✨ Integrations

I wish quilter would add support for EasyEda. It would make PCB design so much easier for people like me. Right now its a bit frustrating that this isn't an option like altium software costs way too much for most hobbyists like me, and KiCad while its free, just isn't that easy to find those component like you need to add urself those footprint. If quilter supported EasyEDA, I really think a lot more people could use and enjoy it.

I noticed that your platform currently does not support EasyEDA files, which is disappointing for my workflow. It would be beneficial if your platform could directly support EasyEDA files, as it would streamline the process for users like me who work with these files regularly.

Autodesk Fusion 360

Zuken CR 8000

Siemens Xpedition

I am interested in using CircuitMaker with your platform. It would be beneficial if there was an integration available, as it would streamline my workflow and enhance productivity. I understand that the focus is currently on Allegro and Xpedition design tools, but having CircuitMaker integration would be a valuable addition.

I have a DSN file from Cadence OrCAD and would like to upload it to your platform. Currently, your system only supports Altium and KiCAD file formats. It would be beneficial to have support for Cadence OrCAD/Allegro file formats to accommodate users like me who rely on these tools.

I need to upload various types of PCB files, but currently, your system does not accept .brd files from Eagle CAD. It would be beneficial if you could support these files, as it would streamline my workflow and allow me to use your platform more effectively.

Switching tools to use the service is somewhat clunky. It would be great to have a KiCad plug-in that allows for a 1-click upload of schematics and board files, making the process more seamless and convenient.

Currently, Quilter supports only KiCAD and Altium, but our team uses Zuken CR-8000. It would be beneficial if Quilter could support Zuken CR-8000, allowing us to directly test and evaluate its AI capabilities without needing to convert files through Altium.