Post April 15, 2025 1 min read

I Designed My Own Home Control Handset

Rather than buying a controller, I designed one: my own circuit board with an ESP32, a small programmable chip with built-in wireless, running the free ESPHome firmware.

That combination lets the remote talk to Home Assistant, so one device can switch lights or adjust the heating without opening an app.

I go through the whole path, from drawing the circuit board to getting the chip programmed and the buttons doing what they should.

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