Speak it. Get Arduino code.
VoiceForge turns a spoken description of your project into Arduino C++ or MicroPython firmware — pin assignments, a sequenced test routine, and comments grounded in the parts you actually picked.
From voice to a flashable sketch
Tell VoiceForge what the project should do — "blink red when the soil is dry and text me once a day" — and the studio drafts the firmware around the BOM it picked. The pin map in the code matches the wiring diagram on the page. The test routine exercises every output and reads every input in order, so you know within seconds whether you wired it right.
Boards we target
- Arduino Uno, Nano, Mega — classic C++ sketches.
- ESP32 and ESP8266 — Wi-Fi, BLE, and deep-sleep patterns.
- Raspberry Pi Pico (RP2040) — MicroPython or Arduino-core C++.
- Teensy 4.x — USB-MIDI, USB-HID, and high-rate sensor loops.
Iterate by talking
Say "add a second servo" or "switch the trigger from a button to a clap" and the sketch updates with the rest of the spec. You don't babysit pin numbers — VoiceForge keeps the firmware, wiring diagram, and BOM in sync.
Related
Read about voice-first prototyping, robotics prototyping, or our breadboard layout generator. Then open the studio and start describing.
Generate Arduino code by voice
First invention free. Unlimited for $5/mo.