The ByteCradle 6502 is an educational single-board computer built around the 8-bit WDC 65C02 microprocessor. Designed to demystify low-level computing, it provides a practical platform for exploring computer architecture, software design, and the inner workings of simple operating systems.

The single-board computer shown here is the Tiny Board, a cost-effective alternative to the more advanced Mini Board, featuring a simplified two-layer PCB design.

Whether you're interested in how systems initialize, manage memory, interface with devices, or handle file storage, ByteCradle offers a hands-on learning experience grounded in real hardware. With two board tiers—Tiny and Mini—you can choose a setup that suits your goals, from basic experimentation to more advanced projects involving bank switching, SD card access, and hardware expansion.

Ideal for students, hobbyists, and retro computing enthusiasts, ByteCradle brings the essence of classic computing into an accessible, modern form.

Detailed information can be found in the project manual.