Draw the system in the truck at lunch. Hand the customer a clean PDF before you leave. AVSchematic turns a napkin sketch into a drawing that looks like you paid a draftsman.
Coming soonBuilt natively for Apple Silicon & Apple Pencil
Main Boardroom · Schematic + Rack
Signal flow
Rack elevation · 12U
HDMIAudioEthernetControlOne device list · two drawings
Signal-flow schematics
Drag devices in and wire the ports. Every cable is colour-coded by signal, so the drawing reads at a glance.
Rack elevations
The same devices drop into the rack. Change it once and both drawings stay in step.
What you see is what you send
PDF, print and DXF come out exactly like the screen. No "it looked different in AutoCAD."
Apple Pencil on iPad
Sketch on site with the Pencil, finish on the Mac at home. Your drawings follow you.
Big screens, many sheets
Built for multiple monitors: keep every sheet in the set open at once.
Buy it, own it
No subscription treadmill planned. Pay for the version you use, upgrade when you want to.
Made by an integrator who was tired of choosing between expensive CAD and a pencil.
Most dealers never learned AutoCAD, and nobody should need to. Drawings end up on napkins, cardboard, or with someone paid to redraw them.
AVSchematic is being built by a working AV and control-systems programmer, so the people who install the systems can draw them, fast, and still look like professionals.