Every ESP32 has one of 4.3B doodle faces latent in its Mac address

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doodlesoul: meet your device

doodlesoul

every ESP32 leaves the factory with one hand-drawn character<br>latent in its silicon. this page reads your chip's MAC address and wakes<br>the same soul the firmware would, drawn right in your browser by the same<br>engine compiled to WebAssembly.

connect stick & meet its soul

install doodlesoul firmware

connecting and flashing a device needs chrome or edge on a computer.<br>on a phone you can still meet any chip's soul below.

no device? meet a stranger

let it feel your hand (motion)

show

ready. chrome or edge required for the serial parts.

on verification: this page proves that a face belongs to<br>a chip's MAC address. connect any stick and compare what it shows with<br>what its silicon says it should show. it does not prove the firmware is<br>unmodified (that would need secure boot). the identity function is<br>30<br>lines you can read.

engine: doodleink<br>· firmware: doodlesoul<br>· inspired by @mannay's doodles

doodlesoul meet firmware address device chip

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