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What is this?
A curated list of resources for the Flipper Zero, the pocket multi-tool hacking device, covering firmware, apps, file dumps, cases, modules, and debugging tools.
Is this an app or a list of links?
It is a pure awesome-list: a big README with categorized links to repos, tools, and resources for the Flipper Zero. There is no code or app to install from this repo itself.
How is the list organized?
It is grouped into major sections like Databases & Dumps, Applications & Plugins, Firmwares & Tweaks, Graphics & Animations, Modules & Cases, Off-device & Debugging, and Notes & References, each broken down by sub-category (Sub-GHz, NFC/RFID, Infrared, BadUSB, GPIO, Bluetooth, Games, etc.).
Where should a beginner start?
A newcomer should check the 'New to Flipper Zero?' FAQ link mentioned near the top, then browse the Applications & Plugins or Custom firmware sections depending on what they want to do with the device.
What custom firmwares are recommended?
Popular custom firmwares listed include Unleashed (rolling codes and community plugins), Momentum (a continuation of Xtreme), and RogueMaster (a fork of Unleashed with extra tweaks and games).
Does the list cover hardware mods too?
Yes, it includes 3D-printable cases, add-on modules like ESP32 Marauder WiFi boards, NRF24 daughterboards, and backpack expansion boards.
Are there resources for making custom animations?
Yes, there are tutorials, large pre-made animation collections from community creators, and utilities like Flipper Animation Manager and Gif2Anim for converting GIFs into Flipper animations.
Is the list kept up to date?
It marks some firmwares explicitly as outdated or unmaintained (e.g. Xtreme, SquachWare, Dexv), indicating active curation and periodic maintenance of entries.
What are similar projects?
unleashed-firmware, awesome-hacking, awesome-hacker-search-engines, awesome-reverse-engineering, wifit3, the-book-of-secret-knowledge, awesome-security, awesome-malware-analysis
Which topics is it in?
flipperzero, hacking-tools, firmware, pentesting, debugging, hacking, hardware, awesome, awesome-list, list, curated-list, resources