Contact person: Business Client

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Location: Johannesburg, South Africa

Budget: Recommended by industry experts

Time to start: As soon as possible

Project description:
"I need a stand-alone drag-and-drop Arduino editor for my lab that mirrors, and ideally improves upon, the visual experience offered at EduKits.co. The application must install and run smoothly on both Windows and macOS; I am open to Electron, Qt, or another cross-platform framework as long as the final builds feel native and reliable.

Core requirements
• Visual block workspace that translates directly into valid Arduino C/C++ code blocks for the usual functions (pin I/O, delays, serial, PWM, etc.).
• Real-time code preview pane so users see the generated text update instantly as they arrange blocks.
• Component library containing common boards, sensors, and actuators, with an option to import or create new parts as lessons evolve.
• Single-click upload to connected boards, preferably via the official Arduino CLI or an embedded equivalent, with automatic port detection.
• Clean installers: .exe for Windows and signed .dmg for macOS, plus step-by-step build notes so the lab can reproduce new releases internally.

I will provide branding assets and example lesson files once development begins. The finished package is considered complete when it installs on both operating systems, compiles and uploads a demo “blink” sketch generated entirely through the block interface, and the code preview matches the uploaded program byte-for-byte." (client-provided description)