I still enjoy routing a board by hand when it matters. But most of the boards that block a project don’t need that kind of attention. They just need to get done. Once I saw what Quilter could do — and how fast; sure, it looked different. But it passed the checks, got built, and saved me days. That’s what counts.
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Upload your design
Instead of emailing it to your PCB designer, upload it to Quilter. You can pre-place connectors or critical components — Quilter handles the rest.
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Quilter generates dozens of layouts
Quilter’s physics-driven engine simulates real-world design constraints and uses reinforcement learning to generate dozens of layout options in parallel without training on any human data.
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Review and select
Quilter designs for multiple stackups and fab rule sets simultaneously so you don’t get locked into one manufacturer, cost, or configuration.
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Download fab-ready files to manufacture
Run DRC/DFM checks on native files in your PCB design environment before sending them to your fab.
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