Embedder

Embedder is an AI platform for embedded software and firmware development, delivered through Visual Studio Code. It targets the work that slows hardware releases: board bring up, hardware debugging, hardware in the loop testing, platform migrations and performance optimization. Rather than generating generic code, it reads the chip's reference manual and the team's own schematic, drafts a cited implementation plan, writes part specific drivers and validates them on real hardware and existing bench equipment. It is built for firmware teams in semiconductors, IoT, medical devices, automotive, aerospace and defense, industrial automation and consumer electronics. Datasheet intelligence cites the manual section behind every register value it writes, and schematic ingestion resolves the netlist against the datasheet for pin muxing, pull ups, bus addresses and errata workarounds. For debugging it reads serial output and drives GDB sessions, turns logic analyzer and oscilloscope captures into structured evidence, and drives power profilers to tie current draw back to specific code. It can also generate tests from hardware documents, run them on real probes and instruments, and rerun them after proposing a fix. Pricing is published as plan tiers without amounts. Free gives individual developers access to select hardware platforms, schematic formats and AI models with a limited credit allowance, and is not authorized for commercial use. Startup, through sales, adds commercial use, the full hardware catalog and model selection, Altium and KiCad schematics and shared team credits, with limited seats. Enterprise, also through sales, adds unlimited seats and credits, Xpedition, PADS and Eagle schematics, single tenant, VPC or on premises deployment and a dedicated account manager. Embedder Tech Inc. was founded in 2025 and is backed by Y Combinator and CRV among other investors.