AllSpice Hardware Development Platform

AllSpice, Inc. is a United States company that builds a collaboration and automation platform for electrical engineers, PCB designers and hardware and firmware teams. It addresses the way schematics, layouts, reviews and release files are scattered across email, shared drives and disconnected tools, which slows reviews and leads to costly board re-spins.

The platform brings Git-style revision control, visual diffs, comments, approvals and release management to native ECAD files. Automations run deterministic checks, validation and release gating in CI/CD-style workflows, and COGS reports pull component pricing and availability from DigiKey, SiliconExpert or other sources. DRCY, the AI design review agent, reads native schematics from Altium, KiCad, OrCAD, Allegro System Capture, DeHDL and DxDesigner, parses datasheets and posts findings such as swapped TX/RX or wrong pin voltages as comments. Customers include Molex, Tools for Humanity and Partner Electronics.

• Revision control: Git-based version history and visual diffs for native ECAD files.
• Design reviews: comments, approvals and release management in the browser.
• DRCY AI agent: datasheet-aware first-pass schematic review with sourced comments.
• Automations: deterministic checks, validation and release gating in CI/CD workflows.
• COGS reports: component pricing and availability from DigiKey, SiliconExpert and others.
• Enterprise security: SOC 2 Type II, SSO, MFA, AWS GovCloud and self-hosted deployment.

A Vietnamese electronics design centre serving foreign OEMs can run design reviews and releases with clients in one auditable workspace. An EMS company can use automated checks to gate design releases before production. A device maker can apply the AI agent to catch schematic errors before ordering prototypes.

Design reviews move from screenshots and email threads to a single traceable workspace with visual diffs and approvals. The DRCY agent performs a first-pass schematic review so senior engineers focus on real issues. Customers report reclaiming about 30 hours per engineer per month, and avoiding one board re-spin saves about four weeks per program. SOC 2 Type II, SSO, MFA and a self-hosted option meet enterprise and defence security needs.

Hardware teams are adopting software-style practices such as version control, continuous integration and AI code review, as product cycles shorten and boards grow more complex. Distributed design across countries makes shared, traceable review tools essential. Design centres in Vietnam and Southeast Asia that work with global OEMs increasingly need the same review discipline and audit trail as their clients.

AllSpice, Inc. states in its privacy policy that it is located in the United States. Co-founder and CEO is Valentina Ratner. The platform is SOC 2 Type II and SOC 3 certified and states that it never trains AI on customer data. Pricing is offered in Enterprise Core, Partner, Strategic and Self-Hosted tiers.