Design with context
Edit RTL and inspect module interfaces within a focused workspace.
In active development
A more connected way to build hardware.
Studio brings RTL, simulation, waveforms, and design visualization into one focused workspace. Beyond Studio, we're exploring ways to simplify how semiconductor design tools are configured, connected, and automated.
01 / The workbench
Design, simulate, and inspect digital hardware without losing context between tools.


Inspect signals and timing without breaking context.
Early preview
Experimental GDSII layout visualization in Studio. An early look at how the workspace is evolving beyond digital simulation.


02 / Current capabilities
Built to make complexity manageable.
Edit RTL and inspect module interfaces within a focused workspace.
Run testbenches, inspect simulation output, and explore VCD waveforms.
Navigate RTL schematics and explore experimental GDSII layout visualization.
03 / Why Simple Silicon
Hardware engineers lose valuable time configuring environments, connecting tools, and debugging workflows. We believe that experience can be better.
PDKs, scripts, tool versions, and disconnected interfaces add complexity before engineering even begins.
Studio is our first step. We're exploring ways to make existing EDA workflows easier to configure, connect, understand, and automate.
04 / Product philosophy
“Make it simple,
make it precise,
make it beautiful.”
Hardware engineering is complex by nature. The tools shouldn't make it harder. We design for clarity, precision, and control without compromising engineering depth.
05 / Status & direction
RTL editing, testbenches, simulation, VCD exploration, and interactive RTL visualization are available today. GDSII viewing is in experimental preview.
We're exploring a more connected approach to semiconductor development, simplifying setup, integration, diagnostics, and automation across existing design tools.
06 / The creator
Simple Silicon was started by Iker Garcia Morales with a simple belief: powerful engineering tools should be easier to use, understand, and connect.
Simple Silicon / In active development