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Build, Connect, and Understand

Welcome to your digital breadboard — a app for beginners, students, and curious minds to explore computer science by building and experimenting.

This app lets you design digital logic circuit diagrams and simulate them in real-time. With this tool, you can build an 8-bit computer using simple logic gates by creating and connecting circuits that perform specific functions, such as combinational circuits for arithmetic and logic operations (ALU).

- Easy Gate Manipulation
Add, move, and delete a group of gates with intuitive touch or mouse gestures. No clutter, no fuss — just drag and build. 
Stay organized by naming your gates and applying colour labels. Perfect for keeping track of functions and improving circuit readability.

- Chip System
Pack a group of gates into a self-contained chip with defined inputs and outputs. Chips act like your own custom logic components — perfect for building scalable systems like d-flip, adder, register, program counter, ALU, and More.

- Share Your Creations
Export and share your circuits or clips with others. Great for teaching, or showing off your designs.

- Waveform Viewer
Visualize how signals change over time. Debug and understand circuit behaviour.

- Cross-Platform
Available on multiple platforms — take your circuits with you wherever you go.

● Why I Built This App

I learned the basics of computer science on my own and taught myself to be a software engineer. I wonder if the tool had been more inviting and easy to understand, I might have started my journey earlier and wouldn't have had to try multiple times.

It’s a hands-on learning tool that helps you explore computer engineering principles by simulating the process of building an 8-bit computer from scratch — starting from just four basic logic gates.

Whether you're trying to grasp concepts from your Computer Systems course or just curious about how computers really work under the hood, this app offers a low-barrier, high-reward way to learn by doing — no risk of fried chips or tangled wires.

Designed specifically with touchscreen interaction in mind, the experience is intuitive and tactile — drawing out your ideas directly onto a digital breadboard

- Have fun building circuits from your fingertips.

- I'd love to hear how you use this application so I can continue to improve it and add more features.

Build, Connect, and Understand

Welcome to your digital breadboard — a app for beginners, students, and curious minds to explore computer science by building and experimenting.

This app lets you design digital logic circuit diagrams and simulate them in real-time. With this tool, you can build an 8-bit computer using simple logic gates by creating and connecting circuits that perform specific functions, such as combinational circuits for arithmetic and logic operations (ALU).

- Easy Gate Manipulation
Add, move, and delete a group of gates with intuitive touch or mouse gestures. No clutter, no fuss — just drag and build. 
Stay organized by naming your gates and applying colour labels. Perfect for keeping track of functions and improving circuit readability.

- Chip System
Pack a group of gates into a self-contained chip with defined inputs and outputs. Chips act like your own custom logic components — perfect for building scalable systems like d-flip, adder, register, program counter, ALU, and More.

- Share Your Creations
Export and share your circuits or clips with others. Great for teaching, or showing off your designs.

- Waveform Viewer
Visualize how signals change over time. Debug and understand circuit behaviour.

- Cross-Platform
Available on multiple platforms — take your circuits with you wherever you go.

● Why I Built This App

I learned the basics of computer science on my own and taught myself to be a software engineer. I wonder if the tool had been more inviting and easy to understand, I might have started my journey earlier and wouldn't have had to try multiple times.

It’s a hands-on learning tool that helps you explore computer engineering principles by simulating the process of building an 8-bit computer from scratch — starting from just four basic logic gates.

Whether you're trying to grasp concepts from your Computer Systems course or just curious about how computers really work under the hood, this app offers a low-barrier, high-reward way to learn by doing — no risk of fried chips or tangled wires.

Designed specifically with touchscreen interaction in mind, the experience is intuitive and tactile — drawing out your ideas directly onto a digital breadboard

- Have fun building circuits from your fingertips.

- I'd love to hear how you use this application so I can continue to improve it and add more features.

Build, Connect, and Understand

Welcome to your digital breadboard — a space for beginners, students, and curious minds to explore computer science by building and experimenting.

This app lets you design digital logic circuit diagrams and simulate them in real-time. With this tool, you can build an 8-bit computer using simple logic gates by creating and connecting circuits that perform specific functions, such as combinational circuits for arithmetic and logic operations (ALU).

- Easy Gate Manipulation
Add, move, and delete a group of gates with intuitive touch or mouse gestures. No clutter, no fuss — just drag and build. 
Stay organized by naming your gates and applying colour labels. Perfect for keeping track of functions and improving circuit readability.

- Chip System
Pack a group of gates into a self-contained chip with defined inputs and outputs. Chips act like your own custom logic components — perfect for building scalable systems like d-flip, adder, register, program counter, ALU, and More.

- Share Your Creations
Export and share your circuits or clips with others. Great for teaching, or showing off your designs.

- Waveform Viewer
Visualize how signals change over time. Debug and understand circuit behaviour.

- Cross-Platform
Available on multiple platforms — take your circuits with you wherever you go.

● Why I Built This App

I learned the basics of computer science on my own and taught myself to be a software engineer. I wonder if the tool had been more inviting and easy to understand, I might have started my journey earlier and wouldn't have had to try multiple times.

It’s a hands-on learning tool that helps you explore computer engineering principles by simulating the process of building an 8-bit computer from scratch — starting from just four basic logic gates.

Whether you're trying to grasp concepts from your Computer Systems course or just curious about how computers really work under the hood, this app offers a low-barrier, high-reward way to learn by doing — no risk of fried chips or tangled wires.

Designed specifically with touchscreen interaction in mind, the experience is intuitive and tactile — drawing out your ideas directly onto a digital breadboard

- Have fun building circuits from your fingertips.

- I'd love to hear how you use this application so I can continue to improve it and add more features.

Build, Connect, and Understand

Welcome to your digital breadboard — a space for beginners, students, and curious minds to explore computer science by building and experimenting.

- Easy Gate Manipulation
Add, move, and delete a group of gates with intuitive touch or mouse gestures. No clutter, no fuss — just drag and build. 
Stay organized by naming your gates and applying colour labels. Perfect for keeping track of functions and improving circuit readability.

- Chip System
Pack a group of gates into a self-contained chip with defined inputs and outputs. Chips act like your own custom logic components — perfect for building scalable systems like d-flip, adder, register, program counter, ALU, and More.

- Share Your Creations
Export and share your circuits or clips with others. Great for teaching, or showing off your designs.

- Waveform Viewer
Visualize how signals change over time. Debug and understand circuit behaviour.

- Cross-Platform
Available on multiple platforms — take your circuits with you wherever you go.

● Why I Built This App

I learned the basics of computer science on my own and taught myself to be a software engineer. I wonder if the tool had been more inviting and easy to understand, I might have started my journey earlier and wouldn't have had to try multiple times.

It’s a hands-on learning tool that helps you explore computer engineering principles by simulating the process of building an 8-bit computer from scratch — starting from just four basic logic gates.

Whether you're trying to grasp concepts from your Computer Systems course or just curious about how computers really work under the hood, this app offers a low-barrier, high-reward way to learn by doing — no risk of fried chips or tangled wires.

Designed specifically with touchscreen interaction in mind, the experience is intuitive and tactile — drawing out your ideas directly onto a digital breadboard

- Have fun building circuits from your fingertips.

- I'd love to hear how you use this application so I can continue to improve it and add more features.

Build, Connect, and Understand

Welcome to your digital breadboard — a space for beginners, students, and curious minds to explore computer science by building and experimenting.

- Easy Gate Manipulation
Add, move, and delete a group of gates with intuitive touch or mouse gestures. No clutter, no fuss — just drag and build. 
Stay organized by naming your gates and applying colour labels. Perfect for keeping track of functions and improving circuit readability.

- Chip System
Pack a group of gates into a self-contained chip with defined inputs and outputs. Chips act like your own custom logic components — perfect for building scalable systems like d-flip, adder, register, program counter, ALU, and More.

- Share Your Creations
Export and share your circuits or clips with others. Great for teaching, or showing off your designs.

- Waveform Viewer
Visualize how signals change over time. Debug and understand circuit behaviour.

- Cross-Platform
Available on multiple platforms — take your circuits with you wherever you go.

● Why I Built This App

I learned the basics of computer science on my own and taught myself to be a software engineer. I wonder if the tool had been more inviting and easy to understand, I might have started my journey earlier and wouldn't have had to try multiple times.

It’s a hands-on learning tool that helps you explore computer engineering principles by simulating the process of building an 8-bit computer from scratch — starting from just four basic logic gates.

Whether you're trying to grasp concepts from your Computer Systems course or just curious about how computers really work under the hood, this app offers a low-barrier, high-reward way to learn by doing — no risk of fried chips or tangled wires.

Designed specifically with touchscreen interaction in mind, the experience is intuitive and tactile — drawing out your ideas directly onto a digital breadboard

- Have fun building circuits from your fingertips.

- I'd love to hear how you use this application so I can continue to improve it and add more features.

Build, Connect, and Understand

Welcome to your digital breadboard — a space for beginners, students, and curious minds to explore computer science by building and experimenting.

- Easy Gate Manipulation
Add, move, and delete a group of gates with intuitive touch or mouse gestures. No clutter, no fuss — just drag and build. 
Stay organized by naming your gates and applying colour labels. Perfect for keeping track of functions and improving circuit readability.

- Chip System
Pack a group of gates into a self-contained chip with defined inputs and outputs. Chips act like your own custom logic components — perfect for building scalable systems like d-flip, adder, register, program counter, ALU, and More.

- Share Your Creations
Export and share your circuits or clips with others. Great for teaching, or showing off your designs.

- Waveform Viewer
Visualize how signals change over time. Debug and understand circuit behaviour.

- Cross-Platform
Available on multiple platforms — take your circuits with you wherever you go.

● Why I Built This App

I learned the basics of computer science on my own and taught myself to be a software engineer. I wonder if the tool had been more inviting and easy to understand, I might have started my journey earlier and wouldn't have had to try multiple times.

It’s a hands-on learning tool that helps you explore computer engineering principles by simulating the process of building an 8-bit computer from scratch — starting from just four basic logic gates.

Whether you're trying to grasp concepts from your Computer Systems course or just curious about how computers really work under the hood, this app offers a low-barrier, high-reward way to learn by doing — no risk of fried chips or tangled wires.

Designed specifically with touchscreen interaction in mind, the experience is intuitive and tactile — drawing out your ideas directly onto a digital breadboard

- Have fun building circuits from your fingertips.

- I'd love to hear how you use this application so I can continue to improve it and add more features.

Build, Connect, and Understand

Welcome to your digital breadboard — a space for beginners, students, and curious minds to explore computer science by building and experimenting.

- Easy Gate Manipulation
Add, move, and delete a group of gates with intuitive touch or mouse gestures. No clutter, no fuss — just drag and build. 
Stay organized by naming your gates and applying colour labels. Perfect for keeping track of functions and improving circuit readability.

- Chip System
Pack a group of gates into a self-contained chip with defined inputs and outputs. Chips act like your own custom logic components — perfect for building scalable systems like d-flip, adder, register, program counter, ALU, and More.

- Share Your Creations
Export and share your circuits or clips with others. Great for teaching, or showing off your designs.

- Waveform Viewer
Visualize how signals change over time. Debug and understand circuit behaviour.

- Cross-Platform
Available on multiple platforms — take your circuits with you wherever you go.

● Why I Built This App

I learned the basics of computer science on my own and taught myself to be a software engineer. I wonder if the tool had been more inviting and easy to understand, I might have started my journey earlier and wouldn't have had to try multiple times.

It’s a hands-on learning tool that helps you explore computer engineering principles by simulating the process of building an 8-bit computer from scratch — starting from just four basic logic gates.

Whether you're trying to grasp concepts from your Computer Systems course or just curious about how computers really work under the hood, this app offers a low-barrier, high-reward way to learn by doing — no risk of fried chips or tangled wires.

Designed specifically with touchscreen interaction in mind, the experience is intuitive and tactile — drawing out your ideas directly onto a digital breadboard

- Have fun building circuits from your fingertips.

- I'd love to hear how you use this application so I can continue to improve it and add more features.

Build, Connect, and Understand

Welcome to your digital breadboard — a space for beginners, students, and curious minds to explore computer science by building and experimenting.

- Easy Gate Manipulation
Add, move, and delete a group of gates with intuitive touch or mouse gestures. No clutter, no fuss — just drag and build. 
Stay organized by naming your gates and applying colour labels. Perfect for keeping track of functions and improving circuit readability.

- Chip System
Pack a group of gates into a self-contained chip with defined inputs and outputs. Chips act like your own custom logic components — perfect for building scalable systems like d-flip, adder, register, program counter, ALU, and More.

- Share Your Creations
Export and share your circuits or clips with others. Great for teaching, or showing off your designs.

- Waveform Viewer
Visualize how signals change over time. Debug and understand circuit behaviour.

- Cross-Platform
Available on multiple platforms — take your circuits with you wherever you go.

● Why I Built This App

I learned the basics of computer science on my own and taught myself to be a software engineer. I wonder if the tool had been more inviting and easy to understand, I might have started my journey earlier and wouldn't have had to try multiple times.

It’s a hands-on learning tool that helps you explore computer engineering principles by simulating the process of building an 8-bit computer from scratch — starting from just four basic logic gates.

Whether you're trying to grasp concepts from your Computer Systems course or just curious about how computers really work under the hood, this app offers a low-barrier, high-reward way to learn by doing — no risk of fried chips or tangled wires.

Designed specifically with touchscreen interaction in mind, the experience is intuitive and tactile — drawing out your ideas directly onto a digital breadboard

- Have fun building circuits from your fingertips.

- I'd love to hear how you use this application so I can continue to improve it and add more features.