About
ExoSynk — the virtual electronics lab
ExoSynk is a free, browser-based platform where anyone can design electronics virtually — then order the physical thing. Design circuits in 2D, model enclosures in 3D, write Arduino code against a virtual ATmega328, and simulate behaviour with real physics (Modified Nodal Analysis plus a transient solver). Then publish, fork, learn from, and sell what you build.
It is built for anyone who designs electronics — students, hobbyists, makers, professional engineers, hardware startups, educators, and researchers — worldwide. Created by independent founder Yash Patil.
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Why ExoSynk exists
1. Learn by doing, for free
Anyone can open a real circuit simulator in the browser — no install, no account, no hardware, no risk of frying a component. Education should not be gated behind a parts budget.
2. One continuous flow: design → simulate → order
Most tools stop at simulation. ExoSynk carries a design through to a physical outcome — order it as a parts kit, have it pre-built, or buy a design someone else published.
3. A creator economy for hardware
Builders publish, fork, and remix each other's labs, write tutorials, and sell designs — earning from their engineering work the way software and video creators already can.
What “labs” are
A lab is a single ExoSynk project — a circuit, and optionally a 3D model and Arduino code, that a user designs, simulates, and saves. Labs can be private or public. Public labs can be forked and remixed by anyone and are browsable on the Explore feed.
- 7-segment counter (0-9 on Arduino)392 views · 0 forks
Seven Arduino digital pins drive a common-cathode 7-segment display. A shared 330Ω resistor limits current to ground. Code counts 0→9 in a loop.
- Autonomous RC Car60 views · 1 forks
Flagship ExoSynk demo — autonomous RC car with L298N drive, HC-SR04 obstacle avoidance, MPU6050 tilt detection, OLED + NeoPixel status, BT remote override, and a beveled 3D chassis.
- Trial of payment51 views · 0 forks
- Torch (LED Flashlight)50 views · 0 forks
A complete working torch with 3D enclosure design. Battery, switch, resistor, LED — the classic first electronics project.
- Arduino 7-segment clock49 views · 1 forks
Arduino Uno multiplexing four common-cathode 7-segment displays into a 24-hour clock. Buttons on A0 and A1 adjust the hour and minute.
- Dark-activated night light (LDR + NPN switch)49 views · 0 forks
Classic analog circuit — no Arduino. An LDR forms a voltage divider that drives an NPN base. LED turns on only when ambient light drops. Four parts, one transistor, zero code.
Most-followed builders
The community members with the most followers right now.
- Yash Patil@yashpatil2 followers
FOUNDER OF EXOSYNK
- Parth Magdum@parthmagdum1 follower
I'm Co-Founder of Exosynk
- ExoSynk@exosynk1 follower
The Virtual Electronics Lab. Design circuits in your browser, wire them up, run real physics — then (later) order your build as actual hardware.
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Founder
Yash Patil
Software Developer & Founder of ExoSynk
Yash Patil is an independent software developer and the solo founder of ExoSynk. He builds across web, mobile, desktop, and AI, and has solo-built a complete Foundry ERP system used in real manufacturing operations.
Kolhapur, Maharashtra, India · Bachelor of Computer Science (BCS), The New College, Kolhapur (Shivaji University)
Verified profiles
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Machine-readable version: https://exosynk.com/llms.txt