How we workFrom requirements to release

How we work.

You send the requirements. The pipeline runs on our servers; you approve each checkpoint online and receive the release package. Nothing to install.

StepsFive checkpoints
  1. 01
    Requirements → fixed quoteFunction, key parts, size, deadline. Price, tier and date within one working day.
  2. 02
    Inputs agreedParts, layers, stackup and fab confirmed in writing. NDA first if you need one.
  3. 03
    SchematicYou review the PDF and approve.
  4. 04
    Placement and routingYou review renders and the 3D board; one round of changes per checkpoint is included.
  5. 05
    ReleaseThe package with all gate reports. Optionally we order fabrication and assembly.
What to sendA block diagram is enough to start
FunctionWhat the board does, in a few sentences.
Key partsMCU, FPGA, sensors, radios; preferred or required.
InterfacesConnectors, buses, speeds, RF bands.
MechanicsOutline, mounting, height, host board.
PowerInputs, rails, currents, batteries.
Fab and quantityPreferred fab, assembly, how many, deadline.
What you receive
KiCad projectSchematic, board and the build scripts. Yours once paid.
Order packageGerber, drill, BOM and pick-and-place, KiCad and JLCPCB formats.
DrawingsSchematic and layer PDFs, 3D renders.
Verification recordERC, DRC, linter and review reports for every gate.
AnalysesThermal map, RF cascade, SPICE where the board needs them.
Decision logEvery choice with its alternatives and the reason.

Open test run 10 in the viewer →Download its release · zip, 2.9 MB

Data and IPYour design stays yours

The design is yours

Schematic, layout, scripts, release package and decision log belong to you once the board is paid for.

NDA before requirements

We sign your NDA before you send the requirements, or offer ours.

One project, one repository

Each project lives in its own private repository. Nothing from one customer's board is shown to another.

Data handling in the contract

Which data reaches the AI model provider, how long it is kept and which model runs your board are named in the contract.

QuestionsBefore you buy
Is this just AI drawing boards?

No. The AI agents write and run build scripts; they do not edit the board by hand. Nine deterministic gates decide whether a board ships, and an engineer approves every stage.

What does the engineer do?

Sets the inputs, approves the schematic, placement, routing and release, and decides every open point. The agents do the routine work between checkpoints.

Which EDA does it use?

KiCad 10, native project files. Altium imports KiCad projects; on request we check the import before release.

Can it follow our design rules?

Yes. Rules, checks, templates and part preferences are plain files. Your standards and reference designs are added the same way.

Who owns the design?

You do, once it is paid: KiCad files, scripts, release package and decision log.

Has a board been manufactured?

Not yet. Releases are verified by checks, models and simulation. The first boards are ordered through the pilots; photos and measurements will be published.

Which fabs and distributors?

Order files come in KiCad and JLCPCB formats; Gerber, drill, BOM and placement work with any fab, European ones included. Every BOM line has the manufacturer part number; LCSC numbers today, Mouser, Digi-Key and Farnell next.

What does the price include?

The design from agreed inputs to release, every gate and the full release package, with one round of changes per checkpoint. Fabrication and assembly are extra, at the fab's cost. Prices exclude VAT.

What if the board does not work?

We deliver a verified documentation package, not a guarantee of function; you approve every checkpoint. If an error in our design is found, the corrected re-release is discounted.

How are changes after release handled?

As a revision: the change goes into the scripts, all gates run again, a new tagged release ships. 15 to 30 % of the tier price.

How long does it take?

From 1–2 days for a simple board to 4–6 weeks for an SoC with DDR3. Fast-track starts within 24 hours. Times per tier →

Who is behind ZeroErrata?

A small embedded hardware team. ZeroErrata is in its pilot phase; company details come with the quote, and work is contracted and invoiced through a legal entity.

Quote

Send your requirements.

A fixed price and date within one working day.

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