Four ideas. That's the whole system.
Every component lives once in your library. Everything else points to it, so stock, cost and shortfalls stay right everywhere. Hover the words to see them in the app.
From the parts drawer to the finished build.
Take a photo. Get a filed part.
Photograph any component. magpie recognises name, category and specs, checks whether you already own it, and compares prices from online shops.
A library that knows where things are.
Each part gets a readable ID like MCU-1001, plus price, source, storage place and datasheet. Projects reference parts instead of copying them, so a change shows up everywhere.
Order only what's missing.
magpie compares what your projects need with what's in stock. Missing parts go on the order list in one click. Forward an order confirmation and the package shows up until you book it into stock.
Plan on a board, not in a spreadsheet.
Drag modules between projects, lasso loose parts into a new module, and try bigger changes in a dry run before anyone else sees them. Others work on the same board live.
Ask, and get answers from your own parts.
The chat reads your library, stock and projects. It suggests modules, parts and order lists, and nothing gets created until you click.
Also in the box.
Next on the bench.
In the pipeline, no dates yet. Vote for what you need first. Waitlist members hear when it ships.
Free to start. Fair after that.
The first 100 paying customers pay 30 % less for as long as they stay subscribed. A credit is one scan or one AI answer.