Flux AI — AI for Engineering & Architecture

Flux AI changes how you approach hardware engineering by combining traditional schematic capture and PCB layout tools with an AI agent that can reason through design plans. When you have an idea, you can describe it in plain text to start a collaborative workflow where the AI helps generate schematics, place components, and run electrical checks. Rather than operating purely on static templates, the platform continuously re-evaluates work after each step and references real component datasheets to manage technical details like passive sizing, I²C pull-ups, and decoupling capacitors. For teams and individual engineers migrating from legacy desktop software, Flux supports project imports from tools like Altium, KiCad, Cadence, and Eagle. You retain full control over your layout, allowing you to manually edit routes, adjust trace widths, and manage design rules alongside the AI assistant. While it offers powerful collaboration features and handles multi-layer boards up to eight layers for projects ranging from IoT devices to robotics, keep in mind that maintaining private project editing, exports, and active AI access requires moving to a paid subscription after your initial individual trial period ends. By keeping your workflow in the browser, Flux eliminates heavy software installations and provides real-time visibility into component pricing and stock availability, helping you bridge the gap between initial concept and production-ready manufacturing files.