SpeedUp is an AI-assisted hardware design workflow that turns plain-language product requirements into a structured, editable schematic project for engineering review.
How it works
- Describe the device's functions, power requirements, interfaces, components, and operating constraints.
- Review a system architecture organized into functional modules, power rails, and signal interfaces.
- Generate structured schematic sheets with named nets and real, sourceable components.
- Download the editable project and continue reviewing, refining, and developing it in KiCad.
The generated package can include system architecture, module-level schematic sheets, symbol and footprint libraries, and BOM context. SpeedUp provides a first draft and engineering starting point; engineers remain responsible for detailed review, refinement, PCB layout, testing, sourcing, safety, compliance, and manufacturing decisions.
SpeedUp currently focuses on turning hardware requirements into editable schematics that engineers can review and refine. Its longer-term goal is to support more of the journey from an idea to working hardware.
SpeedUp is designed for hardware founders, product teams, and electronics engineers who want to move from a product brief to concrete, editable engineering artifacts without starting from a blank schematic.
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