ArduinoDroid - Arduino/ESP IDE

PE Smirnov Anton Sergeevich

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About this app

Write with code complete and libraries, compile, upload Arduino or ESP8266/ESP32 sketches over USB or WiFi and monitor your board right from your Android device with ArduinoDroid. No internet connection, no cloud service account is required.

Important:
The app takes about 500Mb in internal storage as it contains IDE, compiler and uploader for AVR and ESP8266/ESP32. Make sure you have enough free space and it can't be currently installed on sd card because of Android security policy.

Features:
* onboarding
* open/edit Arduino/ESP8266/ESP32 sketches
* example sketches and libraries included
* code syntax highlighting with themes support *
* code complete *
* real-time diagnostics (errors and warnings) and fixes *
* file navigator *
* tiny built-in software keyboard *
* compile sketches (no root required)
* upload sketches over USB (all ESP8266 boards, all ESP32 boards, Arduino Uno/Uno_r3, Duemilanove, Nano, Mega 2560, Leonardo, Micro/Pro Micro, Pro, Pro Mini, Yun, Esplora, Robot Control, Robot Motor boards are supported, android devices with USB-host support required) and WiFi (OTA for ESP8266/ESP32)
* serial monitor
* works offline (no internet connection required)
* Dropbox support
* Google Drive support
* material design

App blog:
https://www.arduinodroid.app

Troubleshooting:
https://www.arduinodroid.app/p/troubleshooting.html

Advanced paid features (marked with *) review:
https://www.arduinodroid.app/p/advanced-features.html

Note: this is NOT an official Arduino team application, but a 3rd-party mobile application with the same functionality developed and supported by an independent developer.

© "Arduino" is a trademark of Arduino team.

Ratings and reviews

Can not connect to ESP32 via softAP. There is no connection display or menu, you have to click through the options for uploading -> find .bin (does not remember locations/last files) -> says no connection. I have not found a different way to check connection status or any way to debug it. Given that I directly connected to the device and nothing else, I am not sure why/how it fails. Tryed this since ArduinoOTA needs a proper router. It messes with the keyboard, swiping stops working in the app.

Really impressed with ArduinoDroid. I can write, edit, compile, and upload sketches directly from my phone without needing a laptop. It works well with Arduino Uno, Arduino Mega, Arduino Nano, and ESP8266. OTG uploading is smooth and reliable. The interface is simple and easy to use, which makes quick testing and project work very convenient. Please keep updating the app regularly and ensure compatibility with all Android versions and different phone models.

The app was great and easy to use on phone to upload to boards without needing to carry around a laptop. But since the most recent update it can no longer show any files on my device. It just shows empty folders even though the code is in there. I tried to use Google drive and it just shows a blank page.

What’s new

* Fixed: reusing the USB device/connection after failed uploading
* Added support for labelless USB-to-TTL chips that are detected as FTDI (vid=0x0403, pid=0x6001)