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Winderoo is open source firmware which adds smart functionality to your OSWW build or microcontroller equipped watch winder. Smart functionality includes a Web UI (fully-translated in 5 languages!), OLED screen support, start timer, and more!

• Settable RPD (rotations per day) between 100 - 960rpd
• Single direction (clockwise / anti-clockwise) or bi-directional winding.
• Settable start time. Have it wind while you're asleep, or while you're away, or anytime for that matter.
• Manual cycle start / stop.
• 3 seconds of rest after 3 minutes of rotation, in every mode.
• Estimated cycle duration (how long it'll take to wind your watch).
• Cycle progress display (how far along the current winding routine is).
• Software or optional physical button to trigger ON/OFF state, so you can disable the winder completely.
• OLED screen support
• Simple setup. Flash the firmware and File System with a few clicks, then connect your phone (or other device) to the winder's setup wifi network & add it to your home network.
• There's no app required! You control it from a web browser.
• Minimal electronics / programming experience required
• Web UI is fully tranlated into 5 langauges (more are welcome!)

• You must replace the Pi Pico, as spec'd in the OSWW build guide, with an ESP32. This project will not run on a Pi Pico!

• Click Here to see the user manual

1. Visual Studio Code
2. PlatformIO
   • Note: the "extensions" button has changed since Platformio has created their install guide. You can access the extions pane with the following key combinations:
     • Windows: Ctrl+Shift+X
     • macOS: Command+Shift+X
3. You may or may not need these drivers, but some 'knock off' ESP32 dev boards require them.
   • CP210x Drivers
   • If the CP210x drivers don't work: CH340 Drivers

1. Bill of Materials (what you need to buy)
2. Software Installation
3. Winderoo Wiring Diagram

This project welcomes contributions. Please follow the regular git workflow; fork + PR to contribute.

Winderoo has multi-language support, and we welcome adding more langauges.

To add another language:

1. Duplicate one of the current localizations, and translate the text:
   • src/angular/osww-frontend/src/assets/i18n/ stores the current localizations.
2. Add a new langauge menu item here to enable your langauge:
   • src/angular/osww-frontend/src/app/header/header.component.html
3. Open a Pull Request

• Angular with Angular Material
• Frontend Readme

• C++ based API with mDns, a web server, local file system, and a bunch of other things.

The API has 4 endpoints. You can explore them in the attached Open API definition.

• Open API Definition