FlugVel is a homemade gadget that tells you what's flying overhead, what the weather's doing, and what's next on your calendar — with a focus timer and a couple of games besides. Drive it from the knob, or configure every setting from your phone.
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Turn the encoder to move within a screen, click it to jump to the next one. A bottom legend strip always shows what the knob and button currently do, so nothing has to be memorized.
Every FlugVel runs its own setup console — a small web page the device itself serves. Open it once during first-time Wi-Fi setup, or anytime after from your phone or laptop on the same network, and it jumps straight to the settings.
Switch between four color themes — MonoDotMatrix, AmberTerminal, GreenPhosphor and IceBlue — preview them live with the knob, adjust the backlight brightness, pick 12- or 24-hour time, metric or imperial, and flip the whole layout for left-handed use.
The enclosure/ folder in the repo has a one-piece, 3D-printable case designed around the SZHJW 2.4" TFT + encoder board and a standard ESP32 DevKit wired internally through a slot — rounded corners, a chamfered bezel around the glass, and a recessed seam where the lid meets the shell instead of a raw butt joint.
First time with a FlugVel? Start with the manual. If you've got more than one out in the wild, the monitor gives you one place to keep track of all of them.