A palm-sized dial for your Mac.
Build it from a $40 board. No soldering.
Turn for volume. Tap to pause.
A timer, a trackpad, Pong. Click the side button to switch.
Tap, talk, tap to send.
Tap to allow. No window switching.
Plug it in, click Install.
A dial in DialKit, a jog wheel in Resolve.
What's playing, and every gesture.
No puck, nothing in your notch.
Waveshare ESP32-S3-Touch-AMOLED-1.75C, about $40.
Plug it in and click Install in the app.
Turn the puck to each number and tap.
Turn DialKit controls from the puck.
DialKit is by Josh Puckett.
npm install dialkit-watt
import { WattBridge } from "dialkit-watt/react";
<DialRoot />
<WattBridge />
Not yet. You build it from a $40 board in a few minutes.
No. Volume, music, the timer and the games work on their own.
Apple silicon, macOS 15 or later.
English speech becomes text on your Mac. Only the text goes to Claude.