Circuit Planner
Axel Hauschild Productivity iPhoneiPadiPod touch
Circuit Planner is a paid Productivity app for iPhone and iPad by Axel Hauschild. Requires iOS 15. Updated August 22, 2026.
- Price
- 2.99 USD
- on the App Store
- Size
- 7 MB
- Age 4+
- Updated
- Aug 22
- 2026 · v2.19
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About Circuit Planner
Circuit Planner is the intuitive and creative App to design IEC circuit diagrams for electrical engineering: • Uncomplicated handling and fast results close the gap between conventional drawing programs and complex CAD applications. • Numerous circuit diagram symbols, divided into categories, cover a wide range of applications in absolutely high-quality visualization. • All planning results can be exported in pdf format and printed out if required. The features in detail: • User-friendly, uncomplicated application for creating circuit diagrams for electrical engineering • 1070 integrated objects such as IEC circuit diagram symbols, text fields and geometries • Detailed IEC circuit diagram symbols, stored in categories, such as batteries, brakes, capacitors, conductors/cables, connections/terminals, control technology, converters, cross-references, devices, digital technology, fuses, generators, inductors, installation plans, integrated circuits / ICs, light sources, measuring instruments, motors, optical fibre cables, overvoltage protection, photovoltaic, plugs/sockets, protective devices, relays/contactors, reporting/signal devices, resistors, semiconductors, starters, switches/contacts, terminal strips, transformers and voltage sources • Reliable snap function for precise arrangement of objects on the drawing sheet • The automatic connection system ensures the correct electrical connection to immediately adjacent circuit diagram symbols at the starting point and end point of conductors • Automatically updated cross-references • Circuit diagrams in A4, A3 and A2 formats, each in landscape or portrait format with up to 20 drawing sheets • Drawing sheets with title block in two sizes for project details, date and name • Drawing sheets with column and row labelling and optional drawing grid • Print and export function for the circuit diagram in pdf format • Export and import options for scpData - project files • Clear and understandable explanations on how to use • Demo projects from the fields of energy technology, control technology and electronics • Save, load and sort function for project files • Automatic backup of project data when closing the application • App language: English and German Circuit Planner - A professional tool without annoying adverts, requires no internet connection and no in-app purchases.
What’s new
Version 2.19 · Updated August 22, 2026
Many thanks to our app user Mike for the suggestions! This update expands the available circuit symbols in the "Devices" and "Switches/Contacts" categories. The symbol library now contains a total of 1070 objects.
App privacy
The developer, Axel Hauschild, reported these privacy practices to Apple.
Data Not Collected
The developer does not collect any data from this app.
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