Flash EEPROM Tool

🔧 Flash EEPROM Tool is an Android tool that lets you program, back up, and verify flash memory and EEPROM chips directly from your mobile device.

Turn your Android smartphone or tablet into a portable workstation for firmware repair, development, and maintenance. Ideal for electronics technicians, embedded developers, hardware enthusiasts, and repair professionals.

⚡ Main Features

✅ Automatic detection of USB programmers

Plug-and-play OTG connection

Intelligent selector when multiple devices are connected

Native support for over 30 programmers

✅ Full memory operations

📖 Automatic read and backup

✏️ Firmware writing with verification

🔍 Verification against reference file

🆔 Automatic chip identification

✅ Professional technical interface

Real-time output console

Manual command mode for advanced diagnostics

Import/export binary files

Programmer selector with presets and manual mode

🔌 Supported programmers

SPI interfaces: ch341a_spi, ch347_spi, ft2232_spi, buspirate_spi, serprog, dediprog, digilent_spi, dirtyjtag_spi, jlink_spi, linux_spi, pickit2_spi raiden_debug_spi, spidriver, stlinkv3_spi, usbblaster_spi

I2C Interfaces: mediatek_i2c_spi, mstarddc_spi, realtek_mst_i2c_spi

Specialized Hardware: asm106x, atavia, developerbox_spi, drkaiser, gfxnvidia, internal, it8212, linux_mtd, nicintel, nicintel_eeprom, nicintel_spi, nv_sma_spi, ogp_spi, parade_lspcon, pony_spi, satasii

Testing Mode: dummy (hardware-free simulation)

📋 Requirements

Android 6.0 or higher

USB OTG cable

🎯 Use Cases

BIOS backup and restore

Programming SPI Flash chips (W25Q, MX25L, AT25, etc.)

I2C EEPROM reading/writing

Firmware development and testing

Electronic equipment repair

Firmware modification on motherboards

Bricked device recovery

📚 Complete documentation

Visit the official repository for:

Building guides

Complete dependency list

Detailed technical documentation

Advanced usage examples

⚠️ Technical warning

This application is designed for users with technical knowledge of electronics and firmware. Misuse may result in permanent hardware damage. Always back up your data before writing.