It's a developer toy that brings developers joy. Open-source. 3D-printed. Palm-sized.

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PostHog introduces DeskHog, an open-source handheld gaming device built around an ESP32-S3 microcontroller with a color TFT display, WiFi connectivity, and 10-hour battery life. The palm-sized device features a custom 3D-printed case and comes with several pre-built games including Pong variants, idle clickers, and roguelike adventures. Developers can create their own games using AI editors or C++, and the device can connect to PostHog for displaying analytics data. The hardware includes expansion ports for additional functionality and all design files are available on GitHub for DIY builders.

A developer toy from PostHog

<p>you know what? I don’t want that heavy doty, ultra pro resolution, AI powered, 180 degree flexible windows 69 desktop with super special feature(probably layoff), companies should give out these instead!</p>


<p>Nice I know what I’m printing 👀</p>
