SpeedUp AI

For years, I watched my software developer friends use AI and automation to ship features in days. Meanwhile, in the hardware world, we were still stuck in the past—spending weeks manually drawing symbols, scouring 100-page datasheets, and triple-checking pinouts just to get a basic schematic done.

The "manual" way of designing circuits felt like a massive bottleneck for innovation. That’s exactly why I built SpeedUp AI.

I wanted to create a reality where you can describe your hardware requirements in plain English, upload your component specs, and let the system handle the tedious architectural work. SpeedUp doesn't just "guess"; it analyzes your datasheets to build structured block diagrams and module schematics in real time.

We built this for the engineers and makers who are tired of the EDA grind. Instead of starting with a blank canvas, you start with a production-ready KiCad project that’s already passed electrical rule checks.

My goal is simple: to cut the path from a product idea to a finished schematic from weeks down to minutes. Hardware shouldn't be the reason your project is delayed.