VIBBE IN RESEARCH
A resident, not an app
Vibbe is the personality experiment: a small creature that lives on the shelf between the useful screens. Its face is drawn entirely in code — and it already has a home on the device.
Vibe-coded hardware
A 2.16-inch true-black AMOLED that shows what your AI agents and your solar roof are up to — live, at a glance.
Every screen on this page is a real 480 × 480 render — the same pixels that ship to the glass.
Each app owns its views, its data and its cadence — and plugs into the same little screen.
VIBBE IN RESEARCH
Vibbe is the personality experiment: a small creature that lives on the shelf between the useful screens. Its face is drawn entirely in code — and it already has a home on the device.
Twelve more real screens — working halos, queues, forecasts, errors and honest gaps.
THREE APPS · ONE BINARY
The platform owns the panel, Wi-Fi and the launcher; apps plug in as components with their own views, parsers and fetch tasks. The same UI code runs byte-identical on the bench and on the device.
Adding app number four is a component, a registry line — and a spot on this page.
Waveshare ESP32-S3-Touch-AMOLED-2.16 in a white shelf enclosure. Facts are labeled by how far they've been proven.
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| Display | 2.16″ CO5300 AMOLED, 480 × 480, true black | verified on unit |
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| Wi-Fi | 2.4 GHz 802.11 b/g/n | verified on unit |
| SoC | ESP32-S3, dual-core 240 MHz, 16 MB flash, 8 MB PSRAM | on the board |
| Touch | Capacitive, single-point | on the board |
| I/O | USB-C, user button, microSD | on the board |