SMALL BOARD. BIG POSSIBILITIES.

Your next idea.
Your first GRiSP project.

Run Erlang and Elixir on bare metal with GRiSP 2, write low-power realt-time embedded applications with the BEAM. Then take it further with GRiSP.io: connect your devices, see what’s happening, and send your next update from anywhere.

Let’s build

MAKE IT YOURS

A little setup. A lot to explore.

Choose your language

The generated project uses the native GRiSP tooling for your choice.

Project settings

Name the application and select its target runtime.

Project nameLowercase letters, digits, and underscores. Target Erlang/OTP SD-card mount pathThe local path where your computer mounts the microSD card, for example /Volumes/GRISP or /media/user/GRISP. You can change it later in the generated project.

Enable ARM32 JIT patchesApply JIT patches when available for the selected OTP release.

We are the first arm-32 embedded platform with a working JIT for the BEAM!

Description Author name Author email Copyright year

Connectivity

Networking is enabled automatically. Add any optional services your board needs.

Wi-FiAdd wireless network configuration. Distributed Erlang (EPMD)Enable Erlang node discovery and set a cookie.

MEET YOUR BOARD’S OTHER HALF

Go further with GRiSP.io

Your first experiment today. A fleet of connected devices tomorrow.

Your devices, together

Manage your connected boards from one place.

See what’s happening

Inspect logs and live metrics as your ideas come to life.

Keep your ideas moving

Deploy updates remotely, wherever your devices are.

Yes, add GRiSP.io to my projectInclude the integration now. Connect your board when you’re ready. Optional integration

A home for your next idea.

Create your account to start exploring GRiSP.io. You can keep building here while you sign up.

Create your GRiSP.io account

Just exploring? You can download a project without an account. Discover more about GRiSP.io

Ready to build?

Your settings are processed temporarily and never stored. The server deletes the generated workspace before sending your download. Credentials you enter exist only in the downloaded project.

Your project is downloaded. What’s next?

Put the generated application on a microSD card and boot your GRiSP board.

Extract the ZIP archive and open a terminal in the project directory.
Insert the microSD card into your computer and make sure it is mounted.
Deploy the project to the mounted card with:
```
rebar3 grisp deploy
```
When deployment finishes, safely eject the card, insert it into your GRiSP board, and power the board on.

The project is configured to deploy to /path/to/SD-card. Make sure this is the mounted SD card and check the path carefully before continuing because the deployment tool writes to that destination.

Read the GRiSP deployment guide Read the rebar3_grisp guide

Your next idea.
Your first GRiSP project.

Meet the board behind your next project

A little setup. A lot to explore.

Choose your language

Project settings

Connectivity

Go further with GRiSP.io

Your devices, together

See what’s happening

Keep your ideas moving

A home for your next idea.

Connect now, or come back later.

Ready to build?

Your project is downloaded. What’s next?

Your board’s next stop: GRiSP.io.

Your next idea.Your first GRiSP project.

Meet the board behind your next project

A little setup. A lot to explore.

Choose your language

Project settings

Connectivity

Go further with GRiSP.io

Your devices, together

See what’s happening

Keep your ideas moving

A home for your next idea.

Connect now, or come back later.

Ready to build?

Your project is downloaded. What’s next?

Your board’s next stop: GRiSP.io.

Your next idea.
Your first GRiSP project.