ABOUT / EDITORIAL POLICY
An index, independently maintained.
ESP32 × iPhone Index collects public projects that connect ESP32 hardware with iPhone agent workflows. We write introductions and comparisons; the projects remain their maintainers’ work.
What belongs here
We include screen-control agents, directly useful ESP32 input firmware, documented derivatives and phone-connected voice experiments. Simulator-only tools, Android-only agents and generic chat gadgets without a documented iPhone link are outside this collection.
How an entry is reviewed
- Identify a public repository and an explicit ESP32 / iPhone connection.
- Read the author’s current instructions and record a fixed source revision.
- Record board, runtime, observation, input, setup and important limitations separately.
- Label derivatives and components; link to the original maintainer instead of republishing an official installation flow.
What the review does and does not prove
Source review confirms what the linked revision documents. It does not prove hardware compatibility, unattended reliability, task success rates or a release’s availability. We do not manufacture scores or treat stars as a benchmark.
Corrections and new projects
A useful addition has a public source, a clear iPhone and ESP32 connection, reproducible setup conditions and visible license information. Compare the linked revision with the latest maintainer documentation before installing; entries are a dated snapshot, not a live monitoring service.