TRMNL is an e-ink display that connects with popular products and renders their most useful information. We believe this black & white, focused, hands-off approach is the best way to stay informed without getting distracted.
Our proprietary device is available for purchase at https://usetrmnl.com, however we also provide guides to build your own device, install and mod our open source firmware, and even point your own device (or ours) at your own web server for end-to-end privacy.
See the other repositories in this GitHub organization and our API docs (https://docs.usetrmnl.com) to get started.
Firmware - the PlatformIO project to drive e-ink displays with ESP32
Mounts - clever 3D-printable mounting solutions, submitted by users
Terminus - our flagship self-hosted server in Ruby's Hanami framework
BYOS Laravel - a self-hosted server in PHP's Laravel framework
BYOS Node Lite - a lightweight self-hosted server in Node.js
BYOS Next.js - a self-hosted server in Next.js
BYOS FastAPI - a self-hosted server in Python's FastAPI framework
BYOS Django - a self-hosted server in Python's Django framework
BYOS Phoenix - a self-hosted server in Elixir's Phoenix framework
Plugins - a collection of community plugins
TRMNLP - a local dev server for rapidly iterating on plugins
TRMNL::I18n - translations for the web app and custom plugins
TRMNL::Liquid - Liquid filters and tags for advanced plugin markup
TRMNL::FormBuilder - a WYSIWYG component for plugin form fields
TRMNL::Picker - JavaScript library for managing device models and palettes
TRMNL::PluginLicense - TOS for community plugin development
Mockups - high fidelity render templates to share your work
TRMNL::API - a Ruby gem for interacting with the TRMNL API
TRMNL Companion - iOS application to sync any calendar natively
Docs - the GitBook documentation at docs.usetrmnl.com
Nook - repurpose an old e-reader
Kobo - repurpose an old e-reader
Amazon Kindle - repurpose an old e-reader
Android - use a tablet or phone
KOReader - repurpose dozens of e-ink devices
iPad - put your dusty old tablet to use
Raspberry Pi - output directly to HDMI or e-ink
Mozilla Firefox - see TRMNL content in new tabs
Google Chrome - see TRMNL content in new tabs
