Open-source boards
I review your public KiCad board for free, and publish the report.
You get the same hand-checked review the paid options start with. In return, the report becomes a public sample for the next person deciding whether this is worth trying.
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Send a public repo
A KiCad project on GitHub or similar, with a license that lets me read it. Tell me which commit to use.
2
I run the check and read every finding
The same free checker, then each blocker and warning confirmed or dismissed against your files, plus the parts library and rotation checks where the project ships a BOM and placement file.
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You see it first
You get the report before anyone else does. Anything you do not want published comes out. Then it goes on the site with a link to your repo and the commit, labeled as a sample.
Rules of the offer
- Free. Capacity is limited to a few a week; if I am full I say so.
- KiCad only, and public. Private repos are the paid options.
- The report says what is wrong. It is never written to flatter the tool or to run down your project, and it carries the same “checked by hand” notes as the sample.
- Nothing is published without your yes.