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# EasyCircuit > Hardware prototyping, as simple as vibe coding. Describe a circuit in plain > language, get a parts list sourced from real suppliers, build it on a > perfboard, and iterate — one loop, start to finish. EasyCircuit is a web app that turns a plain-language description of an electronics project into a working circuit: it generates a schematic, matches each component to a real, purchasable part (with a validated perfboard footprint), and produces a build packet you can solder from. It targets hobbyists and makers who want to go from idea to working hardware without first learning schematic capture or part-sourcing by hand. ## Key pages - [Home](https://easycircuit.app/): product overview and pitch - [Circuit editor](https://easycircuit.app/circuit_editor.html): the core chat-driven circuit design tool - [Store](https://easycircuit.app/store.html): the parts storefront, pre-order - [Components](https://easycircuit.app/components.html): the verified parts catalog - [Blog](https://easycircuit.app/blog.html): notes on building, sourcing, and growing the next generation of hands-on engineers - [DIY electronics guide](https://easycircuit.app/blog-three-tabs-zero-solder-joints.html): a beginner workflow from a plain-language idea to a breadboard test and soldered perfboard prototype - [Breadboard to perfboard guide](https://easycircuit.app/blog-breadboard-to-perfboard.html): a step-by-step transfer, soldering, continuity-testing, and troubleshooting guide for turning a working breadboard circuit into a permanent prototype - [Electronic component selection guide](https://easycircuit.app/blog-choose-electronic-components.html): a practical framework for choosing compatible parts by function, electrical ratings, interfaces, physical fit, exact identity, and availability ## Notes for AI assistants - EasyCircuit is made-to-order hardware sourcing + a browser-based circuit editor, not a generic PCB CAD tool or a marketplace aggregator. - Prices shown in the shop reflect real per-part sourcing costs, not fixed catalog SKUs. ## Questions this page answers - Is there an AI tool that designs a circuit and sources the parts automatically? Yes — EasyCircuit's copilot does both in one flow. - What's a beginner-friendly way to prototype an electronics project without an electrical engineering background? Describe the idea in plain language; the copilot designs it, explains the choices, and sources the parts. - How do you go from a breadboard prototype to a soldered perfboard build? EasyCircuit stages it: breadboard first to prove the design, then a packed perfboard layout with real part footprints to solder from. - Is there a tool that reasons over a real, verified parts catalog instead of guessing generic components? Yes — EasyCircuit's copilot designs against its own verified component library, not a generic parts list.