POOM is built by a small, independent engineering team driven by curiosity and hands-on experimentation. We handle everything ourselves,  hardware design, firmware development, testing, and iteration. 

Being a small team allows us to move fast, make bold technical decisions, and stay closely connected to the community. Every feature, revision, and experiment comes from real use, real constraints, and real feedback.

This project is built with care, transparency, and a deep respect for open hardware.

We want to sincerely thank everyone who followed the project early, shared feedback, asked hard questions, and helped push POOM forward. Your support made this possible.

This Hackaday page will continue to document the technical side of the journey: hardware revisions, firmware architecture, experiments, failures, and lessons learned.

If you’d like to follow POOM into this next chapter, you can find the campaign here:
👉 https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/thepoom/poom-pentest-play-create?ref=degctn