HackBEE – The Pocket RP2350 USB-C Developer Dongle

Meet HackBEE — a super compact USB-C developer dongle powered by the next-generation RP2350 microcontroller. Designed for makers, developers, educators, and automation enthusiasts, HackBEE plugs directly into your device and turns any USB port into a programmable innovation hub.

No breadboards. No jumper wires. No bulky setup.
Just plug it in and start building.

Every developer knows the struggle — a small automation idea turns into a desk full of cables and hardware.

HackBEE was built to eliminate that friction.

It’s pocket-sized, powerful, and ready to run scripts instantly. Whether you’re building productivity macros, device automation tools, accessibility helpers, classroom demos, or secure testing environments — HackBEE keeps it simple.

Powered by RP2350

At its core, HackBEE runs on the RP2350 dual-core processor, delivering:

• Dual Arm Cortex-M33 @ 150MHz

• Optional dual Hazard3 RISC-V cores

• 520KB on-chip SRAM

• Hardware SHA-256 accelerator

• TrustZone security features

• USB 1.1 host & device support

• 12 PIO state machines for flexible I/O

This gives you serious processing headroom for automation scripts, secure workflows, and real-time control.

Onboard Features

• USB-C plug-and-go design

• Boot button + programmable side button

• RGB status LED for feedback

• Compact, durable enclosure

• Cross-platform support (Windows, Linux, Android)

• Open-source SDK, libraries & examples

Everything you need to start coding is ready out of the box.

Developer Friendly

HackBEE supports:

• MicroPython

• CircuitPython

• C/C++ SDK

It’s fully compatible with the RP2040 ecosystem you already know — making development fast and familiar.

Beginners can start with example scripts.
Advanced developers can build complex automation systems.

Technical Highlights

• Dual Cortex-M33 or dual RISC-V cores @150MHz

• 520KB SRAM

• 2x UART

• 2x SPI

• 2x I2C

• 24 PWM channels

• 4/8 ADC channels

• USB Host & Device support

• 12 PIO state machines

HackBEE started as a tool we wished existed — something tiny, powerful, and practical enough to make automation effortless.

Now it’s ready for your next idea.

Plug it in.
Write a few lines of code.
Build something brilliant.