Your hardware lab. On your terms.
Ferqon turns the dev boards on your shelf into a self-hosted lab — flash, test, and debug from any browser. Let your AI assistant investigate failures. Runs on a Raspberry Pi.
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CLI
One command, real hardware
Flash, test, and debug your boards from the terminal. The same results show up in the Ferqon web IDE.
Built for teams working on
The problem
Hardware testing today is manual, fragmented, and hard to reproduce.
- 01One device, multiple engineers waiting for access
- 02Remote teams can't reproduce bugs on specific hardware
- 03No version control on which firmware is flashed where
- 04Manual flashing takes hours instead of minutes
- 05Testing is ad-hoc — no reproducible pipeline
- 06Different environments across team members
- 07Reproducing a bug requires the exact same board
- 08Sharing a project means shipping physical hardware
Product suite
Ferqon Server
Self-hosted orchestration backend. Device management, firmware flashing, team collaboration, and audit logs — all on your infrastructure, no cloud required.
Explore the serverHardware compatibility
35+ pre-configured board profiles across ESP32, STM32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi Pico, Adafruit Feather, Teensy, Nordic nRF, and Microchip. Add your own board with the open-source firmware SDK.
View compatibilityPricing
Free for 1 user and 1 active server. Paid tiers from $290.00. Pay once. Own the product. Updates included during your update window. No recurring fees.
See pricingUse cases
Ferqon in the real world
Five concrete ways teams use a self-hosted hardware lab.
Firmware and embedded teams
Ferqon runs the same build, flash, and test sequence from a version-controlled pipeline on any server.
Small labs and startups
Ferqon runs on a lab gateway or a Raspberry Pi. Personal is free for 1 user and 1 active server. Device joins are unlimited.
Multi-device test benches
Board profiles detect the device automatically and share command definitions across the team.
Remote device management
Ferqon Server exposes devices over the network, and the web IDE plus CLI work from any laptop.
Compliance and audit
Audit logs and role-based access control record every privileged action without anyone editing the trail.
How it works
Up and running in 5 minutes
Deploy Ferqon Server, connect your hardware, start testing. No cloud account required.
Define Your Pipeline
Define your build, flash, and test stages in a single version-controlled file.
Connect Hardware
Plug in a supported board and flash it with the open-source Ferqon firmware. The board becomes the bridge between the server and your device under test.
Run & Test
Execute your pipeline with a single command. Tests run automatically after each flash.
Review Results
Inspect structured logs, test reports, and artifacts in your terminal or dashboard.
Ship with Confidence
Promote validated firmware builds to production with deterministic, auditable deployments.
Live Output
What a test run looks like
Real test names, real durations, real exit codes. This is the output Ferqon produces on every test run.
Compatibility
Works with your hardware
Plug in and go — no manual driver installs, no board-specific scripts to maintain. Don't see your board? The open-source firmware SDK lets you add it.
ESP32
Espressif- ESP32-DevKitC
- ESP32-S2
- ESP32-S3
- ESP32-C3
- ESP8266
Arduino
Arduino- Uno
- Nano
- Zero
- MKR WiFi 1010
- Due
Adafruit Feather
Adafruit- Feather M0
- Feather M4
- nRF52 Feather
- nRF52840 Express
Raspberry Pi Pico
Raspberry Pi- Pico
- Pico W
STM32
STMicro- F4 Discovery
- Nucleo
- Raw Bin
Teensy
PJRC- 4.1
- 4.0
- 3.6
- 3.2
- LC
Custom
Any MCUDon't see your board? Add custom hardware support with the open-source firmware SDK.
Platform depth
Built for serious hardware development
Ferqon is a complete hardware testing platform. Here's what works today — and what's on the beta roadmap.
Available now
Device Management & Flashing
Auto-detect connected devices, flash firmware across 35+ board profiles (ESP32, STM32, Arduino, Raspberry Pi Pico, Adafruit Feather, Teensy, Nordic nRF, and Microchip), and track flash history with per-job logs.
Team Collaboration
Multi-user teams with device assignment, transfer requests, and role-based access. Built-in audit logging for compliance and traceability.
Self-Hosted Architecture
Run Ferqon Server on your infrastructure—lab gateway, on-prem, or cloud. Docker and bare-metal supported. Air-gapped deployment ready. No vendor lock-in.
Open-Source Firmware SDK
Add support for custom hardware with the open-source firmware SDK. Python and TypeScript libraries for integration. Shared command definitions as a single source of truth.
Diagnostics & Observability
Serial health monitoring, system diagnostics, environment introspection, and structured audit trails. Debug hardware issues without leaving your terminal.
Beta roadmap
Built-in Model Context Protocol server so AI agents can inspect logs, run diagnostics, and triage test failures on your Ferqon lab. Read-only by design — no destructive operations exposed.
CAN bus, SPI, and UART protocol support alongside the existing I2C implementation. New board profiles for Nordic nRF54 and Espressif ESP32-C6.
Real-time test metrics dashboard with historical trends, failure-rate heatmaps per board, and alerts on regression thresholds.
Beta roadmap features are under active development. Join the early access program to get early builds and influence prioritization.
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Get your first board test in 5 minutes.
Create a free account, install Ferqon on a laptop or gateway, plug in a board, and run your first build-flash-test pipeline. Pay once when your team grows.