A tiny smart display for your desk. NanoDash is an open-source Flutter app (Linux/macOS/Windows) on your computer paired with an external ESP32 panel over USB.
It mirrors a Flutter widget subtree to the panel's small round touchscreen and feeds physical capacitive-touch events from the panel back into that same subtree. The on-screen widget and the panel show the same UI.
Pick the modules you want and swipe between them on the panel:
- Clock & Weather — a digital clock, plus current conditions with an hourly and multi-day forecast.
- Calendar — an upcoming-events agenda merged from your CalDAV/ICS feeds.
- Timers & Stopwatch — named countdowns (including Pomodoro) and a centisecond stopwatch.
- System & Usage monitors — live CPU, memory, and network telemetry, plus rolling rate-limit usage for the Claude Code and Codex CLIs.
- Markets — a live watchlist of stocks, indices, crypto, and FX.
- Now Playing & Video — mirror your computer's current media session, or play a local video file straight to the panel.
- Live2D avatar — an animated character rendered on the panel.
You can also talk to NanoDash: a built-in voice assistant runs speech recognition and synthesis locally and answers through an on-screen avatar. Ask it about the weather, your calendar, or the markets, or have it set reminders, start timers, and switch the panel to any page — all by voice.
Download the latest release for your platform from the releases page:
- Windows — Microsoft Store.
- macOS — the
.dmg. - Linux — the Flatpak bundle.
You can run NanoDash on its own to preview the dashboard on screen; the external panel is optional.