Rainbow chases, fire, comets, heartbeats, sparkles and moods — all rendered by the ESP32 itself at full frame rate. Close the browser, unplug the screen, move the cube to another room: the show goes on.
Every effect, running live
in your browser right now.
The previews below are the real thing — the same code your strip runs, drawn in the browser. On the device each one ships with a speed dial (1–10), direction control, and custom colours where it makes sense.
V2V3green = included in that firmwareV2grey = not included
Zima
The signature looks, made for the ZimaCubePalette Chase
Colours scroll along the stripComet
Bright head with a fading tailPulse Wave
Brightness waves and sweepsSparkle
Random twinkles and glintsMood
Organic flames, tides and breathingGradient Shift
Whole-strip colour rotationEvery effect tunes four ways.
Two taps on the dashboard and an effect goes from demo to yours.
Pick an effect
The dashboard's Effects tab shows the same live previews you see here — tap one and the strip switches instantly. No save button, no waiting.
Set the pace
A speed dial from 1 to 10 covers everything from a slow breathing glow to a full-speed chase. Nudge it while the effect runs — you see the change as you drag.
Choose the direction
Forward, reverse, or bounce — bounce is the effect doubling back on itself instead of jumping to the start. Same colours, entirely different feel.
Colour it in
Effects that take colours get custom palettes: fire in blue, a rainbow in your build's accent colours. The per-LED editor handles the rest — all 13 diodes, individually, with 40+ preset colours and 25 multi-LED patterns.
35 of these arrived with v3 — over the air.
Vantic 3 added the sparkle and mood families, new comets, pulses, chases and gradients — delivered as a wireless update, no re-flash needed. The next release lands the same way: open your bay's dashboard, tap Check for update, done.
the roadmap page tracks exactly what's shipped and what's next.
See them on your strip.
The web tool drives a stock-firmware 7th Bay from any browser — a good preview.The real thing needs Vantic, which is one click away.