Breadpad - SPICE 模擬器

Every time I would try and use the oscilloscope and simulate the app would instantly break and close out. That same file wouldn’t be openable for a few minutes.

It should add leds

I absolutely love the concept but it needs some work. I am currently studying electrical engineering and saw this app on a Instagram ad and thought it looked cool and might help me build a few devices. Unfortunately did not have some of the features I wanted but did not have which is obviously more of a personal opinion but I believed it would help you build more users. Now here’s something’s I would like to see on this: 1. Beginner Friendly Tutorials explaining each component and its use and how to use it on this app. Same goes for the other aspects in this device like coding. Maybe a website or something that you can link to explaining everything. 2. More electric components, such as h-bridges 3. Library for better organized for components. 4. More appealing and better understanding layout. For instance if I was a student or someone younger, this app could be a great learning source for many people and possible collaboration with Apple itself to help many people get into engineering. And help many engineers practice or get better at understanding their work. Go even farther and add physics engines to in the future.

Hi, just a question. Love the app, no issues. Just wondering if there are plans to add switches to the list of features? Would love the make Logic Gates for teaching but without the risk lol

I agree with another’s reviewer that switches and LEDs would be very helpful

This was pure confusion. No way to test your boards. I love all the details you can do, but this is not for beginners.

Can we please get a one time payment for at least 40 or 50$ for the app to have it for life!?

I’ve never seen an app get this many bug fixes.

My biggest beef is it when you return to a circuit you spent time building, it's totally blank and you have to start all over. What's the point of renaming if it won't even save properly? Also, there are many options to zoom in, but no option to zoom out. Makes it hard to see your whole circuit when the default view is already so zoomed in.

I love this app, with my very small amount of knowledge it seams great, my only thing is, could we get tutorials either on the app or YouTube. It would be great for introducing people to this amazing tool, thank you and keep up the great work!