Start from a finished board
Every use case has a circuit you can start working on straight away, and AI swaps in the parts and values you actually need.
What it actually does
- 18 use cases, each with an example circuit you can look at first
- Pick one and start — no separate template, colour and layout pickers
- Built-in starters are whole boards: parts, nets, placement and outline included
- Or start from a blank board and use none of it
How it works
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1. Describe the board you need
One sentence covering the MCU, how it is powered, and what it drives. A hand sketch or a photo of a reference board works too.
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2. AI handles parts and layout
Part selection, schematic, nets, placement and routing in one pass, with DRC/ERC run over it — you get a real, editable board, not a design write-up.
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3. Export and get it made
Export Gerber, Drill, BOM, and CPL and send them straight to a fab house for a quote. Every version is archived, so you can always go back.
FAQ
No. A template is only a starting point — every component and every net can be changed, and one sentence can swap the MCU or add an interface.
Starters use common, easy-to-source part numbers. Swapping in whatever you have on the shelf is one click, and the routing adjusts when the footprint differs.
Yes. Save a finished board as your own template and start from it next time; changing it later doesn't affect boards already made from it.
More things it can do
Lay out a whole board from one sentence → Every part can be changed by AI → Or just change it yourself → Errors caught as you draw → The parts list comes with it → 2D board view and 3D preview → Free address, share instantly → Shared pages come with SEO → See who came by → Manufacturing files in one click →