Rezzz Flasher
ESP8266 Travel Router
Turn a $4 Wemos D1 Mini into a pocket-sized NAT travel router. Share hotel or airport Wi-Fi across all your devices, crush captive portals, and inject custom DNS — straight from your browser.
Rezzz Web Flasher
Plug in your Wemos D1 Mini via USB and flash the latest Rezzz Flasher firmware directly from Chrome or Edge. No CLI, no Arduino IDE required.
Full-featured travel router on a $4 chip
Rezzz Flasher transforms an ESP8266 microcontroller into a rock-solid NAT router. It connects upstream to any Wi-Fi network — including hotel, airport, Airbnb, or public hotspots — and broadcasts a private access point for all your gear.
100% open-source and customizable. Control DNS resolvers, SSID settings, captive portal bypass rules, and routing logic right from the built-in web dashboard.
Built for travellers, makers & tinkerers
Ever hit a device limit on hotel Wi-Fi or struggled to log in on a headless device behind a captive portal? Rezzz Flasher solves it in seconds.
Under the Hood
Rezzz Flasher targets the ESP8266 SoC on the Wemos D1 Mini (4MB flash). Built on the Arduino ESP8266 core, it requires zero extra components—just a micro-USB cable and a WebSerial-capable browser.
The pre-compiled router.bin
is ready for instant flashing. Licensed under MIT.
| Tool Name | Rezzz Flasher |
|---|---|
| Target Hardware | Wemos D1 Mini (ESP8266) |
| Flash Required | 4 MB |
| Framework | Arduino / ESP8266 |
| Storage | LittleFS (Persistent) |
| Dashboard | Async Web Server |
| DNS | Custom Firmware Injection |
| Captive Portal | Dedicated Bypass Logic |
| License | MIT Open Source |
Flash in 3 Raw Steps
No Arduino IDE, no terminal commands. Grab a data-capable micro-USB cable and open Chrome or Edge.
Open Source. Brutally Simple. Ready to Flash.
Explore the full source code, documentation, and issue tracker on GitHub.