Design real PCBs with an AI that understands circuits.

Branch, diff, and merge hardware like code. Iterate with an AI copilot that reasons about nets, DRC, and components as first-class data — not an afterthought.

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Hardware teams iterate when DRC feedback is fast. EEs ship when BOM and netlists stay in sync. Startups win when Gerber handoff is boring.

Tracer is built for schematic-first workflows: describe intent, refine with the copilot, and export with confidence.

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Collaboration · real-time

Your whole team, in the same schematic.

Share a workspace, invite collaborators, and review changes together. Branches keep experiments isolated; merges bring them home — with an AI that resolves conflicts at the net level.

  • Live presence — see who's editing what
  • Per-user branches, no stepping on each other
  • AI-assisted merge resolves net conflicts
motor-driver-v2
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Recent activity
  • RZ
    Ryan Z. placed STM32G431 on schematic
    1m ago
  • MA
    Maria A. added C3, C4 decoupling caps
    4m ago
  • JK
    Jake K. merged feat/motor-control
    12m ago
  • RZ
    Ryan Z. ran DRC — 0 errors
    19m ago
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Tracerpilot · built in

Ask it to build the circuit. It does.

Tracerpilot reads your schematic as structured data and edits it with tool calls — placing symbols, wiring pins, adding labels, and running DRC on its own work.

  • Tool-calling agent, not a chat toy
  • Every action is a reviewable diff
  • Per-project conversation history
tracerpilot · built in · motor-driver-v2
Tracerpilotmotor-driver-v2
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Add an STM32G431 with decoupling caps and a reset pull-up.
tracerpilot
▸place_componentsymbol="STM32G431CB" ref="U1"
▸place_componentsymbol="capacitor" ref="C1" value="100nF"
▸place_componentsymbol="capacitor" ref="C2" value="4.7µF"
▸place_componentsymbol="resistor" ref="R1" value="10kΩ"
▸connect_pinsU1.VDD → VCC · 4 wires · 3 power ports
✓run_drc0 errors · 0 warnings
Swap in an ESP32-S3 and keep the same decoupling…

Git, but for hardware.

Every board is a repo. Every revision is a commit. Tracer brings branches, diffs, and merges to PCB design — with an AI that actually understands the tradeoffs.

motor-driver-v2
tracer log
  • main#1e9a

    Initial layout — 2-layer, 65mm x 40mm

  • feat/brushless#1e9b

    Swap DRV8833 → DRV8313 for 3-phase

  • feat/brushless#1e9c

    Re-route phase traces @ 0.5mm

  • feat/brushless#1e9d

    AI: added bulk caps on VBUS

  • pr #42#1e9e

    Merge brushless variant into main

  • main#1e9f

    Merged — DRC clean, 0 conflicts

$ tracer diff main..feat/brushless

Branch a board

Fork a variant to test a new MCU, package, or power tree — without touching main.

Diff like code

See net-level, footprint-level, and BOM-level deltas. No more guessing what changed.

Merge with AI

Tracer's copilot reconciles conflicting placements, nets, and rules when you merge.

Design sessions

AI when you need it. Quiet when you don't.

The editor stays responsive while long analyses run in the background; your canvas remains the source of truth.

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