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Describe your idea
Open a new project and explain what you want to build. ADE proposes a direction for you to confirm.
PCB Studio / Native PCB design for macOS
PCB Studio brings design artifacts, routing, review, and production handoff into one focused place.
YOU SCROLL. IT TAKES SHAPE.
01 / 05 The board
Meet OrbitX. A desktop controller, taking shape from its actual project geometry.
100 × 80 mm · OrbitX
Scroll to assemble
Preparing OrbitX…
Assembly study from the OrbitX project · Work in progress; mechanical and production review remain open.
One calm place to make hardware happen
PCB Studio is an Agent Development Environment (ADE) for electronics. Work with AI to develop schematics, a bill of materials, PCB layouts, and 3D views in one native macOS workspace.
Three projects. Real app recordings.
A connected control hub. A full keyboard. A desktop dial. Explore the materials, components and physical details of projects taking shape in PCB Studio.
Assemble Atlas Control Hub ↗A connected engineering flow
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Open a new project and explain what you want to build. ADE proposes a direction for you to confirm.
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Keep the conversation, component choices, and engineering artifacts connected as the project develops.
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Open the schematic, component list, PCB, and 3D view. Inspect the result and decide what to work on next.
Preparing Atlas Control Hub…
01 / BUILD SOMETHING REAL
Atlas Control Hub. The board and its supporting components come together.
↓ Scroll. Bring it together.The app. The workflow. The projects.
Explore Marco Rossini’s native Mac app, learn how ADE fits into the design process, and look inside the projects taking shape.
Explore PCB Studio for Mac: an AI-assisted workspace for schematics, BOM, PCB layout and 3D review. Learn about the current beta and free early access.
Read the story The workflowHow ADE works in PCB Studio: describe a board, review the proposed direction, follow project artifacts and check the results. A practical electronics workflow.
Read the story Project study / 01Explore OrbitX in PCB Studio: a 100 × 80 mm desktop controller with a round display, rotary control and four keys. See the real project and assembly study.
Read the story Project study / 02Explore Atlas Control Hub, a 100 × 75 mm PCB project with 187 component models. Inspect connectors, component placement and copper in its 3D assembly study.
Read the storyDonate / Support the project
PCB Studio will be free, with an open source release planned. I’m building it step by step, and there’s still plenty to test, fix, and improve.
Access will open in small batches so I can follow people’s projects, listen to feedback, and fix issues personally. It gives me the time to make the tool more reliable as it grows.
If you’d like to support the work, a small contribution helps cover development time, prototype boards, and hands-on testing. Thank you for helping me keep going.
Via PayPal to Marco Rossini, creator of PCB Studio.
Donating is completely optional. Trying the tool, reporting a bug, or sharing an idea helps too.