VibeOnChip · Mantorp, Sweden

Terms

Website information, product availability and open-source licences.

Updated 10 October 2026

About this website

vibeonchip.com is operated by Niclas Vestlund under the VibeOnChip name in Mantorp, Sweden. It presents VibeOnChip’s hardware and software products, development work and documentation. Questions: niclas@vibeonchip.com.

Product availability

VibePulse’s public source, releases and guides are available on GitHub. Hardware is obtained separately. VibeMatrix and VibeBot are private prototypes, and Codex Usage Pulse is a separate private development preview. A demo or development update does not promise a public release or compatibility with every device.

Read the current guide for your exact board revision and host platform before installing firmware. The product pages distinguish supported configurations, physical test checkpoints and work still awaiting verification.

Licences and site content

VibePulse is provided under its MIT licence, including that licence’s permissions and warranty terms. Other repositories, dependencies and assets keep their own licences. VibePulse’s licence does not automatically apply to the private prototypes, website photographs, videos or third-party brands.

You are welcome to link to the site. For reuse of site media beyond applicable legal permissions, ask the relevant rights holder.

Third-party services and hardware

Provider and manufacturer names identify the tools or components used. They do not imply endorsement or an official partnership. External services, hardware purchases and affiliate links are subject to the relevant provider’s terms. Hardware contributions and affiliate relationships are disclosed where relevant.

Information and updates

Guides and product status can change as development continues. Dated tests and GitHub star counts describe the stated checkpoint; stars are not a customer or sales count. This site has no checkout and these terms are not a hardware sales agreement. Nothing here excludes rights that cannot lawfully be excluded.