A new kind of firmware platform
Deep hardware understanding
BootLoop Develop reads your datasheets, schematics, and Altium projects and builds a structured model of the board: register maps, pin mappings, peripherals, and net connections. The context that usually takes days to assemble is ready before the first line of code.
Closing the loop with real hardware
Every line BootLoop Develop writes is compiled, flashed, and exercised on the real board with real test instruments to validate the behaviour. It iterates on what the hardware actually does, not stopping development until the requirements match reality.
Constant and Rigorous Testing
BootLoop Test is as a full hardware testing framework - provisioning boards, scheduling tests, and orchestrating test instruments, regardless of make or model. The tests are portable, running the same everywhere not just on the rig one expert built by hand.
Across the Product Lifecycle
01
Rapid bring-up
Point BootLoop at a new board's schematic and datasheets. It writes and flashes the bring-up firmware and gets you from bare metal to a booting system, in minutes.

02
Porting and feature development
Most firmware work isn't greenfield. BootLoop ports existing firmware to new silicon and builds new features against your real requirements, verifying every change on hardware as it goes.

03
Test and QA
BootLoop generates HIL test plans and runs them on the real board and instruments, so every change is verified as it's made, not batched into a manual QA pass at the end.

04
End-of-line testing
The same tests follow the product to the line. BootLoop runs them on every unit at end-of-line, on whatever instruments the line uses, so quality is proven on the way out the door.

trust and control



deploy your way
Cloud by default, with single-tenancy, GovCloud, or
on-prem options for the teams that need it. Our GovCloud deployment is ITAR compliant.
your code stays yours
Firmware builds, flashes, and runs locally on your own hardware. There is zero data retention of any code and your data is never used to train any models.
no black boxes
Every test result is stored and fully reproducible, so you can see exactly what the agent changed and how it behaved on real hardware.
The BootLoop platform






