MakerLink transforms your Android device into a hub for electronics, Arduino, ESP32, and robotics projects. Connect devices via Bluetooth Classic or Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE), send commands, and view responses from a terminal designed for testing and development.
Organize each project with its devices, commands, sensors, and control panels. View real-time telemetry, create graphs, and save shortcuts to repeat frequently used actions without retyping them.
Key Features:
• Bluetooth Classic and BLE browsing and connection.
• Terminal with text or hexadecimal output, configurable terminators, filters, and history.
• Library of reusable commands and shortcuts.
• Real-time sensor and telemetry reading.
• Configurable graphs for analyzing variables.
• Control panels for buttons, switches, directional controls, and sliders.
• Tools for robotics, motors, servos, and sensors.
• Starter code generator for Arduino and ESP32. • Test lab for LEDs, relays, buzzers, ultrasound, DHT, and other components.
• Export and import of projects, commands, and logs.
• Light, dark, or automatic theme.
Privacy and control: MakerLink requires no account, contains no ads, and does not use analytics tools. Projects, configurations, and logs are saved locally on the device. Information is only shared when the user initiates an export and selects a destination using the system selector.
MakerLink is designed for students, makers, teachers, technicians, and developers who need to test prototypes, monitor sensors, or control electronic projects from a single location.
Connect Arduino and ESP32 via Bluetooth, control projects and analyze sensors.