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myIO Lab

This is where we collect what we build around myIO just for fun. These are not products, but myIO is at work in each of them: on a forty-year-old Commodore 64 just as in a browser game.

The myIO Smart Home dashboard on a real Commodore 64 screen: blue background, tiles for the lights, the thermometer and the heating

myIO on the Commodore 64

A plug-in cartridge that turns a forty-year-old Commodore 64 into a smart-home control panel. At power-on it starts into the myIO menu, talks to the myIO controller over WiFi, and you use it with a mouse and keyboard.

  • A dashboard on 40 × 25 characters: the same devices as in the myIO App, with live data: lights, blinds, heating, sensors.
  • An X-ray of the house: a 3D house you can rotate, built from the floor plan drawn in the myIO Studio. Where a light is on, the floor lights up; the floor of a heated room turns reddish.
  • AI in the machine: an AI assistant that sees the C64 screen, types on it, and writes programs in BASIC or machine code.
  • Even without a C64: if there is no Commodore at hand, the cartridge emulates one, and the browser draws the picture, on a phone too.
  • Broken SID? The C64’s music plays from your laptop or phone: the cartridge catches the data meant for the sound chip, and the browser plays it.
  • And yes, it runs Doom (the free Freedoom version), painted in C64 colours.

A working prototype with the first boards, autumn 2026. The pages below are in Hungarian.

The full description User manual

The circuit board of the myIO C64 cartridge: at the front, the edge connector that goes into the C64 expansion port
The cartridge board (3D render)

Rezsimester: put the house in order

A browser game (in Hungarian) in which you turn an old, energy-hungry house into an energy-efficient one, with real Hungarian utility prices. You insulate, replace windows, pull down blinds and switch off the lights after the residents. By hand you can save on everything, but it is exhausting: the game’s real currency is your attention. In the end, automation gives it back.

Try Rezsimester

The Rezsimester game: a see-through 3D house on a green hill, with the date, outdoor and indoor temperature, money and hourly cost at the top
Rezsimester in the browser

Got an idea?

If you have a bold idea with myIO, or you have already built it, show us: write to info at myio dot hu. We feature the best community projects on the What is in the workshop? page.