Ship Hardware Faster, Cheaper

Most of a hardware program's engineering hours go into documents that follow from decisions already made — requirements, FMEAs, test plans, review packets. Creopus takes the blank page out of that work, so engineering time goes into the decisions instead.

• First drafts in minutes, not days — one prompt drafts a complete document in 30–90 seconds, grounded in your hierarchy node and the documents you attach. A DFMEA that takes a 2–3 day workshop with 4–6 engineers is drafted in under 5 minutes, leaving engineers to refine it.
• A whole requirements tree in one run — requirements cascade generates requirements for every node of a system hierarchy, up to 200 nodes, in a single run.
• Faster review loops — severity-tagged comments, dispositions that gate approval, and one-click AI implementation of accepted comments replace review-by-email and PDF markup.
• Catch problems before you pay for them — Implementation Workspace checks schematics, PCB layouts, and SPICE decks against your requirements, PCB Layer Stackup gives the trace width each impedance target needs on every layer, and Gerber Analysis scores manufacturability and gives an indicative cost before you order a board.
• Lower SME load — junior engineers produce reviewable first drafts; senior engineers review and approve instead of writing derivative artifacts from scratch.
• No extra seats for reviewers — teammates on any plan, including Free, can review, comment, and view shared work.