Open-source hardware lab • Right-to-repair • Tinker-first

Build hardware you can trust.

Lofink Labs blends transparent engineering with hands-on learning so builders can repair, modify, and truly own their tech.

Lofink Labs is community-led, with schematics, guides, and experiments shared along the way so anyone can learn by doing.

Trusted by builders

Proof that stays transparent.

Every project ships with the why, the how, and the parts list so the community can move faster and fix smarter.

Repairable designs

Fastener maps, wiring notes, and teardown-friendly layouts.

Open workflows

Firmware, documentation, and lab notes shared along the way.

Builder community

Shared fixes, remixes, and real-world learnings from the field.

What guides the lab

Make hardware feel human again.

Less black box. More clarity. We design systems that reward curiosity and keep repair within reach.

Fixable by design

Everything here pushes for hardware you can open, understand, and repair without hunting for proprietary roadblocks. We document the paths so you can move fast and stay in control.

From beginner guides to deep-dive builds, the goal is to make experimentation feel accessible and rewarding.

What you can expect

  • Open-source documentation and schematics.
  • Repairable hardware with modular layouts.
  • Local-first privacy and offline-capable tools.
  • Community sharing and practical experimentation.

Brand mission

Built for builders, fixers, and curious minds.

Lofink Labs exists to make technology feel approachable, repairable, and worth exploring. Every build is an invitation to learn the "why" behind the wires and to share the knowledge clearly.

The lab stays independent and community-shaped—powered by people who believe learning should stay hands-on and collaborative.

What we stand for

  • Open-source documentation
  • Repairable hardware
  • Hands-on learning
  • Local-first privacy
  • Practical experimentation
  • Community sharing

Want to build something together?

If you're into repair culture, open-source hardware, or hands-on learning, let's connect and trade ideas.