My Board Dashboard – MCU Boards from the Browser
My Board Dashboard – MCU Boards from the Browser
I’ve been tinkering on a small side project: a web dashboard that lets you plug a board into your laptop and get an instant serial monitor + real-time plots. No IDE, no driver hunt—just Chrome/Edge and a USB cable. - Built mainly for people who occasionally need to check an Arduino/Teensy/Rpi etc. (engineers outside firmware teams, workshop hosts, makers on the go). - Shows serial logs, lets you send quick commands, plots any numeric streams automatically, and even flashes a precompiled firmware without leaving the page. - Currently very beta: battle-tested only on a Teensy 4.0 so far. It should work with Arduino UNO and friends, but I haven’t had the chance to test every combination yet—expect rough edges. - The plan is to expand compatibility (ESP32/ESP8266, more upload backends) and maybe one day offer browser- based compilation/upload for non-specialists. If you don’t have a board handy yet, click “Run Demo” for a full tour of the serial monitor and plotter :) If that sounds useful—or you just want to smash it until it breaks—try it here: https://nodeloop.org/projects/my-board-dashboard/ Feedback and bug reports are more than welcome!
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