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ESP-KVM · House #29,173

Reach a PC from the BIOS up, from your browser

In the Remote desktop control neighborhood (Desktop and utilities). In town since 2 Oct 2026.

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What Tablif read on ESP-KVM's site

ESP-KVM describes itself as: “ESP-KVM - an IP-KVM on the ESP32-P4”

What it is

Calls itself “IP-KVM”.

  • Calls itself: IP-KVM
“ESP-KVM turns an ESP32-P4 board and an HDMI capture board into an IP-KVM”

Where it puts itself

Claims “one”. Rules out “Anything the hardware cannot support, the device shows disabled”. Publishes a comparison page.

  • Superlative claim: one
  • Says it will not: Anything the hardware cannot support, the device shows disabled
“Almost every IP-KVM is a small Linux computer. This one is firmware on a microcontroller”
“It is one firmware image with no OS”

What it costs

Prices quoted: $40.

  • Price: $40
“ESP-KVM is external. It clips onto any machine with an HDMI output and a USB port, captures the physical video, and acts as its keyboard and mouse - bringing the remote console, virtual media and wake-on-LAN part of what a BMC does to hardware that has no BMC and never will: a desktop, a laptop, a mini-PC, an SBC, for about $40.”

Who it sells to

Sells to developers.

  • Sells to: developers
“ESP-KVM is external. It clips onto any machine with an HDMI output and a USB port, captures the physical video, and acts as its keyboard and mouse - bringing the remote console, virtual media and wake-on-LAN part of what a BMC does to hardware that has no BMC and never will: a desktop, a laptop, a mini-PC, an SBC, for about $40.”

How it runs

A web app. Runs locally and works offline. No API. Open source.

  • Kind: web
  • Runs where: on the device, offline
  • API: no
  • Open source: yes
“…hands you its screen, keyboard and mouse in a browser”
“It is one firmware image with no OS: nothing to maintain, safe to power off, and a failed update rolls itself back.”

What it works with

Names GL.iNet Comet, Home Assistant and 5 more on its pages.

  • Names: GL.iNet Comet · Home Assistant · JetKVM · +4
“ESP-KVM turns an ESP32-P4 board and an HDMI capture board into an IP-KVM”
“How it compares with PiKVM, JetKVM, NanoKVM and GL.iNet Comet, honestly”

What it offers as proof

Live, no waitlist. Publishes docs and a blog.

“Flash from the browser Try the live demo Source on GitHub”
“…docs/PORTING.md -> https://github.com/espkvm/espkvm/blob/main/docs/PORTING.md”

Sources

Tablif read these pages, last on 2 Oct 2026. Everything above is what the product says about itself; Tablif does not verify every claim.

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