Hi! My name is Anicetus (Latin for "unconquered", and I'm an avid hardware lover from Texas. I'm obsessed (addicted?) with 3D printers, and I enjoy building custom PCBs to make fun and useful projects. Right now, I'm working on the Tempus, a custom ESP32-based smartwatch with tons of features, as well as the Cel, a small and super-fast 3D printer. I brand all my favorite projects with the name Anicept, which comes from "Anicetus" and "concept." So if you see that name floating around a hardware project, chances are, it's mine!

I'm a big advocate for open-source, community-created hardware, as is evident by the amount of projects (good and bad) that I have on my GitHub. I'll never make you pay to access any of my work, and so long as you credit me and don't use it for profit, you can do whatever you'd like with it!

I'm 100% open to emails to me "at" anicetus.dev, or you can DM me on Discord as anic3tus.

What ho? You've noticed something in my GitHub repos: "Hack Club Funded". What is this? Hack Club is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping teenagers bring their projects to life! Gamedev, webdev, or hardware, it's got a place for you. Hack Club runs many events a year, which reward effort put into these projects with prizes such as 3D printers, computers, soldering supplies, web domains, and also fund you to build them in real life. Join now! https://hackclub.com