Mapping
Photograph it once.
Snap the deadfront, the app detects every breaker, you label what each one controls. Add amperage, manufacturer, and install date if you know them. Add a photo of the panel sticker for the legend.
Features
The same app a homeowner uses on a Saturday is the one electricians keep open in the truck. One iOS binary. No web app. No second login.
Mapping
Snap the deadfront, the app detects every breaker, you label what each one controls. Add amperage, manufacturer, and install date if you know them. Add a photo of the panel sticker for the legend.
AR Identify
Vision-based auto-calibration locks onto the real deadfront in milliseconds. Labels float over the live camera, anchored to each physical breaker as you move. Works in dim utility rooms. Runs on-device.
Trip Log
Hit Log Trip when something pops. The app stamps the time and the cause. Patterns — same breaker, same hour, same dryer — surface in the log so you bring data to your electrician, not a guess.
Sharing · v0.2
Invite anyone by email, viewer or editor. Print a QR sticker for the panel door so an electrician can pull up the map without an app install. Revoke any share from the app at any time.
Offline-first
Synced panels live on your device. Read, edit, and identify offline. Edits queue and sync the next time you have signal. Cache-first design means no spinner when you need a label.
Label Shop
Once your panel is mapped, order a custom legend sheet — printed, die-cut, and shipped in 3–5 business days. Lasts longer than tape and a Sharpie. Matches your actual circuit names instead of whatever the previous owner wrote in 1994.
Why Breaker Map