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AI electronics project designer with a parts list you can buy in India

Describe the project you want to build. Soldr designs it: a parts list of real parts that Compoden has in stock, with prices in rupees, a power check, the wiring pin by pin, a schematic and the code. Buy all puts every part in one Compoden cart, shipped across India.

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What you get from one description

• A parts list of parts that exist: each one a Compoden product, shown In Stock with its price in INR, and the quantity the build needs.
• A power check: what every part draws against what the supply and the board's pins can give, including a servo's start-up peak.
• Wiring, pin by pin: a Wiring Table of every connection for the exact board, and a schematic of the same circuit.
• Code for that wiring: the sketch is written from the same pin plan, compiled on our server and, for supported boards, flashed from Chrome or Edge on a desktop.

How it works

1. Describe the project at app.soldr.ai: what it should sense, show or switch, and any parts you already own.
2. Soldr picks the board and parts that are in stock and checks the power.
3. It wires every pin and draws the schematic.
4. Generate code writes the sketch; Compile checks it.
5. Buy all puts the parts list in one Compoden cart, or buy only the parts you are missing.

Why the parts list matters in India

A design is only useful if you can get the parts. A parts list from a general chatbot often names modules that are hard to find here, or a variant at a different voltage. Soldr only picks parts Compoden stocks, so the list you see is the list you can order, priced in rupees and shipped across India; COD if checkout offers it for your order.

A common start: an ESP32 DevKitC, a DHT22, a 0.96 inch OLED and jumper wires.

Boards

Arduino, ESP32 and Raspberry Pi Pico builds. Soldr writes code for 674 board targets; ESP32 boards, the Arduino Uno, Mega and Nano and the Pico flash from Chrome or Edge on a desktop, and other boards download for the Arduino IDE or PlatformIO.

What Soldr checks before it writes code

• Free, safe pins: no part on a pin the board needs to boot, on an input-only pin, or on a pin already in use.
• Shared buses: two I2C parts at the same address are told apart.
• Logic levels: a 5 V part on a 3.3 V board gets a divider or a level shifter, or a note.
• Your own parts: tell it what you already own and the build uses them instead of adding new ones.

The details are in Wiring & pins. Anything wired to mains voltage needs a qualified electrician.

What it costs

Questions are free. Generated code costs credits, priced by the size of what is written, and a compile costs 5 credits. Sign in and get 100 credits free.

Questions

Is there an AI that designs an electronics project and gives me the parts list?

Yes. Describe the project to Soldr and it returns a parts list of in-stock Compoden parts with INR prices, plus the wiring, a schematic and the code for that wiring.

Can I buy the parts in India?

Every part Soldr picks is one Compoden stocks. Buy all puts them in one cart, shipped across India.

What if I already have some parts?

Say which parts you own and the build uses them; you only buy what is missing.

Is it free?

Questions are free; code and compiles cost credits. Sign in and get 100 credits free.