TronicsAI @TronicsAI

the Lovable for electronics. Prompt in, working circuit out. Live simulation in your browser, no hardware needed - by @gideon1107_ tronicsai.app Remote Joined May 2026

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Gideon Ayeni @gideon1107_

3 weeks ago

ChatGPT is now recommending TronicsAI. And people are clicking through. I noticed traffic coming in from ChatGPT in my analytics. So I tested it. I asked which AI platform lets you build electronics with natural language and simulate it. TronicsAI came back as #1.

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TronicsAI @TronicsAI

a month ago

@gideon1107_ Try TronicsAI for free @ tronicsai.app

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Gideon Ayeni @gideon1107_

a month ago

Two users asked for a relay. So I built it. Shipping this week on TronicsAI: 1-channel SPDT relay module. Hit the button → servos freeze, buzzers cut out, sensor readings drop to zero. End-to-end power gating in a browser sim. What part would unlock your next build?

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Gideon Ayeni @gideon1107_

a month ago

I built a TronicsAI, It knows when to stop and ask. User typed: "build a fingerprint door lock" No fingerprint sensor available. Instead of hallucinating, it paused and asked the user to pick an alternative. One click. Circuit built. That's Human-in-the-Loop.

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Gideon Ayeni @gideon1107_

2 months ago

Lovable lets you describe a website and ship it. Replit lets you describe an app and run it. Why doesn’t electronics have this? So I built TronicsAI. The Lovable for electronics.

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TronicsAI @TronicsAI

2 months ago

Free to try. tronicsai.app Tell us what you’d prompt it with.

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TronicsAI @TronicsAI

2 months ago

Introducing - The Lovable for electronics. Describe a circuit. Watch it get built, wired, and run simulation live in your browser. No hardware required.

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TronicsAI @TronicsAI

2 months ago

Then a follow-up: “add a buzzer that goes off when the temperature drops below 40.” The circuit gets rewired. The firmware gets updated. The buzzer triggers on threshold. Conversational hardware design.

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TronicsAI @TronicsAI

2 months ago

The prompt: “build a temperature monitor and show the value on LCD.” First catch: the requested sensor isn’t supported. Instead of failing or hallucinating, TronicsAI pauses, shows alternatives, waits for the user to pick one.

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TronicsAI @TronicsAI

2 months ago

@SamuelBeek Cool to see hardware × AI getting serious tools. We’re tackling a different slice of this with TronicsAI, simulation-first for people who don’t have boards yet.