Electrosmith is an American audio hardware company founded in 2019 by Andrew Ikenberry, best known as the maker of the Daisy platform — an embedded computing platform purpose-built for audio and music applications. The flagship Daisy Seed pairs an ARM Cortex-M7 processor with a 24-bit/192kHz stereo audio codec on a small breakout board, giving makers a turnkey foundation for building effects pedals, synthesizers, eurorack modules, and other DSP devices without designing audio hardware from scratch.

The Daisy ecosystem includes the Seed, Seed2 DFM, Patch Submodule, and developer boards like the Daisy Pod and Daisy Patch. Firmware can be written in C++, Arduino, or via Max/MSP's Gen~ environment, and Electrosmith releases its libraries under permissive open-source licenses. The platform has been adopted by other manufacturers as a DSP engine inside finished products — examples include Qu-Bit Electronix's Stardust and Bloom modules and the Alpha Wolf / Tallon Electronic "The Noise" pedal — and is taught in university music technology programs.

Beyond the hardware, Electrosmith maintains a community-oriented presence around Daisy through its forum, Discord server, GitHub organization, and educational blog content. The company positions itself less as a finished-product brand and more as infrastructure for independent builders and boutique manufacturers working at the intersection of embedded systems and music.

Electrosmith has 2 products cataloged on Equipboard, including Modular Synthesizers and Multi Effects Pedals.