ArduinoStudio Documentation
Learn how to control Arduino boards directly from your browser — no IDE, no code, no uploads.
Getting Started
Build your first project in 5 minutes — blink an LED on your Arduino.
Components
Reference for all 21 hardware components — wiring, settings, and specs.
Bridge
Install the Bridge app that connects your browser to your Arduino.
Interface Editor
Design custom control dashboards for your hardware projects.
FAQ
Common questions about plans, hardware, and troubleshooting.
How ArduinoStudio Works
ArduinoStudio is a browser-based platform for controlling Arduino boards in real time. Instead of writing C++ code, uploading it, and waiting — you drag components onto a visual canvas, configure them, and press Play.
The Architecture
| Layer | What it does |
|---|---|
| Browser App | Visual canvas editor at app.arduinostudio.com — build sequences, configure components, design interfaces |
| Bridge | Small desktop app (Windows/macOS/Linux) that runs in your system tray and relays commands between the browser and your Arduino |
| Arduino Board | Your physical hardware running Firmata firmware — receives commands from the Bridge in real time |
Supported Boards
- Arduino Uno / Uno R3
- Arduino Mega 2560
- Arduino Nano
- Arduino Micro
- Arduino Leonardo
- Arduino Nano Every
Next Steps
Ready to build your first project? Start with the Getting Started guide — you'll have a blinking LED in under 5 minutes.