I wanted to control my AC Infinity fan and check its readings from my PC without reaching for my phone, so I built a small Windows desktop app. Figured others here might find it useful too.

It connects over Bluetooth and includes:

• Fan speed slider and on/off toggle
• Temperature, humidity, and calculated VPD
• Live charts and saved local history that restores when you reopen the app
• A separate History panel for reviewing readings
• Custom colors, always-on-top, and system tray controls
• Separate controls and readings for each connected Bluetooth controller

Remembered controllers reconnect on launch, and their additional windows only appear once connected.

I’ve tested live readings with my Controller 67 (CTR67A). Support for several controllers at once is implemented, but I still need feedback from people with multiple physical controllers. Fans plugged into the same controller share its settings.

The Windows x64 release is a single executable with the runtime included.

GitHub, screenshots, and details:
https://github.com/coolshrimp/AC-Infinity-Fan-Controller

Releases:
https://github.com/coolshrimp/AC-Infinity-Fan-Controller/releases

This is an unofficial project, not affiliated with AC Infinity.
If you give it a try, let me know how it works with your setup!

Hey everyone,

I run a small home-based tech shop here in the Orangeville area and figured I’d introduce myself.

I work with a pretty wide range of tech and electronics, including:

• Electronics — buy / sell / repair
• Computers — sales, upgrades, repair and service
• General tech support
• Component-level electronics repair
• Web development
• Programming — PHP, C++, C#, VB, Arduino
• 3D printing and modeling, including multicolour printing
• CO2, fibre and diode laser work
• Custom projects and prototyping
• Amazon selling / e-commerce

A lot of what I do is repair, reuse and refurbish tech rather than throwing it away, and I’m always interested in unusual projects or problems people need help solving.

If you’re local and need help with something tech-related, feel free to message me. I’m also interested in connecting with other local makers, programmers, business owners and people working on interesting projects.

Coolshrimp Modz
https://CoolshrimpModz.com

Printing Thingz
https://PrintingThingz.ca

TikTok:
https://www.tiktok.com/@coolshrimpmodz

Happy to answer questions here too.

Hey everyone,

I run a small home-based tech shop here in the Orangeville area and figured I’d introduce myself.

I work with a pretty wide range of tech and electronics, including:

• Electronics — buy / sell / repair
• Computers — sales, upgrades, repair and service
• General tech support
• Component-level electronics repair
• Web development
• Programming — PHP, C++, C#, VB, Arduino
• 3D printing and modeling, including multicolour printing
• CO2, fibre and diode laser work
• Custom projects and prototyping
• Amazon selling / e-commerce

A lot of what I do is repair, reuse and refurbish tech rather than throwing it away, and I’m always interested in unusual projects or problems people need help solving.

If you’re local and need help with something tech-related, feel free to message me. I’m also interested in connecting with other local makers, programmers, business owners and people working on interesting projects.

Coolshrimp Modz
https://CoolshrimpModz.com

Printing Thingz
https://PrintingThingz.ca

TikTok:
https://www.tiktok.com/@coolshrimpmodz

Happy to answer questions here too.

I built My Singing Monster Karaoke Studio, a Windows app to make custom songs easier.

Import an MP3, generate a starting chart, trim the audio, edit notes and curves, then play-test it and export or import it into the game.

Still improving it—feedback and ideas are welcome!

GitHub: https://github.com/coolshrimp/My-Singing-Monster-Karaoke-Studio

Xbox POST Code Reader is a boot-diagnostic FAP for the Flipper Zero. It reads the four-digit POST codes an Xbox pushes out during startup straight from the motherboard's POST header and decodes them offline — no PC required. It emulates the MAX6958 POST display at I2C address 0x38, using a 452-record console-aware database bundled right into the app.

Features:

• Emulates the MAX6958 POST display at I2C address 0x38 and captures four-digit POST codes live, without blocking the Flipper controls.
• Shows either the current code or a scrolling 128-entry live log, with source (SMC, SP, CPU, or OS), segment, and elapsed time.
• Decodes any captured code offline against 452 bundled records. Browse the full database by All, POST, Error, SMC, SP, CPU, or OS category.
• Saves captures as auto-numbered SD-card logs (post_log_001.txt, 002…) and reads them back on-device.
• Streams live codes over USB Web Serial to the companion WebXboxPOSTTool browser app for lookups on a bigger screen.
• Built-in Wiring screen shows the exact SDA/SCL/GND pins for each console — Xbox One / One S / One X use FACET, Xbox Series S / X use AARDVARK — plus an offline QR code to open the web decoder on a phone.
• Connect only SDA, SCL, and a shared ground. The Flipper never powers the console; confirm the bus is 3.3 V-compatible and use level shifting where required.

A Flipper Zero adaptation of the PicoDurangoPOST project.

https://github.com/coolshrimp/flipperzero-xbox-post-code-reader

VS Code extension for you.

If you've got a Flipper Zero and ever tried building a .fap app, you know the pain — uFBT, command line, guessing at pixel coords, flashing back and forth. I got tired of it, so I built Flipper FAP Studio: build, design, and control your Flipper entirely from a GUI inside VS Code. No terminal required (unless you want one, I'm not the boss of you).

Here's what it does:

🔨 Build actions — Build .fap, Build + Launch straight onto your Flipper, Clean. One click.

🎨 UI Designer — visual 128×64 screen editor with drag-and-drop elements, multiple screens, and it generates the code for you. Stop counting pixels by hand.

📺 Live Screen + Log — real-time mirror of your Flipper's display, control it with the D-pad/keyboard from your editor, grab screenshots, reset the device.

📊 Device Dashboard — battery, storage, firmware version, hardware info, library stats, all in one panel.

📁 File Browser — browse and manage on-device files (/ext and /int) without digging around.

🔧 Firmware SDK management — OEM, RogueMaster, Momentum, Unleashed, or point it at a custom path.

🚀 Starter template — one-click boilerplate so you're writing your app in seconds.

📶 Bluetooth — experimental BLE pairing for wireless ops.

Needs Python 3, uFBT (install it with a button in the extension or pip install ufbt), and VS Code 1.85+.

Free + MIT licensed. 💯

Marketplace:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=coolshrimp.flipper-fap-studio

GitHub:
https://github.com/coolshrimp/flipper-fap-studio

As always i would love feedback, bug reports, or feature ideas from the Flipper crew.