MicroPythonOS is the first modern graphical operating system that's addressing the need for a complete, out-of-the-box OS for resource-constrained hardware such as microcontrollers.

It takes heavy inspiration from Android and iOS, with an easy to use appstore, a beautiful LVGL-based touchscreen and button UI with lots of widgets, gestures, theme support, wifi manager and over-the-air updates.

The software stack is fully open-source. This openness stands in contrast to the increasingly restrictive policies of traditional mobile ecosystems, which are increasingly becoming a walled-garden with tight controls on app distribution, content, and monetization.

The OS currently targets the ESP32 family, but it can run on anything that supports MicroPython, including the RP2350. It can also run as a regular desktop application, fullscreen or windowed, which makes app development super short cycle, and debugging much easier.

Hardware support currently includes WiFi, Bluetooth, many Intertial Measurement Units, Camera's, Touch Screens, IO Expanders, Displays, as well as low-level ADC pins, GPIO pins, I2C chips etc.