Disclaimer
Words are my own. AI only helped me to fix the English grammar 
Intro 
Hello! While packing for a camping trip 
, I was looking for my flashlight 
. While looking for it, I remembered that I own the Light Messenger add-on for my Flipper Zero. I knew that the app for this add-on already had a flashlight mode, but except for a solid white light, there was nothing special. I know that this add-on supports multiple different colors 
. Then an idea came to mind: What if I create my own flashlight and add a little twist to it? After some brainstorming with AI on how this could be done, I came up with this idea 
.
Introducing LightFlashPro
LightFlashPro was created with the help of Claude Code. Since I didn’t want to reinvent the wheel, I used the 401 Light Messager repo. LightFlashPro was created with the help of Claude Code. Since I didn’t want to reinvent the wheel, I used the 401 Light Messenger repo.
All modes have Brightness, which allows you to adjust how bright the light is. For almost all modes, you can set different colors. By default, I added 8 colors like white, green, red, cyan… You can also set up a custom color: simply select “Custom” and use the custom menu to change the RGB colors.
Let’s look into the modes now:
- Solid is pretty much self-explanatory.
- Strobe switches the light on and off at set intervals.
- Pulse is very similar to strobe, except the light slowly dims and brightens in intervals.
- SOS sends an SOS signal. Speed can also be adjusted.
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KnightRider — who doesn’t love K.I.T.T. from the Knight Rider show?
- Police flashes between red and blue lights.
- Sparkle — since the Light Messenger has 16 LEDs, it randomly chooses a color on a random LED at random intervals.
There is also a speed option for all modes except Solid mode. It allows you to control how fast the light shines.
Examples
Modes
Changing colors
Police light
Knight Rider
Sparkle
Credits
A huge thank you to Lab401 and their GitHub page. It allowed me to tweak it and make something a little different.