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Flipper Zero projects and builds

Pocket hardware multi-tool with Sub-GHz radio, 125 kHz RFID, NFC, infrared, iButton, USB and GPIO interfaces.

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Why it belongs on the bench

Flipper Zero is a pocketable STM32WB55 hardware interface for Sub-GHz radio, 125 kHz RFID, NFC, infrared, iButton, USB and GPIO experiments. Its open firmware and application system make it the catalogue’s natural home for official firmware work, alternative firmware, installable apps and carefully controlled BadUSB labs. A microSD card is required for normal use but is not included, so buyers should budget for a compatible card. Radio and access-control features also remain subject to local law and authorization; the device does not confer permission to test systems you do not own.

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Sources and further reading

Original project pages, manufacturer documentation and repositories used while preparing this page. Last reviewed .

  1. Flipper Zero official pageFlipper Devices
  2. Sd Carddocs.flipper.net
  3. flipperdevices/flipperzero-firmwareGitHub repository
  4. flipperdevices/flipper-application-catalogGitHub repository

Flipper Zero projects and open-source builds

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Unleashed firmware

Alternative Flipper Zero firmware with community applications and protocol additions; users must follow local radio regulations.

device customization

Guides for Flipper Zero

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Flipper Zero first-week setup: firmware, apps and safe experiments

Spend the first week on official firmware: update it, prepare a reliable microSD card, learn the application catalog and test only devices you own. Custom firmware can wait until you understand recovery, regional radio limits and which extra features you actually need.

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