Submit your VHDL or Verilog project and get a professional review of RTL quality, timing risk, CDC, and reset structure, plus a detailed report you can hand to your team.
First 1,000-line review free, then from $99 →Every submission is analyzed using industry-standard linting tools and state-of-the-art AI, then undergoes a final review by an FPGA and ASIC design subject matter expert. Backed by hands-on experience across AMD Xilinx, Altera and Lattice FPGA families, we identify the issues that lead to re-spins, timing failures, and costly late-stage bugs.
Structural review of module architecture, readability, and maintainability.
Consistency checks against Verilog/VHDL house-style conventions.
Combinational paths and structures likely to cause closure issues.
Clock-domain crossings checked for missing or unsafe synchronization.
Synchronous vs. asynchronous reset consistency and recovery/removal risk.
LUT, FF, and BRAM usage patterns with reduction opportunities.
Precision, rounding, and overflow behavior in arithmetic-heavy paths.
A professional writeup you can share with your team or your manager.
Your first 1,000-line review is free, with no card and no commitment. Larger than the listed tiers? Submit for a free scope and we'll quote you before you pay anything.
No EDA license, no setup, no infrastructure. Just your source files.
Send your VHDL/Verilog project as a ZIP, with your vendor and language.
We review project size and confirm turnaround and pricing.
Linting tools and AI analysis sweep the full codebase for issues.
A subject matter expert verifies every finding and adds context.
You receive a detailed report with findings and recommendations.
Each stage catches a different class of problem. Together they cover far more than any single tool or single reviewer would.
Established rule sets catch syntax-level issues, coding-standard drift, and known unsafe constructs across the whole project.
AI reads your design the way a reviewer would, across module boundaries, surfacing structural and intent-level problems that rule-based tools cannot express.
An FPGA and ASIC subject matter expert confirms every finding, discards false positives, and writes the recommendation you actually act on.
Yes. One review of up to 1,000 lines, at no cost and with no card required. You get the same full analysis across all eight categories and the same report as a paid tier. It is limited to one per customer, and it exists so you can judge the quality of our work before spending anything.
VHDL, Verilog, and SystemVerilog, for designs targeting AMD Xilinx, Intel/Altera, Lattice, and Microchip devices.
Turnaround depends on project size and the tier you choose, typically a few business days. We'll confirm an exact date when we quote your project.
Both. AI analysis and linting tools sweep the full codebase for breadth. An FPGA and ASIC subject matter expert then verifies every finding before it goes in your report, so you are not handed raw tool output.
Your files are stored encrypted and deleted 30 days after your report is delivered, or sooner if you ask. They are never used to train any model.
Yes. A confidentiality agreement is available for every project, before you upload anything.
Yes, as an Enterprise option scoped separately from the review itself. The review tells you what is wrong; implementing the fixes is design work, so it is quoted once we know how many findings there are and how deep they go. Fixes are delivered the same way as our design engagements, with testbenches and test cases proving the change works. We ask for access to your verification environment before modifying anything, because handing back RTL we could not run would not be doing you a favor.
Submit for a free scope review and we'll send a custom quote. No charge until you approve it.
No setup, no commitment. Just send us your project and we'll take it from there.