Arc
Get unstuck in KiCad
Arc helps you complete complex KiCad simulations step by step, guiding setup, configuration and troubleshooting without endless forum searches
Early access for engineers, students and power users
Trusted by engineers at leading institutions to move faster through complex PCB design workflows. Arc is designed for serious KiCad users who value precision, clarity and speed in their design process
“I've been waiting for this since ChatGPT came out. Arc answers all my KiCad questions instantly saving me hours.
I can't imagine using KiCad without it now”
Nvidia Engineer
KiCad is powerful and widely used for schematic capture and PCB layout. But as projects become more advanced, friction increases and design workflows become harder to manage.
Users commonly struggle with:
Multi-sheet schematic organization
Managing footprints and symbol libraries
Setting up and validating design rules
Resolving ERC and DRC errors
Handling net classes and differential pairs
Preparing manufacturing outputs
Interpreting 3D viewer results and mechanical fit
Documentation exists and forums are active. But when something does not behave as expected, finding the right answer can slow progress significantly
Arc is designed to support the workflows that commonly slow KiCad users down. It provides structured, step by step guidance focused on execution rather than theory
Arc helps with:
Schematic capture, hierarchical design and library management
Footprint assignment and PCB layout setup
Design rules configuration and resolving ERC and DRC errors
Generating Gerbers, drill files and manufacturing outputs
Instead of searching threads or parsing documentation, Arc gives clear procedural guidance tailored to the task you are trying to complete. It helps you execute correctly and efficiently so you can spend less time troubleshooting and more time refining your PCB design
To get early access before public release, join the waiting list. We are working with a limited number of beta users and will reach out to members of the waiting list if spaces become available