Hardware Engineers Lack a Native Tablet Workflow for PCB Design
Engineers accustomed to desktop tools like KiCad or Eagle currently have no native tablet-based option for designing printed circuit boards, forcing them to stay tethered to a desktop setup. This beta app targets that gap but the post itself is a beta signup announcement rather than documented user pain.
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