Ferqon is a self-hosted platform for testing embedded hardware. Flash firmware to real boards, run test pipelines, and share physical devices with your team — all from a browser or terminal, on your own infrastructure.
Last updated: August 15, 2026
It walks you through everything from install to your first hardware test in about 5 minutes — no prior board testing experience required.
Go to getting startedAlready set up? Here are the commands you’ll use most:
Install on Linux
curl -fsSL https://ferqon-apt.revyrlabs.workers.dev/install.sh | sudo bash
sudo apt install ferqon-cli ferqon-serverInstall on Windows
.\install_windows.ps1Start the server
ferqon server startScan for devices
ferqon devices scanFlash firmware (Linux)
ferqon flash build/firmware.bin --device /dev/ttyACM0 --family rp2040 --board picoFlash firmware (Windows)
ferqon flash --device COM3 --family rp2040 --board Pico build/firmware.binNew here? Start with the getting started guide for the full walkthrough.
Install Ferqon, connect your first board, and run a test. Start here.
ReadSelf-host with the CLI: bare-metal production deployment, configuration, and maintenance.
ReadComplete command reference for the Ferqon CLI, generated from the canonical CLI docs.
ReadShort, copy-paste examples for the most common Ferqon CLI workflows.
ReadLooking to contribute? See the open-source program. Need help? Visit support.