NormyOS
Your agent, in your hand.
An agent-first OS for a 1.8-inch AMOLED. Talk to your Normie, watch the floor, and buy with a three-second hold.
Talk
Say “hey normy.”
Hold, speak, let go. Your agent answers out loud, with its own wallet and the live market in front of it.
It tells you when it would buy.
Ask whether a listing is cheap. The answer comes back as text on the screen, and a buy it would make shows up as a proposal you can act on.
Buy
Hold three seconds. That’s the signature.
Price, gas and total come up first. Hold for three seconds and the Normie goes into your agent’s own ERC-6551 wallet. Let go early and nothing is spent.
Try the hold. Nothing is bought here.
Market
The floor, live.
The Normies floor in ETH and dollars, a daily chart of the cheapest sale, 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day change, and how many are listed and held.
Alerts
Pull down for activity.
Sales, listings and burns across the collection, newest first, with the price and how long ago.
Lock screen
One Normie, when you look away.
After a minute idle it dims and locks over the Normie you picked. Touch to wake, swipe to unlock. Either side button sleeps and wakes the screen.
Wi-Fi
Set up from your phone.
Tap the status pill to see the network, the signal and the battery.
Scan, join, done.
Set up Wi-Fi shows a code for your phone’s camera. Join it, pick your network, and the device connects. Away from home it can use your phone’s hotspot.
Hardware
The hardware.
NormyOS runs on the Waveshare ESP32-S3-Touch-AMOLED-1.8, a 1.8-inch touch screen in a black case about the size of a matchbox.
- Display
- 1.8-inch AMOLED, 368 × 448, capacitive touch
- Chip
- ESP32-S3R8, dual-core 240 MHz, 8 MB PSRAM, 16 MB flash
- Radio
- 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi and Bluetooth 5 LE
- Audio
- Microphone and speaker on an ES8311 codec
- Power
- AXP2101 PMU, 3.7 V battery connector, USB-C
- Controls
- PWR and BOOT buttons on the right edge
- Case
- 45.2 × 37.6 × 15.0 mm