The prices for the bluetooth versions were even further decreased. I already tested the PCB designs for 3 new devices and created documentation for them. See the resources section of the github repo to check it out. You can also buy these in the Purchase section of this website. The JDY-10 based device is not available yet though, it will take a month or 2 to get it ready for sale but I like it the most because it's the smallest one, it is not even close to how small Offensive MG cables are but I think it's still nice. Btw the new devices use BLE instead of "standard" bluetooth which is implemented in the latest version (1.2) of supremeDuck.

The prices were decreased by 50%, I still have 11 devices but will not produce any more. That's because I'm designing open source PCBs for it, possibly someone will manufacture them for relatively low price soon. For more info see: github - Future.

what's new:
26/01/2019
-os detection
-adapted functions to work with linux and macos
-added "delay after opening terminal" setting
-minor app improvements / bug fixes

22/01/2019
-improved encoding for different languages (now more characters can be correctly typed when "multilang" method is off)
-decreased arduino code memory (from 75% to 46%)
-added preview feature for "youtube", "website" and "set wallpaper" categories

16/01/2019 - 13:07
fixed what i messed up with last update... (ducky script not working properly)

16/01/2019
fixed ducky script bug (e.g. "alt tab" not doing what it supposed to)

24/07/2018
-increased baud rate of esp8266 version to 115200 (it's necessary to upload both: esp8266 and arduino code for the change to take place)

23/07/2018
-fixed critical bug (bluetooth version froze the device if "log_serial" was enabled)

What's new:
-wifi support (Esp8266 module) as an alternative to HC-06 bluetooth module (user can control 2 devices simultaneously, 1 using bluetooth, 1 using wi-fi)

You could check out video to see how it is implemented. So far I did not make any step by step guide that would explain how to connect and flash the parts but to make it work you need the same hardware as the one used in wifi_ducky project by spacehuhn (You could check out Seytonic's video about it). Just flash the Esp8266 with this code. Arduino code should be modified by uncommenting the following line:
//#define USE_TX_RX_PINS

If you'd like to complete this project but something seems unclear then just contact me through discord.

Edit:
Here is How to make wifi based version guide.

What's new:
-ability to change bluetooth name and pin from user interface (Categories -> Settings)
-added ctrl+alt+del, right mouse click (RMB) and backspace button (available in "Plain text" and "Execute program" categories)
-added "Live text execution" checkbox, if it's checked then any letters typed into text box will be automatically typed on the target PC (available in "Plain text" and "Execute program" categories)

From my observations when you plug supremeDuck or any other Arduino based BadUSB (e.g. Malduino) into PC it gets recognized by it as:
1. Human Interface Device
2. Arduino Leonardo x 2
The point of this guide is to make it recognized as Human Interface Device only.

If you purchased the cased version of the device (or planning to buy) and are interested in following that guide then please let me know (preferably using discord, see the "Contact" section of this website).

What's new:
-local file system (/supremeDuck_data)
-adding/editing/removing presets
-adding ducky scripts by placing them in "/supremeDuck/ducky_scripts/"
-added Alt+Tab button
-added arrow keys in "Plain text" and "Execute program" categories
-fixed Enter button bug

Edit:
I made small update of the android app (version 1.041), it does not require reflashing of supremeDuck device if its version is 1.04. It fixed vertical order for "Manage presets" panel because it was too low and while editing the "Content" textbox it was hidden behind keypad.
tldr: fixed bug

Currently there are 18 devices in stock.

Hi, I'll be on holiday in Poland from today to 22/02/2018. Any orders made during that time will be posted after 22/02/2018.

There are few other projects having similar functionality if anyone was interested, projects such as:
1. wifi_ducky by spacehuhn - It's smaller, works through browser instead of an app so can be used on Iphones unlike supremeDuck. The website design is more comfortable to use in the forked version of it completely modified by samdenty99. Comparing to supremeDuck the disadvantages are less intuitive user interface and lack of dynamic keyboard language setting.
2. WHID by Luca Bongiorni - It's a single and relatively cheap board which is able to run the aforementioned wifi_ducky project without the need to assembly hardware yourself.
3. Bluetooth Rubber Duck by Shoebox - The project which uses Digispark instead of Arduino Pro Micro and allows the user to load and use "ducky script". The Android application for it is made using Gradle from what I see.
4. The Darkwing Duck by Amateur Security Research Group - It's also based on MIT App Inventor and similar hardware setup but with less features.

I created a small guide on how to edit presets or add your own. It's written but I also uploaded a short presentation video about it.

Hi, another year of education started for me therefore the software won't be updated as frequently. The devices are still available to buy though, currently there are 40 in stock. (on 27/09/2017)

The 1.03 version of the Arduino code has been updated, several language settings (e.g. German) typed some character instead of pressing "Enter". Thanks to HydrexHD for reporting the bug. If you encounter it then make sure to update the device with the new code. This guide describes how to do it.

A lot of new parts arrived (including black connectors for the hard-cased type). All of the types are now available to buy. The amount of devices available is 23 (on 01/09/2017 - 16:30).

I'm still waiting for the parts to arrive but as you can see there is some progress on it. The cases and cables are prepared so when the required parts arrive it will be quicker to assemble them together. Eight devices are actually ready so they're available to buy. In order to build the hard-cased types I'll have to wait till the black connectors arrive (which shouldn't take long) so that's why they're not available to buy at the moment.

What's new:
-added new presets, ducky scripts (also moved them from pastebin into github), youtube videos (songs + bunch of "one liners") and websites (bunch of gifs)
-removed few not working presets (kind of dead links)
-added "Settings" category in the mobile app
-added version check. After picking the bluetooth device and connecting to it the version check will be performed to make sure that the mobile app version is the same as the Arduino code version. Notification will be displayed if these don't match. (This feature will work only from version 1.03 and newer)
-further simplified the MIT app inventor 2 project (supremeDuck.aia)

The cases arrived today so I fitted the devices into them and dispatched all :) To be honest before these orders were placed I've built only 2 prototypes using the hard-case and both had signs of obscurity which I explained in the "About service -> Quality" section of this website. I was worried whether people will be satisfied with these especially that it has been reffered to as the "stealthy one". Luckily I've found a more aesthetic way of fitting the connector to the case which is presented on the image below. (Click to enlarge)

Currently I'm waiting for the parts to build more of these, if anyone would like to be notified when the new batch is available then just leave me a message (see "Contact" section) and I'll let you know when they're ready.

Following the presentation video created by JackkTutorials all the devices (6) has been sold. The 2 without the case has been dispatched today. The remaining 4 ordered with the hard-case will be dispatched as soon as I get the cases (I ordered them from UK so it's quicker), it should probably take up to 1 week (or 2 in unfortunate circumstances). I also ordered parts to make more of the devices (approximately 30 of them), I estimate they will arrive within a month but it's difficult to say.

-added ability to use "ducky script" ("PAUSE", "BREAK", "DEFAULTDELAY", "PRINTSCREEN", "SCROLLLOCK" are not implemented though)
-fixed minor bugs
-simplified some of the MIT app inventor 2 components (implemented global lists variables instead of using countless "if then else" statements, the lists are located around the bottom of the project "block canvas" and can be easily edited/expanded). The lists presented on the image below consist of items that define presets. To modify them just click on the text and edit it to your needs (the convention I used was: name|comma|value). Let's assume that you'd like to edit the preset of youtube video called "Cyka drunk dance", find the location of the block called "Youtube_Videos" and find the item called: "Cyka drunk dance,h9MB3_KzQa4" and replace the first part with the desired name of your preset and the second part with the ID of youtube video. After changing it, it should look something like: "Your_Vid_Name,s5d0h90115b".