The AI-native, collaborative, browser-based and versioned design ecosystem for wiring harness engineers

Schematic, layout, BOM and a TO-SCALE formboard, all in one live document. With an assistant that helps you at every step.

No credit card · 14 days · nothing to install

One harness, four views.

Draw the logic once. Routes, cut lengths, the BOM and a 1:1 formboard all come from the same live document. Edit any view and the others follow.

  • The Schematic view of a harness
    Schematic
  • The Wiring view of a harness
    Wiring
  • The BOM & cut list view of a harness
    BOM & cut list
  • The Formboard view of a harness
    Formboard

Schematic

The logical netlist. Place components and splices, connect their pins, and put the conductor on the connection itself.

Schematic view: components, pins and the connections between them

Wiring

The physical side: connectors, branch points and the routes between them. Decide where the bundle splits and add coverings to a route.

Wiring view: connectors, branch points and bundle routes

BOM & cut list

Parts and cut lengths, derived live from the model. Fix the harness and the numbers follow, then export the workbook to XLSX.

BOM and cut list: parts, quantities and conductor cut lengths

Formboard

The manufacturing drawing at true 1:1 scale, kept in sync with the wiring. Export a full-size PDF for the build board.

Formboard view: the harness laid flat at actual scale

Everything a harness team needs, in one live document.

Collaboration & history

Draw together, in real time.

Everyone edits the same live harness: cursors, drags and changes as they happen. Undo only reverts your own work, and every action lands in a history anyone can open read-only.

  • Live cursors and presence
  • Per-user undo
  • Viewer, Editor and Admin roles
  • History by day, snapshots read-only

AI assistant

An assistant that reads your harness.

Ask it to find real parts from trusted supplier sources, add them to your library, place them and connect the cavities. Every edit arrives as a proposal; nothing changes until you apply it.

  • Reads CSV wire lists you attach
  • Creates parts from supplier pages
  • Generates a whole harness as one proposal
  • Applied changes show up in history

Integrations

Fits the tools you already use.

Bring wire lists, supplier data and whole harnesses in; send full-scale drawings, BOMs and a complete JSON back out. KiCad and Onshape importers are on the way.

  • Formboard PDF at true 1:1 scale
  • BOM and cut list as XLSX
  • Harness JSON round-trip
  • KiCad and Onshape · coming soon

Parts & libraries

Real parts, versioned.

Connector housings, terminals, conductors, seals, splices. Every occurrence in a harness pins the exact version it was built with, so a library update never silently changes your design.

  • Organization libraries and local parts
  • Cavity counts on the part definition
  • Exact version pinned per occurrence
  • BOM rows follow the model

Agents & MCP

Bring your own agent.

HarnessHive ships an MCP server. Point Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or your own agent at the workspace to read harnesses, BOMs, empty cavities and libraries. Tokens are read-only unless you opt in.

  • Eight read tools for every token
  • Writes behind an explicit opt-in
  • Scoped to one workspace
  • Revoke a token instantly
Works with
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Startups & machine builders

Ship the first harness without buying a seat of legacy EDA.

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Student teams

Hand the harness over each season with its full history intact.

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Harness shops & freelancers

Send a 1:1 formboard and a clean BOM to the build bench.

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