Open Source & Community

Built in the open,
powered by community

Every line of code, every software decision — made in the open. Join thousands of researchers, makers, and neuroscience enthusiasts building the future of BCI.

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Open-source projects
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GitHub Stars
Across all repositories
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Followers
GitHub community
1K++
Community
Discord & social media

Ways to Contribute

You don't need to be a developer. Everyone can contribute to open-source neuroscience.

Write Code

Contribute to firmware, server, SDK, or web UI. All skill levels welcome.

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Improve Docs

Write tutorials, fix typos, translate pages, or create examples.

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Help Others

Answer questions on Discord, review PRs, or mentor new users.

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Build Hardware

Design new shields, cases, or electrodes. Share your mods!

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Our Open-Source Principles

The values that guide every decision we make

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Truly Open

MIT-licensed software (pieeg-server and SDKs). Hardware is proprietary. Fork and build freely on the software side.

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Community First

Decisions made in the open. RFCs, public roadmap, transparent governance.

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Built to Last

Long-term support. No planned obsolescence. Backward compatibility.

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Science for All

Democratizing neuroscience tools. Accessible pricing. Educational focus.

MIT-Licensed Software

PiEEG software and SDKs — including pieeg-server — are MIT licensed. You're free to use, modify, distribute, and build upon our code for research, education, and commercial purposes.

Join Our Community

Connect with other PiEEG users, get help, share projects, and stay updated.

Your contribution matters

Every bug report, documentation fix, and feature request helps make neuroscience more accessible.

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