Rev2Square.com

I realized that I had too many hardware devices where either the manufacturer went out of business (bublcam) or the manufacturer discontinues services (logitech squeezebox) and I was sure I wasn't the only one. All things came together with Meta's AI hackaton. The idea to revive, reverse engineer and build a community website start doing things together became possible with Meta's AI tooling. Project description: Rev²Square helps communities give abandoned hardware a second life. When manufacturers discontinue companion apps, cloud services, or software support, capable devices can become unusable and eventually electronic waste. The knowledge needed to revive them is often scattered across repositories, forum posts, firmware files, and individual experiments. Rev²Square brings that work together in a collaborative platform powered by Meta AI. Its project-aware Revival Agent helps contributors investigate source code, firmware, Android apps, and network captures using local analysis tools. It explains findings, cites supporting evidence, identifies knowledge gaps, and helps turn research into actionable next steps. Each project combines architecture analysis, illustrated teardown documentation, hardware findings, discussions, and shared tasks. AI-generated conclusions remain proposals for people to review and verify on real hardware.