Tidy in one step
Clean up the first pass automatically so the schematic is readable before deeper layout work.
Auto-clean a messy first pass and export a ready-to-use KiCad or Altium project when your team standardizes there. Or keep going into layout and manufacturing in ProtoFlow.
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Clean up the first pass automatically so the schematic is readable before deeper layout work.
Get a KiCad project bundle, schematic, netlist, and footprints, that opens without a library scavenger hunt.
Open the project in KiCad or Altium with parts and nets already defined and checked, or keep going and lay out the board in ProtoFlow.
Run cleanup to standardize the layout of the schematic and the wiring.
Resolve electrical warnings so you do not carry mistakes into layout.
Export a ready-to-use bundle for KiCad or Altium, or sync to ProtoFlow's PCB editor and start placement there.
A KiCad project bundle, the schematic, netlist, and associated footprints, packaged so KiCad opens it cleanly.
Yes. ProtoFlow exports Altium projects as well as KiCad, EAGLE, PADS and EDIF, and it imports KiCad, Altium and EAGLE projects, so you can move designs between ProtoFlow and the tool your team uses.
Yes, when parts are bound to real components, their footprints export with the project.
No. ProtoFlow includes a PCB editor with DRC, an auto-router, and Gerber and JLCPCB outputs. Export is for teams that standardize on KiCad or Altium, or want to finish a board in the tool they already use.
Describe a circuit in plain English and get an editable schematic with real parts: the first step of a flow that continues into layout, simulation and manufacturing in the same app.
ExploreFind the parts you need from one place, with real symbols and footprints, instead of bouncing between datasheets, catalogs, and browser tabs.
ExploreProtoFlow drafts the schematic from your brief with real parts, then carries it through PCB layout, SPICE simulation and manufacturing files in one desktop app. Export to KiCad or Altium when your team standardizes there.
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