Software for teams that ship hardware.
We build the testing layer for physical computing. Everything from drones to insulin pumps runs firmware that is rarely tested against how real hardware behaves. Fauvido makes that testable in software, on every commit.
One product today. More on the way.
Each Fauvido product removes a physical dependency from the way hardware teams work.
A studio for testing firmware against a live emulation of your board. Inject faults, author test cases with AI or by hand, profile the run, and replay recorded sensor data.
- Hardware fault injection
- AI and human test cases
- CPU, memory, and activity profiling
- Recorded sensor replay
- Team collaboration & review
- Shared, durable projects
Test in software. Ship with proof.
Every run is instruction-exact and fully reproducible, so a failure you see once you can see again, and fix with confidence.
Boards, sensors, and buses are emulated, so tests run in CI on every commit without a bench, a lab, or scarce silicon.
Faults, drift, degraded sensors, and edge timing. The behavior that normally only shows up in the field, made testable up front.
Built for the whole team, not one laptop.
A board is never one engineer's job. Macrohill projects are shared, owned, and reviewable — firmware, hardware, and QA work the same live emulation, with the right access and a full record of who changed what.
Share by role
Invite teammates by email as owner, editor, or viewer. Membership is owner-managed and enforced on the server — no one can grant themselves access or promote their own role.
Review in context
Comment on the design or pin a note to a specific part, then resolve the thread. Reviewers weigh in without ever touching the board.
See who's here
Live presence shows exactly who's in the board with you right now, so two people never quietly overwrite each other's work.
A record of everything
An append-only activity feed logs who added, wired, and tested what. Shared firmware and schematics are stored durably, so every teammate runs the exact same hardware.