Follow this quick guide on what's needed and how to get started with Blynk
A complete documentation of all the Blynk features, commands, and instructions to use
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Check the full list of supported hardware. If you don't see your hardware on the list - search in community.
Blynk HTTPs RESTful API allows to easily send and get data from hardware, cloud, and apps using HTTPs requests
• Android OS version 4.2+
• iOS version 9+
Blynk doesn't run on Windows Phones, Blackberries and other dead platforms. Sorry.
You can also run Blynk on emulators
Blynk can run on over 400 hardware modules. The most popular are:
• ESP32
• ESP8266
• NodeMCU
• Arduino (any model)
• Raspberry Pi (any model)
• Particle (any model)
Full list of supported hardware →
To connect your hardware to the Internet, you can choose almost any module either built-in, or external shields
Supported connectivity
• WiFi
• Ethernet
• Cellular (GSM, 2g, 3g, 4g, LTE)
• Serial
• USB via your PC
• Bluetooth (BETA)
Datastream is an important platform component that allows to configure how data is sent between the device and Blynk.Cloud
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Send firmware updates to a single device or manage scaled deployments
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Activate and manage non-WiFi commercial IoT devices (2G, 3G, LTE, Ethernet, etc)
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Virtual Pin is one of the fundamentals of Blynk platform. It allows exchanging any data between your hardware, cloud, and smartphone
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The most popular library for:
• ESP8266, ESP32
• Arduino boards
• Raspberry Pi
• SparkFun
• Texas Instruments
Install
Python 2, 3, MicroPython
Runs on Linux, Windows, or MacOS
Install
Works with Browsers, Node.js, Espruino, Raspberry Pi
Runs on Linux, Windows, or MacOS
Install
Particle
Node-RED
LUA
MBED
LabView
Install
