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Audio and wearables

Speakers, kids' audio players and sports watches whose official software no longer fits or no longer exists. These projects keep them working.

  1. 007

    Yotwo

    Yoto Player, 2nd gen · ai: claude code

    Replacement firmware that points the Yoto's physical controls at your own Audiobookshelf library. Optional NFC, local downloads.

    public repo

  2. 014

    Sommet

    Older Suunto watches (Ambit 3, Traverse, Kailash) · ai: claude

    Activities, routes, settings and training features for Suunto watches stranded when Movescount shut down.

    public repo

  3. 015

    Personal Sonos controller

    Sonos Arc + system · ai: claude code

    Browser controller with volume, sound presets, schedules and the shortcuts the owner uses daily.

    public repo

  4. 019

    Walkman NW-A820 homebrew

    Sony Walkman NW-A829, Japanese model (also NW-A826 / NW-A828) · ai: claude

    manuaguirre9 built a homebrew player that boots alongside Sony's firmware: drag-and-drop music, 24-bit FLAC, Bluetooth headphones, podcasts over phone tethering and retro emulators. Deleting one folder restores the stock Walkman.

    experimental repo

  5. 020

    Bose SoundTouch revival

    Bose SoundTouch 20 + M5Stack Atom Lite (ESP32) · ai: claude + chatgpt

    Bose shut down the SoundTouch cloud in May 2026. Sergei Ponomarenko brought back internet radio and the six preset buttons with a small relay for the streams and ESP32 firmware that catches preset presses and replays them to the speaker.

    public repo

  6. 025

    Audeze Maxwell parametric EQ

    Audeze Maxwell gaming headset (PlayStation version) · ai: claude code

    Aquaspaces writes a full parametric EQ, up to 10 filters, into the headset's own custom preset slots. It stays on the headset over the dongle, USB-C and Bluetooth, with no firmware flash.

    public repo

  7. 029

    FreeDSP Studio

    Moondrop DUSK-SP USB-C DSP cable (also MAY, FreeDSP and other Walkplay-chip dongles) · ai: claude code

    EffectiveEquivalent's desktop EQ editor writes straight to the cable's onboard DSP over USB. It gives fractional-dB gain where the stock app shows whole dB, and adds a preamp.

    public repo