Code your board
from your phone.
Jolt Code sends the MicroPython you write straight to your ESP32, Pico W or any MicroPython Wi-Fi board. No laptop, no cable.
Launching January 1, 2027 on the App StoreJolt Code sends the MicroPython you write straight to your ESP32, Pico W or any MicroPython Wi-Fi board. No laptop, no cable.
Launching January 1, 2027 on the App StoreAn editor made for thumbs, with shortcut keys for Python and HTML.
Ready-made plugins, each with a wiring guide. Press play and it runs.
Switches, sliders, buttons and live readings. No code needed.
Install from the MicroPython index or straight from GitHub.
Python and HTML with one-tap shortcut keys, undo, arrow keys and colouring that's readable on a phone.
Press play and your code runs on the board over Wi-Fi, with its output in a live terminal.
Sensors, switches and lights ready to run, each with the parts and where the wires go.
Switches, sliders, servos, buttons and live readings. Pick a pin for each and control your project from the couch.
Browse the board's files, pull one into the editor, change it and send it back.
Jolt Pro saves your projects to your account, and your board can send alerts to your phone.
Jolt Code launches January 1. Leave your email and you'll hear first: when pre-orders open, and the moment it's live.
Any Wi-Fi board running MicroPython with WebREPL turned on: ESP32 boards, the Raspberry Pi Pico W and others. Jolt doesn't upload Arduino sketches, and it doesn't talk to boards running CircuitPython.
Only once, to put MicroPython on a new board and join it to your Wi-Fi. Jolt's setup guide walks you through it. After that, everything happens on your iPhone.
Unlimited projects and remotes, every plugin, cloud save so your projects follow your account, and board alerts on your phone. Pro is a monthly or yearly subscription through Apple, and you can cancel any time in Settings.
Email epdesign08@gmail.com and a person will reply. Ideas for new plugins are welcome too.