Bisc8
bi·scòt·to /bisˈkɔt.to/ · Italian, “cookie”: a fortune cookie × a Magic 8-Ball. In Italian 8 is otto, so Bisc-8 reads “biscotto.”
A pocket oracle that reads your fate in the crumbs. Hold the button, ask aloud, and a tiny black-and-white biscuit answers with OpenAI Realtime voice, shows a lyrical reading, then quietly sends a compact email receipt.
a 1.54″ face that never blinks





a cookie-sized computer
It runs on a Waveshare ESP32-C6
A whole little AIoT board the size of the biscuit it pretends to be: Wi-Fi, an e-ink face, ears and a voice, all on one cookie. About €15-20 if you want to bake your own.
Ultra-low-power, sunlight-readable e-ink: built for things that nap for days. Find the board on AliExpress →
three steps · no toolchain · right in the browser
Flash the firmware
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Plug inOpen this page in desktop Chrome or Edge and plug the biscuit in over USB-C.
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Click FlashHit Flash Bisc8, pick the port, and let it write bootloader, table and app. About a minute: go butter some toast.
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ConfigureWhen it reboots, join the Bisc8-XXXX hotspot, open the portal, and hand it your Wi-Fi, language, OpenAI key and optional email relay.
A little oracle in a tin
Bisc8 is a tiny machine for briciomanzia: crumbomancy, the reading of fate in the crumbs.
Open hardware, open firmware, flashed straight from this page. Built by enuzzo + Netmilk Studio (the wizard hat is non-negotiable).