Everything the YOS-ESP device family runs on.
Browse packages filtered to your chip and panel, bind licences to a board, and flash firmware straight from the browser over USB. No downloads, no toolchain.
Three ways in
01 — 03Browse the store
Filter by chip, panel resolution and device features to see only what will actually run on your hardware. No sign-in needed to look.
Open the store 02 / LicencesYour devices
Bind licences to a board, rename it, or revoke it. Every package you own stays tied to hardware you control.
My devices 03 / FlasherFlash a device
Install firmware straight from the browser over USB. Nothing to download and nothing to install — plug the board in and go.
Flash firmwareWhat's under the hood
01 — 06UX framework
The touch UI you see on every device. One codebase runs on all the boards, on top of ESP-IDF and LVGL 9. Pick a theme, pick how you get around.
YApp SDK
Apps you add from the store, straight onto the device. No reflash, no cables, nothing to build. Under the hood they're native C++, so they're fast.
Device identity
Sign a device in once and it's yours. Give it a name, and if it's ever lost, cut it off from your account.
Device certificates
Every device gets its own certificate, so the store always knows who it's talking to. Nobody can pretend to be your device.
Licence management
Buy an app and the licence goes to your device. Free apps, trials and extra seats all work the same way.
Firmware store
Only see apps that fit your board, then pay and install. Updates arrive over Wi-Fi, and a new board flashes right from your browser.
Who's behind this
Hi, I'm Sukesh. Back in 2022 I put out ESP32-TUX, an open-source starter kit for ESP32 touch screens. All you needed to try it was a USB cable and a browser.
YOS-ESP is where that idea went next. It's the whole thing now, from the screen on the device to the store that sells apps for it.