About CircuitScope
CircuitScope is in beta testing and still under active development. Some features are unfinished, things may change or occasionally break, and the board library is still growing. If something doesn't work or you have an idea, please use "Give feedback" — every report helps us improve the site.
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CircuitScope is a community database and augmented-reality tool for identifying circuit boards and understanding what's on them. Point your camera at a board, or open it in the web viewer, and see an interactive overlay of its components — click any part to read what it does, its part number, the net it sits on, and repair notes.
It's built for repairers, makers, students and the right-to-repair community — a place to look up a board you're working on, contribute what you know, and learn how the hardware fits together.
What you can do
Scan & identify
Recognise a board from your camera and pull up its data instantly.
Interactive overlays
Click components on a board photo — front and back — to inspect them.
Community-driven
Submit boards and edits; moderators review before they go live.
AI insight
Get plain-English explanations and common failure notes for parts.