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unidex

A pocket e-ink OS that turns voice notes into Obsidian Markdown.

  1. Open tools.unidex.shop, plug in the board, wake it with a button and click Install.
  2. Copy the starter folder to a FAT32 micro SD card and put it in the board.
  3. Add your timetable from the website's Tools page, or edit timetable.csv on the card.
  4. Optional: set up Wi-Fi and API keys on the Setup page for voice notes.

Steps condensed from the creator's guide.

unidex
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By Forrest404

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Build sheet

Board
Waveshare ESP32-S3 1.54" e-paper board
AI model or service
Speech-to-text + LLM cleanup of voice notes
Difficulty
Intermediate

Overview

Two-button e-paper gadget showing your next class with a countdown, recording voice notes that get transcribed and tidied into Markdown for Obsidian, plus a pet that visits friends' devices.

How it works

A Waveshare ESP32-S3 e-paper board shows your next class; voice notes are transcribed and tidied into Markdown, and a pet visits friends' devices.

Hardware

  • Waveshare ESP32-S3 1.54" e-paper board

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