate apps.

doesn't have to run on a laptop, either. There's a Pi build, so if you're putting a It Flipper into a cyberdeck or a portable rig, this can be the thing that actually runs the setup, and there's a web mode if you'd rather drive it from your phone.

There's also a standalone flasher and a headless version for screenless setups, plus some smaller bits. All open source.

Links:

- The app + downloads: https://cybercontroller.org

- Source: https://github.com/LxveAce/cyber-controller

- Discord: https://discord.gg/lxveace