Feature Requests

Many users get confused when trying to import Kicad or Eagle projects from the profile page. Since all import options are in the same menu, it's hard to understand at a glance that some allow project imports, while others allow only component imports. Idea: Adding a sub-menu in the import (like the import menu in the editor page) that looks something like: Import -> Libraries -> KiCAD/Eagle Import -> Schematics -> Altium/Cadence

Traces could follow parts while dragging the parts around

Ability to create hierarchical designs like in KiCad. An absolute must for any serious design. Ability to instantiate designs multiple times for reused blocks. Along with the hierarchical schematics then the ability to perform a layout of a hierarchical element, and then 'stamp' these designs into the final design. Take a 32 input sensor. A sensor channel is defined in a schematic and instantiated 32 times. Then laid out once and the same layout is repeated 32 times. What ever structuring required can be overlaid at a high level 2x16, 4x8, global controller distributed controllers, etc etc. Such a feature is not only useful for a multi-channel project, but extremely useful for say a PC motherboard, a Tablet or similar large design, where you want to build sub-components for getting the design broken down in manageable parts, that can be captured and routes, and then placed and connected at a high-level. Adding a feature like this will give Flux.ai a very unique and very strong position in the market.

When you change the name of a project, previous slugs to that project will not work. The idea here would be to add something in the "Share" dialog to copy a permalink, a link that will always point to the project.

Could not find to way to create custom shaped copper region/polygon pour.

Component rotate shortcut would be easier (like R key). For example in my notebook '[' can use with Fn key.

I'm finding it challenging to export schematics in a format that's easy to read and print. It would be beneficial if I could export these schematics in PDF format for better readability and ease of printing.

Import schematics and PCB from KiCAD.

By introducing a feature that allows someone to manually trigger DRC checks, rather than having them run automatically after every change, it may improve performance for larger projects. This manual override would let users choose the most convenient times to perform these checks, reducing lag when moving the PCB layout and doing final tweaks.