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docs.kenp.io is a documentation site for do-it-yourself hardware modification projects, mainly USB-C conversion kits and cases for Apple devices. It hosts step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting pages, compatibility and version information, and assembly guides, organized by project in a left-hand navigation bar. It is a reference site for people building or installing these kits, not a shop or a general blog.
What the site covers
The homepage lists the projects currently documented, each with its own set of pages:
| Project | What the documentation includes |
|---|---|
| iPhone USB-C Protection Cases | Instructions, troubleshooting |
| AirPods USB-C Protection Cases | Instructions, troubleshooting |
| AirPods MAX USB-C External Adapter | Instructions |
| USB-C Internal Kit | Compatibility, versions, video, assembly guides (v1.1 and v1) |
| AirPods PRO 1 USB-C Internal Kit | Compatibility, versions, video, assembly guides (v3.1, v3, v0.2+v0.1) |
| AirPods 1 + 2 | Compatibility, versions, video guide, repair and upgrade guide |
| Meta Quest 2 Clear Kit | Clear kit assembly guide (v1) |
The pattern is consistent: for each project you can check whether your device version is supported, then open the assembly guide that matches the kit version you have.
How the site is organized
- Left navigation bar: every project is listed there, so you pick your device first and then drill into its pages.
- Version-specific guides: assembly guides are split by kit revision (for example v1.1 vs v1, or v3.1 vs v3 vs v0.2+v0.1). Use the guide that matches the hardware you actually received.
- Compatibility and versions pages: these sit alongside the guides for the internal kits, so you can confirm fit before starting a build.
- Video guides: several projects include a video alongside the written assembly guide.
Source files and support
- Source files: project source files are hosted on GitHub.
- Support: help is handled on the project's Discord server. The homepage notes the server is read-only by default, and posting privileges are granted when you purchase something from the associated shop.
That last point matters if you are stuck mid-build: reading the documentation is open to anyone, but asking questions in Discord depends on having a purchase on record. Plan to rely on the written guides and troubleshooting pages first, and treat the Discord as the escalation path for buyers.
When this site is the right resource
Use docs.kenp.io if you are installing or repairing one of the listed kits and need the guide for your specific version, a compatibility check, or troubleshooting steps. If you are looking for general information about USB-C modding, product purchasing, or community discussion outside these projects, this site is not built for that — it is a versioned instruction archive for a defined set of hardware projects.