Software meets hardware
The bridge between
your program and the board.
Link is the device manager. It finds the kit on the desk, keeps its firmware current, and moves programs onto it over whatever connection is available.
What it does
- Detects connected kits and boards automatically — no driver hunting
- Flashes and updates Saverick Core firmware, including over the air
- Uploads programs over USB, Bluetooth or Wi-Fi
- Supports third-party boards such as Arduino and ESP32
- Signed firmware updates, so kits cannot be hijacked through the update channel
At a glance
- Status
- In development
- Target
- H1 2027
- Editions
- Desktop and web, with limits
- Languages
- All supported packs
In detail
One interface
Saverick Core exposes every sensor and motor the same way, whatever the kit.
Bypass when ready
Advanced users can skip Core and program the board directly.
Classroom flashing
Update a room of kits from one teacher machine over the local network.
Web limits, stated
The web edition uploads over USB via WebSerial on Chromium browsers. Firmware flashing stays on desktop.
What it won't do
Stated here so nobody discovers it after buying a kit.
- WebSerial is Chromium-only, so Safari and Firefox cannot upload from the browser.
- Over-the-air updates need the kit and the machine on the same network.
Coming soon
Get told when it ships
Saverick Link is coming soon — Saverick is currently in pre-launch.