Easy onboarding
Pair new ESP32 boards over Bluetooth from the phone app. They join the fleet — no cables, no boot-button dance.
Swarmboard runs AI swarm workflows across your ESP32 boards — including the Arduino Nano ESP32 — pushes over-the-air updates in one click, and manages the whole fleet locally: on your network, with your LLM.
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Eight ESP32 boards on your bench. A bug in your application. You unplug each one, hold the boot button, flash, replug, label, reinstall. Forty-five minutes later you've updated half the fleet. There's a better way.
unplug → hold boot → flash → replug → label → reinstall → repeat ×8
Swarmboard turns a collection of independent ESP32 boards into a coordinated, agent-operable system you manage, update, automate, and extend from a small local controller. A shared control plane where you and AI agents discover, configure, and orchestrate every device on your network as one.
Pair new ESP32 boards over Bluetooth from the phone app. They join the fleet — no cables, no boot-button dance.
Deploy your application to every board in one action — locally, no cloud account, no subscription. Over-the-air, fleet-wide.
Per-device status, firmware version, uptime, telemetry, and error flags — updated live, in any browser on your LAN.
Without the agent, your fleet is managed. With it, your fleet is a swarm.
Each device exposes a tool surface the controller can discover and call. You describe what you want in plain English, and Swarmboard orchestrates it across the fleet.
You bring your own LLM — local (Ollama, LM Studio) or cloud (your own API key). Credentials stay on the controller.
Runs end-to-end on your LAN — reach it at swarmboard.local. Optional cloud is opt-in, for remote and multi-site only.
Update one device or a hundred — the cost is the same. No seats, no metering, no per-device fees.
Your update pipeline never depends on us. If the company stops, your fleet keeps working.
Every software component ships under Apache 2.0 when the first units ship. Fork it. Contribute to it. Build on it.
Managing a bench full of ESP32 boards. Kill the one-at-a-time flashing loop and ship to the whole fleet at once.
Running local-first stacks like Home Assistant and ESPHome. No lock-in, on your network, fully open source.
Excited to talk to your hardware. Describe what you want in plain English and let the swarm carry it out.
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Your fleet. Your network. Your rules.