@quubspace@SpaceX Hey I saw you were looking for PCB's made in America. We are a YC company that just launched PCB design and assembly all done in America. You open to chatting?
We are launching Axal, a services company that designs, assembles, and tests custom PCBs for hardware startups in days. American manufacturing is back 🇺🇸
Axal enables hardware teams to get custom PCBs designed and built in the U.S. without needing electrical engineers on staff.
We’ve helped teams go from no PCB design to a working board delivered in as little as two weeks.
It’s ridiculous that American hardware startups have to go overseas just to get a PCB designed and built affordably. Together, we can change that and build more hardware in America.
@max4c_@diodeinc Great question, we target companies under 40 people not DoD contracts. If you got a quote from them for design work their lowest is $20k. We are a cheaper and faster option essentially!
2 hours after launching, 3 teams with just two people building their product have already reached out, saying they're unhappy with their Upwork PCB designer.
One founder told me he's already invested $10k into a design that still doesn't work after 6 months.
If this resonates with you, reach out. I will fix the mistakes for free if you are a sub 5 person team.
Let's get to work. 🇺🇸
We talked to @Axal_YCW25 from Axal, the Palantir for re-architecting legacy software.
From Axal: "any team that wants their codebase re-architected in 30 days, we are your guys!"
https://t.co/mwC0XmHziW (@Axal_YCW25) helps teams observe and fix architectural technical debt in their monolithic codebases using AI.
https://t.co/eAKvmYSVXb