Start free — plan, code, design, automate & collaborate
Free for your own projects — learning, hobbies, experiments, and the thing you hope turns into a business. One subscription adds cloud AI, hosted automations and your own machines, and is the licence once you are paid for the work.
A full connected studio on all your devices.
- Web
- macOS
- Windows
- Linux
- iPad
- iPhone
- Android
Free
A visual workspace and a full code IDE, free for personal use
Learning, studying and your own personal projects. A visual workspace in the web; on your machine, a full code IDE with your own files, terminals and coding agents.
- Infinite-canvas whiteboard for ideas, diagrams & plans
- Visual editors: workflows, design, sheets, notebooks, code & more
- Free desktop app — a full code IDE: your own projects, files & terminals
- Free iPad, iPhone & Android app — write and run code, maths notebooks, designs and sheets, on the device
- Bring your own model — Ollama or LM Studio on your machine, or your own OpenRouter key
- Bring your own coding agent — Claude Code, Gemini or Codex, in the app
- Point your agent at Circuitry — it can read any document you have open
- 10 cloud documents (3 designs) · 2 GB storage · no card
Hobby
Cloud AI credits, and workflows that run in the cloud
The automation on-ramp, still for personal projects. Adds cloud AI to every editor, and deploys your workflows to run in the cloud on a schedule or when another app calls.
- Everything in Free
- 3,000 cloud credits / mo — AI agents, chat, wizards & enrichment
- Deploy workflows to the cloud — webhooks & schedules
- Up to ~3,000 hosted automation runs / mo (from your credits)
- AI code completions as you type
- For personal, non-commercial use
Personal
The full Studio — an AI co-pilot in every editor
For paid work — freelancers and solo professionals. Adds the commercial licence and the full Studio, with an AI co-pilot in every editor and your machines connected.
- Everything in Hobby
- Licensed for commercial work — paid, freelance & client projects
- The full Studio — an AI co-pilot in every editor
- Circuit: all your devices working together over wifi
- Home Circuit — your computer from anywhere: terminals, agents and builds, from the phone in your pocket
- Cloud Circuit — spin up a Linux machine when you want one, and shut it down after
- Let the agent BUILD — images, vector art, diagrams and whole workflows
- Pair programming & live collaboration
- Compiled code steps — Go, Rust, C, C++ & Zig
- 6,000 cloud credits / mo · 25 GB storage
Pro
For power users who live in the editor
For usage that has outgrown Personal — heavy solo builders, and companies licensing Circuitry for someone who works for them. More credits, more cloud automations.
- Everything in Personal
- For serious visual engineering
- Advanced system modelling and analysis — generate and maintain class, sequence, state, entity relationship and workflow diagrams
- Analyse code and logs together in a sequence diagram, with timing information
- Analyse systems, document them, reverse-engineer a codebase, share and collaborate visually with your team and AI
- For heavy solo use, or a company licensing one person
- 15,000 cloud credits / mo — 2.5× Personal
- Up to ~15,000 hosted automation runs / mo (from your credits)
- 100 GB cloud storage
Business
For teams building & running on automations
Teams shipping products and automations at scale — per-seat access with pooled company credits, admin controls, and headroom as your user base grows.
- Everything in Pro
- 3 seats included, then $35 per extra seat
- 45,000 cloud credits / mo — pooled across your team
- Pooled company credits — cover AI and automation
- Shared team project folders with role-based access
- Admin console with per-seat budget caps
Compare every plan
Personal — $20/mo
- Smart whiteboard
- Communicate with your team and with AI using sketches and diagrams. Ink and shapes become real objects you can move, restyle and reuse — not a flat picture.
- Workflows
- Build and run automations — call cloud services, process files and images, and chain steps into something that runs on its own.
- Sheets
- Spreadsheets for tracking, calculating and feeding data through the rest of your work.
- Design studio
- Design screens and graphics with real vector tools — layers, text on a curve, gradients — and take the result out as HTML or code.
- Code IDE
- A full code IDE for your own projects and files, with your command-line coding agents working beside them. Vim support.
- React editor
- Edit JSX and React pages with a live preview beside the source. Point at anything on the page and the code behind it is found and highlighted for you — so you edit what you can see, rather than hunting for it. Vim support.
- CodeBook — notebooks
- For testing code and algorithms, data science, training models, or writing up a paper — notes, code and results together on one page. Earlier cells stay live as you build up, with a REPL underneath for one-off lines. Things most notebooks cannot do: step through a breakpoint, pick the language per cell, lay cells out side by side, draw illustrations and diagrams among them, and convert the page to a workflow to run it as a decision flow.
- Web pages & 3D scenes
- Build a web page or a 3D scene with a live preview beside the source.
- Circuitry Studio for iPad, iPhone & Android
- The whole studio on a tablet or a phone — with Apple Pencil on iPad, and a layout built for one thumb on a phone. Pairing it to your own computer, to reach your files and run things on that machine, comes with Personal and up.
- In-app browser — with agent control & testing
- A browser inside Circuitry for previewing what you build, beside your work. The agent can drive it too — clicking, typing, tapping as a finger, reading the console and network, and checking phone and tablet widths — so it tests its own work while you watch.
- Connect your own agent to Circuitry
- Point a coding agent or another AI tool at Circuitry and let it SEE your work — the whiteboard, the designer, a workflow, a sheet, the page in the browser tab. Reading is included on every plan, including Free; changing what it sees is the paid line.
- Python, JavaScript & TypeScript - Workflows
- Write a workflow step in Python, JavaScript or TypeScript.
- Go, Rust, C, C++ & Zig - Workflows
- Fast, compiled workflow steps written in Go, Rust, C, C++ or Zig.
- Terminals (shell)
- In-app terminals run a shell on your own machine, in the desktop app. In the web and on mobile, pair your computer with a Circuit to reach its terminal, or start a Cloud Circuit for a Linux machine in the cloud. Vim support.
- Local file & image processing pipelines
- Batch-process files and images on your own machine — no upload, no cloud round-trip. Runs on the machine it is installed on in the desktop app; from a browser, iPad or phone it needs a connected Circuit.
- Command-line coding agents (Claude Code · Gemini · Codex)
- Drive your own command-line coding agents inside Circuitry, on your subscription and your models, in the desktop app. In the web you need a connected Circuit.
- Ollama — models on your own machine
- Point Circuitry at Ollama running on your own machine.
- LM Studio — models on your own machine
- Point Circuitry at LM Studio running on your own machine.
- OpenRouter — your own key
- Reach hundreds of hosted models through OpenRouter with your own key.
- Any OpenAI-compatible endpoint
- Anything speaking the OpenAI API — a self-hosted server, a private deployment or another provider — with an optional key of your own.
- Apple Intelligence — on-device
- On Apple devices: on-device Apple models, used directly on an Apple Silicon Mac or a recent iPad, or through a connected Circuit running on a Mac.
- Cloud-saved documents
- Documents saved to the cloud — whiteboards, workflows, designs, sheets and more. Free includes 10, of which up to 3 can be design documents.
- Unlimited
- Cloud storage (files + vectors)
- Fair-use. Overage billed at $0.10 / GB-month.
- 25 GB
- Version history
- Every cloud save is kept, with its images, and any earlier version can be restored from the file’s menu. Kept versions count toward your cloud storage.
- Cloud AI
- Hosted AI models — chat, agents, wizards, image generation and embeddings — run by Circuitry and drawn from your monthly credits.
- Included cloud credits (AI + automation)
- One monthly pool of credits, spent on whatever you use in the cloud — hosted AI by its exact token usage, and hosted automation runs by their compute. Running low? We’ll email you — top up any time, or it refreshes next cycle.
- 6,000 / mo
- AI that can act on your documents
- The assistant editing your designs, whiteboards, workflows, sheets and project files, rather than only answering questions about them. Reading your work is ungated on every plan; changing it is the paid line.
- AI wizards (code · data · design · plugins)
- The build-it-for-me helpers throughout the editors — write a code step, shape data, generate a design or a plugin.
- Sketch to workflow
- Draw a diagram by hand and it becomes a real workflow — and the AI fills the nodes in, writing the code and setting up the agents that make it actually do something.
- Sketch to image
- Draw something rough, select it, and have AI turn it into a finished image — your sketch goes to the model as the reference, so the result follows what you drew instead of a description of it. Select the result and go again to refine it.
- Hosted automations (webhooks & schedules)
- Let another app — or a schedule — trigger your workflow automatically in the cloud. (A “webhook” is just a link another service calls to start your workflow, e.g. a new order or form submission.) Their compute draws from the SAME monthly credit pool as AI, so these figures are a typical “up to”, not a separate budget.
- up to 6,000 / mo
- Remove Circuitry branding
- Hide the Circuitry logo in your own header, and the small badge shown on documents you share with other people.
- AI that builds — images, SVG, diagrams & workflows
- The agent generating the work itself: images and icons, vector artwork, diagrams, whole workflows and designs — on any surface, whether you are driving it from the in-app chat or from your own connected agent.
- Commercial-use licence
- Free and Hobby are for personal, non-commercial use — learning, hobby projects and trying things out. Once you are paid for work you make with Circuitry, or you use it for a company or an employer, you need a commercial plan. Each licence covers one person; Business licenses a team by the seat.
- Circuit — connect your own machines
- Connect another machine (Circuit) to run models, Python and shell on your hardware, or pair your iPad, iPhone, Android or browser to your computer and use the full power of Circuitry Studio from anywhere.
- Home Circuit — reach your computer from anywhere
- Your own machine, from outside your network — terminals, files and coding agents keep running at home while you carry on from a phone or a tablet. The connection is direct and encrypted between your devices; no inbound ports to open.
- Cloud Circuit — spin up a Linux machine
- Start a Linux machine when you want to do some work, and shut it down when you are done — terminals, builds and coding agents on it, from whatever device you are holding. For the times your own computer is not there to reach: away from home without leaving it running, or on the train with your phone instead of a laptop.
- External tool servers as workflow steps
- Give a workflow access to tools that live outside Circuitry — a step that calls out to a tool server, so your agents can use it mid-run.
- Pair programming & live collaboration
- Work in the same documents at the same time — follow each other between tabs, share a cursor and pen, and hand over control.
- Workflow Run Log
- A step-by-step record of what a workflow did on each run — what each node received, produced and how long it took.
- Advanced system modelling and analysis
- Work visually with software engineering and architecture — analyse systems, document them, reverse-engineer a codebase, and share and collaborate visually with your team and AI. Generate and maintain class diagrams, sequence diagrams, state machines, entity relationship diagrams and workflows, and analyse code and logs together in a sequence diagram with timing information.
- Team seats
- Business is licensed per seat. 3 seats are included in the base price; add more at $35/seat. Manage seats and members from the admin console.
- Pooled company credits
- Cloud credits and hosted-run allotments are pooled across the whole company — everyone draws from one shared bucket — with an admin console to set per-seat budget caps.
- Shared team project folders
- Share whole project folders with your team — members open and work on the same documents, with per-project access roles (view or edit).
- Priority support
* Business’s hosted automation runs (~45,000/mo typical) are pooled across your team and drawn from your shared credit pool, backed by a per-account rate limit. Storage beyond your plan is billed at $0.10/GB-month. Running low on credits? We’ll email you — top up with more credits or auto top-up (Stripe) or a credit pack (Apple App Store), or your allowance refreshes next cycle.
Enterprise
Custom pricing
For organizations that need more than Business. Pricing is tailored to what you actually need — we bill for dedicated support time, custom integrations built for you, team training, and a contractual SLA.
- Everything in Business
- SSO / SAML & SCIM provisioning
- Dedicated support time
- Custom integrations built for you
- Team training & onboarding
- Tailored SLA & contract
- On-prem / self-host options
Education
Schools, colleges & universities
Circuitry is built for teaching and STEM subjects. One app takes students from their first line of Python to professional software — tell us about your classes and we’ll work out pricing with you.
- First steps in codeYounger students learn Python by drawing with turtle graphics.
- Math, science & AICodeBook mixes notes, code, charts and results on one page.
- Programming in any languageOne editor for every language a course teaches.
- Professional softwareStudents build real projects with the tools developers use.
- Software architectureDesign systems with flowcharts, sequence and UML diagrams.
- AI-assisted coding & researchLearn to write code and research a topic with AI.
- Whiteboard presentationsTeach and present from a shared whiteboard.
- Graphic designPosters, illustrations and layouts in the design editor.
Questions
What is a hosted automation run?
It’s a workflow Circuitry runs for you in the cloud when something triggers it — another app calling a link (a “webhook”, e.g. a new order or form submission) or a schedule you set. Because we run them on our own machines, each plan includes a monthly allotment. Anything you run yourself in the editor or on your own Circuit never touches that allotment.
Are workflow runs in the editor really free?
Yes. Runs you trigger in the editor, or on a Circuit on your own machine, use your own compute and are unlimited and free. The only thing ever metered on those runs is cloud AI: if a run calls a Circuitry-hosted model, those tokens draw from your included credits.
How is AI usage billed?
Each cloud AI call spends credits based on the exact tokens it uses, drawn from your monthly allowance — heavier models cost more credits per call. Your own models cost no credits: point Circuitry at Ollama or LM Studio on your machine, or bring your own key. That covers everything you run yourself — in the editor, and on your own Circuit. Automations we host for you run in our cloud and cannot reach a model on your machine, so their AI always draws from your allowance.
What if I run low on credits?
AI and hosted automation draw from one pool of monthly credits, so there’s only one balance to watch. We’ll email you as you approach it — no surprises. Top up any time: buy more credits or switch on auto top-up if you subscribe through Stripe, or grab a credit pack through the Apple App Store. Upgrading raises your monthly pool, and it refreshes at the start of each billing cycle.
How does Business team billing work?
Business is $149/mo and includes 3 seats; add more seats any time at $35/seat. Adding or removing seats is handled in your admin console. Cloud credits — covering both AI and hosted automation — are pooled across the whole company rather than locked to each seat. From the admin console you allocate a monthly allowance to each team member, adjust any member’s limit, or grant extra credits at any time — so a heavy user and a light user balance out and no single person can drain the pool. Team plans are billed on the web.
Is there a free plan?
Yes, and it comes two ways, no card needed. In the web: every editor, to design and sketch workflows, diagrams and more, with a small storage allowance. On your own machine: the desktop app is a free download — a full code IDE with your own projects, files, terminals and your own command-line coding agents. Free is for personal, non-commercial use — learning, studying and your own projects. It doesn’t include cloud AI or cloud automations: upgrade to Hobby ($9/mo) for cloud AI credits and workflows that run in the cloud, or to Personal and up for the full Circuitry Studio, which is also where you move once your work is paid for.
Can I use Circuitry for paid work?
Yes, on Personal ($20/mo) and above. Free and Hobby are licensed for personal, non-commercial use: learning, hobby projects and trying things out — including a project you hope will become a business one day. You need Personal or Pro from the point you are actually paid for work you make with Circuitry, or you start using it for a company or an employer. Being paid is the line, not what you intend to build, so there is nothing to work out in advance: start free, and move up when it earns.
Our company wants to use it — which plan?
If you are licensing Circuitry for someone who works for you, employee or contractor, that is Pro; for a team, Business licenses everyone by the seat with pooled company credits and an admin console. Each licence covers one person and can’t be shared. Two people can simply hold a licence each — Business becomes the better value from three, when the pooled credits, shared project folders and admin controls start to matter. Schools, universities and registered charities can use the free plans for teaching, study and charitable work.
Cloud automation, at a fraction of the going rate
Based on an AI analysis of published pricing across the major workflow-automation platforms, Circuitry runs hosted automations for far less per run — typically under $1 per 1,000 runs, drawn from your monthly credits. Runs in the editor or on your own server are always free.
And Circuitry is much more than a workflow-automation platform — the same subscription is a full studio for designs, documents, code, sheets, chats and more.
| How others bill | Typical published rate |
|---|---|
| Per-step / per-action tools | $1–50 / 1,000 steps |
| Per-execution platforms | $6–9 / 1,000 runs |
| Compute-metered platforms | $15–25 / 1,000 units |
| Circuitry — per whole run, from your credits | under $1 / 1,000 runs |
Approximate, based on an AI analysis of each platform’s published rates for comparable cloud tiers (2026); verify current pricing with each provider. Per-step and per-action tools bill each step, so one multi-step run costs several units — a 5-step run on a premium per-task tool can top $100 per 1,000 runs. Per-execution platforms bill the whole run. Circuitry bills the whole run from your credits; cost varies with run length, but short automations land around $1 per 1,000.
One subscription replaces your editor, your design tool, and your automation bill.
Start free. Move up when your work does.