# BuildDeck

> Complete build manifests for cyberdecks and maker projects found in the wild.

BuildDeck independently compiles manifests from creator sources. A draft has unconfirmed details; verified means every listed part was checked against a cited source.

## Citation guidance
- Credit the named creator and link the original source when discussing a build.
- Treat draft manifests as incomplete or unconfirmed; never describe them as verified.
- Use the BuildDeck page as the compiled-manifest reference, not as proof of creator endorsement.

## Verified build manifests
- [Hyper-pi](https://builddeck.dev/builds/hyper-pi/) — verified on 2026-10-24 — by Rop Gonggrijp: A pocket-sized Raspberry Pi Zero handheld centered on Pimoroni's 4-inch HyperPixel touchscreen, with a rechargeable 2,500mAh battery. Original source: https://github.com/ropg/hyper-pi
- [The PwnPal](https://builddeck.dev/builds/pwnpal/) — verified on 2026-10-19 — by Shlucus: A pocket-sized Raspberry Pi 4 penetration-testing deck with a 3.5-inch touchscreen, a 5,000mAh battery board and a dual-band USB Wi-Fi adapter. Original source: https://github.com/Shlucus/ThePwnPal
- [Tinycorder Environmental Data Logger](https://builddeck.dev/builds/tinycorder/) — verified on 2026-10-22 — by Egokitek: A pocket-size ESP32-C3 data logger with a low-power Sharp Memory LCD and sensors for CO₂, temperature, humidity, pressure and visible-light spectra. Original source: https://github.com/Egokitek/Tinycorder
- [PocketSSH](https://builddeck.dev/builds/pocketssh/) — verified on 2026-10-27 — by Eric (0015): A pocketable SSH terminal for the LILYGO T-Deck Plus, using its keyboard, trackball and touchscreen to operate remote systems from an ESP32-S3 handheld. Original source: https://github.com/0015/PocketSSH

## Draft build manifests
These entries contain unconfirmed details and must not be represented as verified.
- [Beepy](https://builddeck.dev/builds/beepy/) — draft — by SQFMI: A pocket Linux handheld: Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, BlackBerry keyboard and a sunlight-readable Sharp Memory LCD. Original source: https://beepy.sqfmi.com/
- [Hackberry Pi CM5](https://builddeck.dev/builds/hackberry-pi-cm5/) — draft — by ZitaoTech: A Raspberry Pi Compute Module 5 handheld with a 4-inch square touchscreen, an original BlackBerry keyboard and a 5,000mAh battery. Original source: https://github.com/ZitaoTech/HackberryPiCM5
- [Recovery Kit (Pelican case deck)](https://builddeck.dev/builds/recovery-kit/) — draft — by Jay Doscher: The case-style cyberdeck that started a wave of copies: a Raspberry Pi and touchscreen inside a rugged Pelican case. Original source: https://github.com/jdoscher/Back7co-Raspberry_Pi_Recovery_Kit
- [ClockworkPi uConsole](https://builddeck.dev/builds/uconsole/) — draft — by ClockworkPi: A commercial kit deck with a 5-inch screen and built-in keyboard, running a Compute Module. Original source: https://www.clockworkpi.com/
- [Little Luggable](https://builddeck.dev/builds/little-luggable/) — draft — by Jason Morley: A Pelican 1150 cyberdeck with a Raspberry Pi, the original 7-inch Touch Display, battery-backed power and a custom 64-key wireless mechanical keyboard. Original source: https://github.com/jbmorley/little-luggable
- [Boostbox](https://builddeck.dev/builds/boostbox/) — draft — by veebch: A command-line Linux terminal built reversibly inside a Hanimex E300 Super 8 film viewer, using a 7-inch 4:3 display and a compact BM40 keyboard. Original source: https://github.com/veebch/boostbox
- [Penkesu Computer](https://builddeck.dev/builds/penkesu-computer/) — draft — by Penk Chen: A clamshell handheld built around a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, a wide 7.9-inch touchscreen and a 48-key low-profile ortholinear keyboard. Original source: https://github.com/penk/penkesu
- [PiMech Deck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/pimech-deck/) — draft — by Rich / Brickbots: A Raspberry Pi Zero W cyberdeck with a hinged 7-inch display, a 36-key Choc keyboard, an internal USB hub and a 4,500mAh battery. Original source: https://github.com/brickbots/pimech_deck
- [Stardeck Raspberry Pi Cyberdeck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/stardeck/) — draft — by YodaheWondimu: A compact Raspberry Pi 4 cyberdeck built around a 5-inch Elecrow touch display, 60% keyboard and internal USB-C power bank. Original source: https://github.com/YodaheWondimu/Stardeck
- [Bumble Berry Pi](https://builddeck.dev/builds/bumble-berry-pi/) — draft — by Sam Cervantes: A pocket-size Raspberry Pi handheld with a 4.3-inch touchscreen, Bluetooth keyboard, 37Wh power bank and two-part printed enclosure. Original source: https://github.com/samcervantes/bumble-berry-pi
- [DC34 A7S Cyberdeck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/dc34-a7s-cyberdeck/) — draft — by skitz0: A Radxa Cubie A7S handheld with a custom through-hole backplane, 2.8-inch touch display, dedicated RP2040 input controller and swappable radio sockets. Original source: https://github.com/skitzo2000/DC34-Cyberdeck-by-skitz0
- [RadioDeck GQRX Hardware Console](https://builddeck.dev/builds/radiodeck-gqrx-console/) — draft — by vitasam: A Raspberry Pi Pico control console for GQRX with a 16×2 display, keypad frequency entry, rotary tuning and dedicated mode/filter switches. Original source: https://github.com/vitasam/RadioDeck
- [Luckfox Pico Plus Cyberdeck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/luckfox-pico-plus-cyberdeck/) — draft — by Tarantado-sys: A compact serial-terminal deck that pairs a Luckfox Pico Plus Linux board with a Raspberry Pi Pico and a 2-inch ST7789 display. The two boards communicate over UART, with the Pico handling the graphical output. Original source: https://github.com/Tarantado-sys/Luckfox-Cyber-Deck
- [Chonky Palmtop](https://builddeck.dev/builds/chonky-palmtop/) — draft — by a8ksh4: A Raspberry Pi 4 palmtop with a 7-inch touchscreen and a folding Corne keyboard that nests beneath the display. Two large pouch cells and an Amp Ripper power board make it a genuinely portable Linux workstation. Original source: https://github.com/a8ksh4/chonky-palmtop
- [Y.A.A.C-1](https://builddeck.dev/builds/yaac-1/) — draft — by DayZedAndConfused762: A portable Raspberry Pi 4 workstation built into an Apache 3800 hard case with a 10.1-inch touchscreen, UPS and external storage. Original source: https://github.com/DayZedAndConfused762/Y.A.A.C
- [Modem Thing](https://builddeck.dev/builds/modem-thing/) — draft — by bkovac: A pocket messaging device that combines an MF800 4G hotspot running Linux, a cut-down Clicks iPhone keyboard and a high-contrast SHARP Memory LCD. Original source: https://github.com/bkovac/modem-thing
- [Cyberdeck 2026](https://builddeck.dev/builds/cyberdeck-2026/) — draft — by therebelrobot: A battery-powered Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W cyberdeck planned around a 3.5-inch touch display, CardKB input, LTE and a separate Meshtastic LoRa node. Original source: https://github.com/therebelrobot/dinodeck-2026
- [FrameDeck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/framedeck/) — draft — by Richard Sutherland / Brickbots: A slab-style portable computer built around a Framework laptop mainboard, with a 7-inch HDMI display, custom 36-key mechanical keyboard, trackball, speakers and a transparent layered-acrylic enclosure. Original source: https://github.com/brickbots/framedeck
- [Rasti Computer](https://builddeck.dev/builds/rasti-computer/) — draft — by Penk Chen: A GRiD Compass-inspired Framework laptop with a 10.4-inch ultrawide touchscreen, custom 64-key low-profile keyboard and printed clamshell. Original source: https://github.com/penk/rasti.computer
- [Typeframe PX-88](https://builddeck.dev/builds/typeframe-px-88/) — draft — by Jeff Merrick: A portable Raspberry Pi 4 writerdeck with a detachable 65% mechanical keyboard, a wide 7.9-inch DSI touchscreen and an internally managed 10,000mAh battery. Original source: https://github.com/jeffmerrick/typeframe
- [HandiPi](https://builddeck.dev/builds/handipi/) — draft — by brickbots: A Raspberry Pi 4 handheld with a 4.3-inch DSI touchscreen, PiSugar battery board, custom tactile keyboard, navigation switch and creator-published case files. Original source: https://github.com/brickbots/HandiPi
- [Paper Pi Handheld](https://builddeck.dev/builds/paper-pi-handheld/) — draft — by a8ksh4: An e-paper Raspberry Pi 4 handheld built around a thumb-operated hand-wired keyboard, battery power and a custom printed shell. Original source: https://github.com/a8ksh4/paper-pi-handheld
- [CyberKeeb 2040](https://builddeck.dev/builds/cyberkeeb-2040/) — draft — by zli117: A 66-key mechanical keyboard and Raspberry Pi Zero cyberdeck built around an RP2040 keyboard controller, a small OLED and a three-layer laser-cut acrylic frame. Original source: https://github.com/zli117/CyberKeeb2040
- [DECK//OS Tab5 Cyberdeck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/deck-os-tab5-cyberdeck/) — draft — by Brian Meyer: A compact cyberdeck that pairs M5Stack’s five-inch Tab5 touch terminal with its official keyboard and custom ESP32-P4 firmware for SSH, notes, weather, music and file management. Original source: https://github.com/hey-its-brian/tab5-cyberdeck
- [vecdec 1.1](https://builddeck.dev/builds/vecdec-v1-1/) — draft — by svenscore: A Raspberry Pi 4 cyberdeck built around a Sofle Choc split keyboard, an eight-inch touchscreen, a trackball and a Meshtastic radio, with exposed USB and SAO ports. Original source: https://github.com/svenscore/vecdec
- [ESP32Berry](https://builddeck.dev/builds/esp32berry/) — draft — by 0015: A BlackBerry-style ESP32-S3 handheld environment for the LILYGO T-Deck, with a launcher for Wi-Fi scanning, internet radio, clock and calculator apps. Original source: https://github.com/0015/ESP32Berry
- [ittyPDA](https://builddeck.dev/builds/ittypda/) — draft — by ingobeans: A palm-size STM32 PDA with a real 58-key keyboard, a 3.5-inch color IPS display, microSD storage and a rechargeable 2,200mAh battery. Original source: https://github.com/ingobeans/ittypda
- [Hackberry Pi Zero](https://builddeck.dev/builds/hackberry-pi-zero/) — draft — by ZitaoTech: A pocket Linux handheld built around a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, a 4-inch square display, a BlackBerry keyboard and hot-swappable BL-5C batteries. Original source: https://github.com/ZitaoTech/Hackberry-Pi_Zero
- [Mu Cyberdeck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/mu-cyberdeck/) — draft — by Ben Makes Everything: A custom clamshell computer with a LattePanda Alpha, 7-inch display, hand-wired 40-key Choc keyboard, circular trackpad and printed enclosure. Original source: https://github.com/BenMakesEverything/Mu_Cyberdeck
- [Lambda Cyberdeck 910](https://builddeck.dev/builds/lambda-cyberdeck-910/) — draft — by Cody Tolene: A Nanuk 910 field computer built around a Raspberry Pi 4, 7-inch HDMI display, compact Bluetooth keyboard and RTL-SDR V4 receiver. Original source: https://github.com/CodyTolene/Lambda-Cyberdeck-910
- [QAZ Cyberdeck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/qaz-cyberdeck/) — draft — by Gisbi (g1sbi), based on whydobearsxplod’s design: A compact Banana Pi M2 Zero terminal with a 35-key QAZ keyboard, ultrawide 7.9-inch display and an Amp Ripper-powered LiPo system. Original source: https://github.com/g1sbi/qaz-cyberdeck
- [Cyberdeck PICO8](https://builddeck.dev/builds/cyberdeck-pico8/) — draft — by Victor Barahona (Egokitek): A compact Raspberry Pi 3 clamshell built around a 3.5-inch resistive display, thumb keyboard and printable shell. Original source: https://github.com/Egokitek/Cyberdeck-PICO8/tree/9c581304a084f04e8c7560e5fb4c2a661adfbef2
- [ESP32-S3 RLCD cYbErDeCk](https://builddeck.dev/builds/esp32-s3-rlcd-cyberdeck/) — draft — by Kyle Smith: A low-power ESP32-S3 clamshell with a 4.2-inch reflective LCD, Rii Bluetooth keyboard and a print-ready enclosure. Original source: https://github.com/kylebsmith/ESP32-S3-RLCD-cYbErDeCk/tree/abc5f675cbdc449ef4595d3de9505d04c1f81f67
- [Framework Cyberdeck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/framework-cyberdeck-ben-makes-everything/) — draft — by Ben Makes Everything: A custom portable PC that repackages a Framework laptop mainboard, battery and modules into a printed clamshell with a wide portable display, Apple keyboard and salvaged trackball. Original source: https://github.com/BenMakesEverything/cyberdeck/tree/6bddc64a3240ce2ff90aace659c0a12280c4d32f
- [RP2040 CyberDeck](https://builddeck.dev/builds/rp2040-cyberdeck-juan-r-ortiz/) — draft — by Juan R. Ortiz: A pocket-size RP2040 controller deck with a CardKB keyboard, analog joystick and programmable macro buttons on a custom PCB inside a printable shell. Original source: https://github.com/juanrortiz/CyberDeck/tree/0a59283a1818e07093078d8c74f69b2a26d13906

## Indexes
- [Machine-readable JSON manifests](https://builddeck.dev/manifests.json)
- [Citation-ready full manifest text](https://builddeck.dev/llms-full.txt)
- [Parts index](https://builddeck.dev/parts/)
- [Print-ready models](https://builddeck.dev/models/)
- [About and methodology](https://builddeck.dev/about/)