Sisyphus
Every click moves Sisyphus one step up the hill. The boulder always rolls back. But you keep going. A click counter with mythology wrapped around it, turning fidgeting into a story.

Open Source Hardware by Product71
Single-purpose, open-source, and built to last. Give your hands something real to hold.
Firmware & Micro-Applets
Lightweight applets built for the 128×64 OLED. Keep them, customize them, or wipe them clean and write your own. The firmware is 100% open source.
Every click moves Sisyphus one step up the hill. The boulder always rolls back. But you keep going. A click counter with mythology wrapped around it, turning fidgeting into a story.
Hold the button for exactly 10 seconds. Looks like a reaction game. The expanding circle quietly syncs your breathing, grounding you mid-stress without anyone noticing.
The classic, on your Click. One button, one bird, infinite pipes. Pure tactile fidget, no touch screen, no ads, no algorithm.
All applets are open source. Fork the repo and write your own.
Schematics, firmware, and enclosure files are fully open. Hack it, mod it, 3D print your own shell, or write your own custom C++ applets.
Update firmware straight from your browser via Web Serial — no local toolchain or complex setup required.
Ultra-low-power micro-architecture engineered to sit in your pocket all day without dying.
Click is a physical, open-source tactile hardware companion and fidget device created by a maker, for makers. It's designed to quiet the noise, track focus, and give your hands something real to hold.
Looks like a simple 10-second precision click game. In reality, the expanding breathing circle animation tricks your brain into naturally syncing your respiration pattern, grounding you during high-anxiety moments.
No installation required! Connect your Click device via USB and launch the Web Flasher at flashclick.uprajjwal.com.np to update firmware directly from your browser via Web Serial.
Absolutely. The world is your playground. Schematics, C++ firmware, and 3D enclosure files are fully open source on GitHub.
By a Maker, For Makers
Flash your device straight from the browser or explore the open hardware schematics and code on GitHub.