Review your schematic
with AI.

Q: Which EDA tools are supported?

We support KiCad via plugin and Altium Designer via the full-project export script. Other EDA tools that can export compatible netlist artifacts may also work. Contact us if you need support for a specific tool.

AI-powered schematic validation that checks your design against datasheets, with exact per-review pricing shown before you run.

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Benefits

Beyond Traditional ERC

Your EDA tool checks connectivity rules. Traceformer checks your design against datasheets—catching the application-level errors that slip through.

Datasheet Cross-Reference

Validates your schematic against component datasheets. Verifies pin functions, voltage levels, and IC configurations that ERC can't check.

Evidence-Based Findings

Every finding cites specific datasheet pages so you can verify the reasoning yourself. No guessing—if there's no documentation to support an issue, it goes to "Missing Info" for manual review.

Component Configuration

Validates IC boot modes, configuration pins, external component requirements, and interface settings. Catches the subtle mistakes that prevent boards from powering on.

Product Flow

See the full review flow

These clips show the path from export and upload through datasheet retrieval, subsystem scoping, and evidence-backed issue review.

Upload Your Design

Create a project, export using our Altium export script or KiCad plugin, then upload your design files.

Select Model and Subsystems

Choose the review model, scope the run to the subsystems you care about.

Fetch Datasheets Automatically

Let Traceformer pull in component datasheets automatically.

Start review

Launch the review, then step through issues with datasheet-backed evidence.

Issue Detection

Common Design Errors We Catch

Great at catching common mistakes

Missing I2C Pull-Up Resistors

SDA/SCL lines missing pull-ups, wrong pull-up voltage rail, or parallel pull-ups creating too-strong drive strength

UART TX/RX Swapped

TX connected to TX instead of RX, or RX connected to RX—one of the most common debugging headaches caught before board spin

5V/3.3V Level Mismatch

5V output driving 3.3V input without level shifting—damages ICs or causes unpredictable behavior

Floating Enable & Boot Pins

EN/SHDN pins not driven or pulled to defined level, boot strap pins left floating, or GPIO0 missing pull resistor for programming mode

EDA Support

Works With Your Tools

Export from your favorite EDA tool and start reviewing

KiCad

Plugin available. One-click export directly from KiCad 7.0+. Includes schematic, netlist, and component data.

KiCad guide →

Altium Designer

Full project export script. Package complete Altium projects for review, including project-wide context and generated netlist artifacts.

Altium guide →

Traceformer Pricing

Try for free, then move onto individual or team billing as your usage grows.

Free

Try Traceformer

/mo

1 free review/mo
Up to 200 components per review
Up to 10 datasheets per review
Upload designs to see cost before purchasing

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Starter

For hobbyists & individuals

$20

/mo

$20 of monthly credits
Credit Rollovers
Up to 200 components per review
Up to 20 datasheets per review
Access to latest AI models
On-demand credit top-ups

Get started

Team

For professionals

$50

/seat/mo

Everything in Starter
$50 of monthly credits per seat, pooled at the workspace level
Team workspace
Up to 1000 components per review
Up to 100 datasheets per review
Usage reporting

Get started

Enterprise

For organizations

Custom

Everything in Team
Custom component limits
Custom datasheet limits
Custom credit pools
SAML SSO
Audit Logs
Custom RBAC
Custom ECAD Integrations
Priority support
Dedicated Slack channel

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

How do you prevent AI hallucinations?

Every finding cites specific datasheet pages as evidence. If the AI can't find supporting documentation, the check goes into 'Missing Info' rather than being reported as a verified issue. This lets you distinguish between evidence-backed findings and items needing manual review.

Does this replace my EDA tool's built-in ERC?

No. Traceformer focuses on datasheet and application-level issues—checking IC configurations, voltage domains, and interface requirements. Your EDA tool's ERC checks basic connectivity rules. Use both together for comprehensive checking.

Which EDA tools are supported?

We support KiCad via plugin and Altium Designer via our full-project export script. Other EDA tools that can export compatible netlist artifacts may also work. Contact us if you need support for a specific tool.