Open. Repairable. Yours.
We build AriHelder openly — so you can see the measured numbers, understand how the device works, and keep it running for years.
Test Reports, Published
Optical, thermal, electrical—measured and shared.
Design Rationale, Shared
Why we made the choices we did — explained, not hidden.
Repair & Parts, Supported
Spare parts lists, guides, and printable components.
Evidence beats marketing
We chose to be open in the ways that actually help you — not in the ways that just look good on a landing page. We publish measured numbers, repair manuals you can follow, spare parts you can buy, and the story behind the design. We don't publish schematics, production files, or any right to build and sell copies.
What we publish (and where to find it)
Test reports
Methods, setups, results, and limitations
Spare parts + repair guides
Parts lists, steps, tools, diagrams
Design walkthroughs (video)
Board design → bring-up → iteration
3D printable parts
Non-safety-critical STLs/3MFs + print notes
Coming Soon!
Designed to be repaired, not replaced
We keep products modular and serviceable. You can order parts, follow guides, and keep your device running long-term.
- Spare parts list with part numbers
- Step-by-step repair procedures
- Printable parts where safe
- Local support option (factory / service)
Take a look behind the scenes of our latest product launch.
Openness on Our Terms
We publish what helps you verify, understand, and repair your device: test reports, design rationale, repair guides, spare parts lists, and 3D-printable components. We keep schematics, BOMs, firmware source, and manufacturing files in-house — because that's what keeps a small company alive.
This isn't a license. It's a commitment, written in plain language, signed by both co-founders.
Verify everything. Own your device.
Openness is how we earn trust
— and repairability is how we keep it.