qroma.dev

Open Source and the Maker Movement are an incredible wellspring of innovation. Qroma's all-in-one-place approach bolsters that by letting innovators start, develop, and share new hardware projects that use commodity embedded controllers (like ESP32 and Arduino) and open manufacturing techniques (like 3D-printing and custom printed circuit boards).

Qroma lets you focus on your device and its user, and it handles the busywork related to messaging code. Go ahead. Define your device messages and use them right away in your firmware and user-facing apps.

Individuals and small groups are the source of many disruptions. Creating a physical device and its applications is a tricky path, one whose first question is "Is this even worth doing?". The answer is often to make a prototype. Qroma tooling's ambition is to keep all those files in one place, with one source of truth and bill of materials.

Full stack means a range of tech. Qroma knits its application messaging code holistically so you spend time focusing on what your device does, not its communication (it'll be handled by qroma's gently opinionated approach).