FLASH

Supported platforms

AI engineering support for ESP32, STM32, Zephyr and your embedded stack.

Flash reads your board, SDK, and toolchain instead of assuming them — so the firmware it produces targets your exact platform across the families embedded teams actually ship on.

11+
MCU vendor SDKs
12+
RTOS & embedded platforms
6
Schematic & EDA formats
~5k
Bundled component parts

Coverage

MCU families & architectures

ESP32 / ESP32-CSTM32Nordic nRF5xARM Cortex-MRISC-V

RTOS & frameworks

FreeRTOSZephyrThreadXMbed OSESP-IDF

Build systems & toolchains

PlatformIOCMakeESP-IDF (idf.py)Zephyr (west)Pico SDKGCCIARKeil

Schematics & EDA

KiCadEagleAltium+ more formats

Components & datasheets

~5k bundled partsMPN resolverDatasheet search with citations

Models & providers

OllamaLM Studiollama.cppMLXOpenAIAnthropicOpenRouterCopilot

Representative coverage — adapts to internal SDKs, BSPs, and custom boards.

Coverage by engineering workflow

Flash integrates with the project and tools you already use. Exact device, SDK and file-format versions are confirmed against your project during the technical evaluation rather than implied by a logo.

AreaDeclared coverageWhat Flash uses it for
MCUs & SDKsESP32, STM32, Nordic, ARM Cortex-M, RISC-VTarget identity, SDK APIs, pin maps, memory and build constraints
RTOS & frameworksFreeRTOS, Zephyr, ThreadX, Mbed OS, ESP-IDFProject structure, configuration, tasks, drivers and framework conventions
Build & debugPlatformIO, CMake, idf.py, west, GCC, IAR, KeilExisting build commands, diagnostics, artifacts, flash and debug feedback
Schematic & EDAKiCad, Eagle, Altium and supported interchange formatsComponents, pins, nets, buses and board connectivity
Model endpointsOllama, LM Studio, llama.cpp, MLX and approved cloud APIsLocal, private or policy-controlled inference

Don't see your platform?

Flash adapts to your stack — internal RTOS and BSPs, vendor HALs, custom boards, and house coding standards. Tell us what you build on and we'll tell you where it fits today.

Ask about your stack

Target your board,
not a generic one.