Attaky turns modular hardware into an ecosystem that keeps changing with you. Pick a Series, personalize the Colorway, then flash ready-made Firmware or use AI to build your own.
So the same system can become off-grid comms, a field radio, a pocket arcade, an AI agent, or something entirely new.
The ultimate modular ecosystem for everyone. Snap it together, pick your colors, and play right out of the box — or tear it down to build something the world has never seen. Don’t take our word for it, watch a full build assemble itself below.
Rendered colors are approximations. Physical parts may differ due to screen calibration and ambient lighting.
Not just modules. The system behind every Attaky.
The hardware is only the surface. Behind it is a growing layer of firmware, presets, AI-assisted build tools, and community-made ideas that keep giving the same Attaky new roles.
A Series is the easiest way to start: Mesh, Retro, Radio, or Agent, already shaped around a clear use case. It gives you a no-brainer first configuration, while still leaving the system open for later changes.
Modules are the physical pieces behind every Attaky. Experienced builders can connect radios, controls, power, input, and media parts directly to configure their own device path instead of starting from a fixed product.
Colorway Collections give you a polished starting look. Lab Access / Studio Config can go deeper, letting you tune body parts, accent colors, keys, logo color, accessories, and cables so it feels personal, not off-the-shelf.
Firmware gives Attaky its soul. We keep shipping first-party firmware, and the community keeps adding more — so the same modular hardware never stops gaining new functionality.
The Firmware Builder Skill turns an idea into firmware you can run. Install it in your AI coding assistant, describe what you want, and it can design the firmware, generate the code, build it, and — with your permission — flash it to your Attaky. Watch the idea come true on real hardware.
When Series, modules, colorways, firmware, AI tools, the Configurator, Firmware Store, and community ideas all connect, Attaky becomes more than one device. It becomes a platform where anyone can give it any role they imagine.
No boards, no wires, no locked box.
Attaky can be a finished handheld, a modular kit, a hardware playground, or an AI-powered firmware canvas.
It depends on how deep you want to go.
No boards, no wires, no setup rabbit hole.
Pick a ready-to-run Series for off-grid messages, FM/AM radio, retro games, or an AI companion.
You get a finished handheld with the screen, buttons, battery, shell, colorway, and firmware already working together.
No breadboard just to try a new device idea.
Connect modules, change the form, flash different firmware, and tune the colorway without rebuilding the whole thing from scratch.
It is still yours to modify, but it starts from a clean modular system instead of loose parts on a desk.
No closed box, no fixed product path.
Combine radios, controls, displays, power, media, and future breakout modules into setups that do not exist as preset Series yet.
Use Attaky as a physical base for custom sensors, field tools, radio experiments, interface tests, and one-off builds.
No firmware setup wall between the idea and the device.
Describe what you want it to do. Generate the firmware, configure the environment, build it, and flash it with permission.
Your idea becomes something with buttons, a screen, a battery, an enclosure, and a real job in the physical world.
Pick a setup. Flash firmware. Use it. Or create your own.
Mesh Series Meshtastic Send messages when phones have no signal.
Use it for · Camping, hiking, events, field teams, or keeping a small group connected off-grid.
Retro Series Retro-Go Turns Attaky into a portable retro game machine.
Use it for · Quick game sessions, desk breaks, travel, or a tiny physical arcade.
Radio Series FM/AM Radio Tunes into FM/AM radio from handheld Attaky hardware.
Use it for · Radio listening, field testing, emergency kits, or a dedicated receiver.
Agent Series Mr.Z AI Chatbot Runs an AI chatbot / agent experience on Attaky hardware.
Use it for · Pocket companion, desk agent, or testing AI behavior on a real device.
Any setup AI-built custom firmware Turns an idea into firmware you can build and flash.
Use it for · Timers, field tools, sensors, UI experiments, or ideas the standard library doesn't cover.
More setups appear as Attaky-compatible firmware and visuals land. These are starting points, not the limit.
Configure it. See it. Then we ship it.
A ready-made path into the Attaky ecosystem.
Mesh Series
All forms
Retro Series
All forms
Radio Series
All forms
Agent Series
All forms
Your Attaky can take on new roles over time. Flash firmware to change its function, install supported builds from the Firmware Store, or bring your own.
Connect it over USB. The Firmware Store talks to the device right in your browser. No toolchain to install, no setup to fight through.
Pick a supported build from the Firmware Store and flash it. Progress shows live the whole way, so you always know exactly where it is.
When it reports success, unplug and power on. Your Attaky now runs its new role, and you can flash it again any time it needs a different one.
We are building tools and pathways for owners to create firmware, share their builds, and turn community ideas into new Attaky experiences.
We will keep expanding the official Attaky module system with new capabilities, controls, power options, and form factors.
More officially supported firmware ports for Attaky hardware, with clear compatibility notes and a cleaner path from firmware idea to working device.
Creators will be able to publish and sell Attaky firmware, while users can discover, buy, and install community-made builds.
A place to share printable shells, accessories, stands, mounts, and visual mods that make Attaky builds more personal.
Describe what you want your Attaky to do. The Studio will help turn ideas into firmware and prepare them for flashing. The first step is already available: the Firmware Builder Skill turns ideas into flashable firmware today.
We are working to move Attaky beyond the garage: more refined design, more consistent manufacturing, better onboarding, and a launch path for a wider community of early supporters.
Selected highlights. The full roadmap keeps growing.
