It's a developer toy that brings developers joy
Pre-built kits coming soon. DIY version available now.
DeskHog is an open-source, 3D printed, palm-sized slice of developer joy
Open-source
We're open-source, which means DeskHog is yours to hack. Build your own games and tools with AI editors (or C++ if you're a masochist).3D printed
Danilo prints these at home and assembles them by hand. It's a friction-fit labor of love. Or you can print your own from the files on GitHub.Palm-sized
DeskHog is small enough to fit in your pocket. It's got a 24-hour battery life, WiFi, and a cute flashing LED so you can find it in the dark.
But what is DeskHog really?
It's a teeny, tiny, beast.
DeskHog packs a ESP32-S3 Reverse TFT Feather in a custom-made 3D printed case. It comes complete with a 240x135 color TFT display, a 24-hour battery life, WiFi, and a cute little LED.
It's a hand-made micro games console. It's a desktop terminal for PostHog data. It's a friend.
Want more hardware? We included an I²C expansion port, just for people like you.
Of course we made some games for it
(And you can make your own, too!)
Pog
It's Pong, but with a different name. It's perfect for playing on the toilet. Apparently.
Built by: Leon Daly
IdleHog
It's a wry satire. It's an idle clicker game. It's delivering shareholder value.
Built by: Chris McNeill
One Button Dungeon
It's a roguelike throwback about an endless corridor. Such is life.
Built by: Joe Martin
Dictator or Techbro: Mobile Edition
A good idea is worth stealing. Even if it's Charles'.
Built by: Chris McNeill
Notchagotchi
We were a little worried we'd be sued if we called this what it really is.
Built by: Sophie Payne
Hogspeed
Test your reflexes with this high-speed, minimal reaction game with ASCII art.
Built by: Chris McNeill
Build your own →
Build your own
Start your game development journey with DeskHog. Vibe coding encouraged!
It also has important business tools
(A great excuse to expense your DeskHog purchase)
Your phone is DeskHog's best friend
Scan the QR code with your phone to access a portal where you can configure your DeskHog, connect to WiFi, and link data from your PostHog instance to the Insight Keeper-upper.
You can also use the mobile app to add new cards to your DeskHog. Cards are the building block of the DeskHog UI, and they include all the standard tools and games. Rearrange them as you like, or build new ones, to make DeskHog your own.
The devil power is in the details
Processor
ESP32-S3 Dual Core 240MHz Tensilica
Memory
4MB Flash, 2MB PSRAM 512KB SRAM
Display
1.14" Color IPS TFT 240x135 pixels (ST7789)
Connectivity
2.4GHz Wi-Fi (802.11b/g/n) Bluetooth LE (BLE)
Power & Battery
USB Type-C / LiPo Battery Built-in Charging, MAX17048 Monitor Low Power Sleep (40-50µA)
Expansion
STEMMA QT (I²C) FeatherWing Compatible Serial Debug Pin
Enclosure
Custom 3D Printed (PETG) Open source files available
Inputs
3x User Tactile Buttons Reset & DFU Buttons
Dimensions
~70mm x 40mm x 15mm Palm-Perfectly-Sized
Also included
Unlimited potential (Hardware permitting)
Coming soon: DeskHog Pro & Friends
This is just the beginning of the DeskHog adventure. If you like it we'll make more, maybe.
DeskHog Pro will connect via the I²C port, adding more buttons, a speaker, and a huge dial so you can crank up the vibes. We're also thinking about making a watch strap, so you can wear DeskHog on your wrist.
Got ideas for other accessories? Let us know!
