Open source modules

Homemade modules for the Create's module bays, built in the open: each with its repository, its build guide, its parts and its firmware. This section is a placeholder for now. The first modules are in progress, and each gets its own page here when its repository is published. The one thing to know: nothing is published yet; the links at the end are where the keyboard's side of the interface is documented today.

At a glance

• No open source module is published yet (2026-10-02).
• Each module will get a page with its repository and license, a build guide, and what has been tested on which keyboard firmware.
• What a module has to match on the keyboard's side is already on this site; see the interface a module has to meet.

Modules

None yet. As each module's repository goes public, it is listed here and gets its own page.

What each module page covers

1. What it does: its controls and what it sends to the keyboard.
2. Repository and license: where its design files, firmware and source live.
3. Build guide: the parts list, printed or machined parts, assembly, and flashing its firmware.
4. How it fits: the bay it docks in, how the keyboard identifies it, and its battery and charging.
5. What was tested: on which keyboard and module firmware, and what is still open.

The interface a module has to meet

The stock modules define what the keyboard expects. These pages document it:

• Module dock: the bay's mechanics, its contact blocks, and what the dock carries.
• Tune, Touch and Track: the stock modules' boards and parts.
• Modules and Module fields: how the keyboard identifies a docked module and what it stores for each gesture.
• Module firmware: how the stock modules are updated through the keyboard.
• Power and batteries and Battery replacement: module cells, charging and readings.
• Parts list: the stock modules' parts, from the FCC photos.