AI-native IDE for STM32 firmware. Turn requirements, schematics and datasheets into an organized project, one file at a time. Reference MCU pin mappings in chat, ask datasheet questions with page citations, configure pins and clocks visually, and review every AI edit. Build with local Keil MDK, flash/debug with your probe, or tune OLED/TFT UI in a virtual display before connecting a board. For STM32 firmware engineers, makers and hardware teams on Windows 10/11.
Hi Product Hunt! I’m the maker of EmbAI.
Embedded development often means switching between schematics, datasheets, an editor, a compiler, a debugger and a serial terminal. EmbAI brings that workflow into one STM32-focused workspace and gives the AI the hardware context around your code.
It is designed to make the first firmware iteration faster and easier to inspect, while keeping engineers in control of every change.
I’d love to hear from firmware engineers and hardware makers:
Which part of your hardware-to-firmware workflow takes the most time today?