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+layout: pid
+title: Pocket Link
+owner: pocket
+license: CERN-OHL-P-2.0 (hardware), Apache-2.0 (firmware)
+site: https://pocketide.com/pocket-link
+source: https://github.com/anshkumar/pocket-link
+---
+USB-C adapter for Android phones: a USB Audio Class 1.0 headset (microphone in, stereo headphones out) plus a vendor bulk data channel, on a Raspberry Pi RP2040. The phone routes call audio to the headset interfaces; the Pocket app claims the data interface and carries the audio to and from a voice agent.
+
+Hardware: RP2040, 2 MB QSPI flash, USB-C plug, 4-layer 31 x 16 mm board (KiCad sources, Gerbers and BOM in the repository).
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+Firmware: Rust (rp2040-hal, usb-device, usbd-audio), composite UAC 1.0 + vendor interface, 48 kHz / 16 kHz resampling.
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+layout: org
+title: Pocket
+site: https://pocketide.com/
+---
+Pocket makes AI teammates that work from a phone. Pocket Link is its open USB-C adapter that lets a bot hear and speak on an Android phone's own calls.