Quilter

Upload Altium, Cadence, Siemens, or KiCAD projects directly. Define the board outline, pre-place connectors, determine the floorplan. You control the constraints

Quilter turns printed circuit board layout into an automated, physics-checked process for hardware engineering teams. Instead of routing a board by hand, users upload an existing Altium, Cadence, Siemens, or KiCAD project directly, then define the board outline, pre-place connectors, and set the floorplan while keeping control over the constraints. From there, the platform explores thousands of candidate layouts and validates every trace against real physics, returning multiple review-ready designs in hours rather than weeks.

The tool is aimed at PCB designers, electrical engineers, and R&D managers working on test fixtures and harnesses, IC evaluation boards, design validation boards, and backplane and interconnect boards, with users in semiconductors, robotics, consumer electronics, and aerospace and defense. It fits the design-generators corner of AI tools by replacing manual, iteration-heavy layout work with automated candidate generation while still letting engineers set the starting constraints themselves.

Quilter's own site does not publish specific pricing details, so teams that want to see how their board outline and connector placement translate into fabrication-ready candidates should reach out through the site to try uploading a project directly.

Category: Other AI. Pricing: freemium. Visit website

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