Originals
The printed diagrams. We read them. We do not replace them.
Printed diagrams in.
EDA canon out.
Turn hard-to-read printed electronic troubleshooting manuals into interactive troubleshooting guides.
Ancient electronic equipment in the field, no longer supported. If the owner's manual has an electrical diagram, get KiCad files a contract manufacturer could build a replacement circuit board from.
Printed aircraft wiring you cannot search. Turn it into an interactive guide a mechanic can follow on the ramp.
A 1980s drive or CNC with no spare board left. If the manual has a diagram, get files a shop can fab.
Locomotive and signal diagrams no vendor will reprint. Get a package you can troubleshoot from, or a board a contract house can build.
The work
Printed circuit diagrams are scans. Mixed languages. No netlist. No connectivity a tool can trust. We validate each canonical against the original. Where the conversion holds, you can trust it. Where it could not, the package marks it. Nothing invented.
The printed diagrams. We read them. We do not replace them.
We check the canonical against the sheet. You can trust what passed. A gap is marked. You must not trust it.
A package a tool can load. Views follow the canon. The canon does not follow a view.
Status
We proved the idea on one domain first. It is not the product.
If you have printed diagrams and want in, join the waitlist.