Alfa Dashboard

Alfa Dashboard is a non-commercial enthusiast project designed to monitor various vehicle parameters for Alfa Romeo Stelvio and Giulia diesel models. It was originally created to monitor Diesel Particulate Filter (DPF) regeneration, and was later expanded to display many additional OBD-II live metrics.

The firmware is designed for ESP32 microcontrollers, using the ELMduino library and an LVGL-based capacitive touchscreen interface.

The project required many hours of dedication, testing, purchasing components, and 3D printing. Access credentials are provided to users who make a voluntary donation (no minimum amount) to the AIRC Foundation for Cancer Research (Fondazione AIRC per la Ricerca sul Cancro ETS). This choice is meant to:
– avoid any profit from the project;
– encourage responsible use;
– prevent abuse;
– support an important cause.

The donation can be made using the button below, which takes you directly to the official AIRC PayPal page. Once the transaction is completed, simply send the receipt by email to kikkosart@gmail.com.
After receiving the receipt, your access credentials will be activated.
This way, the project will continue to grow, with a positive impact that goes far beyond simple DPF monitoring. 😊😊😊

Donate with PayPal

The donation is processed on the official PayPal page of AIRC (not on this site). No payment data is collected here.

💬 Join the official Telegram group to actively contribute to the project, receive support, report bugs and stay updated on new features and future firmware releases:

Join the Telegram group

Note: Your access credentials will also allow you to use any future firmware updates.

To flash the firmware onto your ESP32 device, follow the steps described in the dedicated guide that you can reach by clicking the button below.

When you press “Connect…”, the native Chrome prompt will ask you to select the ESP32 serial port. No software is installed on your PC: everything runs inside the browser.

Firmware flash guide

1 – Connect your ESP32 device via USB, select the COM/serial port in the popup window and click “Connect”.

2 – Click on the “Connect and authorize device” button and then on one of the “Connect” buttons to upload the firmware.

If requested, hold the BOOT (or RESET) button on the ESP32 board to start the flashing process.

3 – Hold down the reset button on the back of the ESP32 board until the flashing procedure starts, so that the firmware upload can begin correctly.

Bonus – You can download the STL files for the 3D-printed case by clicking the button below:

Download STL files

⚠ Important notes:

Use an up-to-date Chrome or Edge browser for proper WebUSB support.
Make sure the correct USB drivers for ESP32 are installed on your PC.
If you experience issues, try selecting the port again or use a different USB cable.

Important information
This website allows you to write firmware only on your own ESP32 devices. It does not install any software on your computer and does not collect payment data. When you click “Connect”, the browser will display a prompt to select the ESP32 serial port. Hobby project, not affiliated with Alfa Romeo/Stellantis.