I will program and debug your arduino or esp32 project
Arduino and ESP32 Programming, 3D Printable Design
About this Gig
Stuck with Arduino or ESP32 code that won't compile, crashes, or doesn't behave the way it should? Or need code written for a new project? I can help.
I'm a mechanical engineering student who builds embedded projects with Arduino, ESP32 and ESP8266. I've worked with IR remote control, OLED displays, I2C sensors and WiFi/IoT projects.
What I can do:
- Fix and debug your existing Arduino or ESP32 code
- Write custom code for sensors, displays, relays and motors
- Connect your project to WiFi or a simple web dashboard
- Create a Wokwi simulation so you can test before wiring
- Explain how the code works so you are not left confused
How I work:
- Clean, commented code
- I test my work before delivery
- Regular updates while I work on your order
Before ordering, please message me with:
1. Your board (Arduino Uno, Nano, ESP32, etc.)
2. Sensors and modules you are using
3. What you want the project to do
Note: I deliver code and files only, not physical hardware.
Message me and let's get your project working.
Platform:
Arduino
Expertise:
Debugging
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Microcontrollers
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IoT
FAQ
1. Q: Do you send physical hardware?
A: No. I deliver code and digital files only: source code, Wokwi simulation, and diagrams. You build or wire the hardware on your side, and I’ll guide you if you get stuck.
2. Q: What should I send before ordering?
A: Your board model, the exact sensors and modules you use, your current code (if any), and a short description of what the project should do. Photos of your wiring help a lot for debugging.
3. Q: Will the code work on my hardware?
A: I test in Wokwi or on my own boards before delivery. Wiring and module versions can differ, so if something doesn’t work on your setup, message me and I’ll help fix it within your revisions.
4. Q: Can you help with my college or school project?
A: Yes. I write the code and explain how it works, so you understand it and can present it confidently.
5. Q: Which boards do you support?
A: Arduino Uno, Nano and Mega, ESP32, and ESP8266/NodeMCU. If you use a different board, message me first.

