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The Suite
Chip teams juggle dozens of secondary tools between the big signoff engines. EasyChip consolidates them - 50 tools across five stages, one shared context, one cockpit.
The consolidation map
One platform layer orchestrating five stages of tooling - on top of the deterministic engines that actually sign off silicon.
The Cockpit - cross-cutting platform
local-first orchestration · reproducible flows · managed PDK substrate
01
Design
From intent to RTL
10 tools · 1 live
02
Verify
From RTL quality to functional closure
12 tools · 4 live
03
Implement
From netlist to routed silicon
13 tools · 2 live
04
Sign Off
From analysis to tapeout confidence
8 tools
05
Advance
Beyond the single die
3 tools
Deterministic engines - orchestrated, never replaced
We wrap, we don't rebuild
EasyChip orchestrates industry-standard engines rather than reinventing them. You keep the tools already trusted for signoff - EasyChip owns the layer above: integration, context, and developer experience.
Today each tool is its own island - its own setup, its own outputs, its own mental model. In EasyChip, every tool reads and writes shared design state, so results compound instead of scattering.
The secondary toolchain today means dozens of vendor relationships, licences, and support contracts. A bundle collapses that into one - with one consistent interface over it.
We don't compete with your signoff engines - we make everything around them coherent. That means adopting EasyChip is an addition to your flow, not a bet-the-company migration.
Objections, answered
No. EasyChip is the cockpit above your signoff engines - it consolidates and orchestrates the secondary toolchain around them and owns the integration and developer-experience layer, not the signoff itself. You keep the engines the industry already trusts.
Nine tools are live today - LintBit, VisUPF, VisSDC, RegBit, WaveBit, Stella, SAC, FlowBit, and Silicrate - spanning design, verification, implementation, and the platform layer. Everything else on the site is labeled In Development or Roadmap. We label status honestly on every tool, always.
Yes. EasyChip wraps standard engines and standard formats - it fits alongside your current flow rather than forcing a rip-and-replace. Tools compose as nodes in FlowBit graphs, and everything can run locally.
We orchestrate proven open engines rather than reinventing signoff - including OpenROAD, Yosys, Verilator, Icarus, SymbiYosys with Z3, KLayout, and Netgen - alongside our own modern cores for synthesis (Stella) and timing (SAC).
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