Your engineering agent for building real hardware.

Conductor turns product requirements into a schematic, verified part list, design checks, and production files. You stay in control of every decision.

Describe. Review. Export.

Conductor works through the full design as one connected system. Requirements, parts, power, connectivity, and design checks stay linked as the project changes.

One workspace / one design record

One workspace for the whole design.

Requirements, agents, files, checks, parts, and costs stay visible together. There is one project record from the first brief to final export.

01 / Define

Start with the requirements.

Tell Conductor what the product must do, how it is powered, what it connects to, and any limits the design needs to meet.

Design recordInputs / constraints / interfaces / open decisions
02 / Design

Build with real parts.

Conductor selects components, checks stock and pricing, and keeps the schematic, netlist, and bill of materials synchronized.

Working designSchematic / netlist / parts / power budget
03 / Check

Find problems before release.

Conductor checks the design against the requirements, flags specific findings, and keeps the reason for each decision visible.

Review packageFindings / evidence / approvals / revision history

Files you can build with.

Conductor produces standard engineering files and a clear record of how the design was made. The work is ready to review, revise, and hand off.

01

Schematic

Connected symbols, named nets, power architecture, and design notes.

02

Bill of materials

Orderable parts with quantities, manufacturer numbers, price, and availability.

03

Netlist

A machine-readable record of every component and electrical connection.

04

Validation report

Requirement checks, design findings, evidence, and approval status.

Automation that shows its work.

Conductor can do the detailed work without hiding it. You can inspect the sources, approve material changes, and revise the brief at any point.

Trace the work

See the requirement, source, and reasoning behind each important design choice.

Approve changes

Require approval before part swaps, requirement changes, or other material decisions.

Revise the brief

Change a constraint and let the connected design update without losing the project history.

Two ways to use Conductor.

Use Free Review on a design you already have. Use Pro Studio when you want Conductor to build the design with you. Review is open to everyone. Studio is invite only.

Free ReviewFree

Review an existing design.

For a schematic and netlist you already have.

Upload your files and Conductor reviews them the way an engineer would. Findings are ranked by severity and tied to the exact place in the design.

  • Schematic and netlist review
  • Findings with suggested fixes
  • Datasheet-backed evidence
  • Inline schematic views
  • Revision comparison
Start a free reviewNo invite required
Pro StudioInvite only

Build a brand new design.

For a product you need designed.

Describe the device and work with the full design agent. Studio includes everything in Free Review, plus the tools that create and revise the design.

  • Describe-to-order design agent
  • Live part sourcing and BOM pricing
  • Rail-by-rail power budgets
  • Pin-to-pin schematic planning
  • KiCad, netlist, and CSV BOM export
Request a Studio inviteClosed beta / limited onboarding

Common questions.

What do I upload for a review?
A schematic and netlist exported from your EDA tool, such as a KiCad project or a standard netlist file. Conductor reviews them against your requirements the way an engineer would.
What files does Conductor produce?
A KiCad-compatible schematic, a netlist, a CSV bill of materials with manufacturer part numbers, and a validation report you can share. Everything opens in your normal tools.
Who owns the design?
You do. Every file Conductor produces is yours to keep, modify, and manufacture, with no restriction.
Is my design confidential?
Projects are private to your account. Your files are used to run your reviews and nothing else.

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