Map every breaker
Photograph the panel. Tap a breaker, add what it controls — rooms, outlets, appliances. Add amperage, manufacturer, and install date if you know them. Everything syncs across your devices.
AR · iOS 17 · iPhone & iPad
Map your panel once. Point your phone at it later. Breaker Map names the circuit on the live camera — and prints a QR for the panel door so anyone can look it up without an app.
Free with two panels · 7-day AR trial · No subscription required to start
What it does
Photograph the panel. Tap a breaker, add what it controls — rooms, outlets, appliances. Add amperage, manufacturer, and install date if you know them. Everything syncs across your devices.
Point your phone at the open panel. Breaker Map locks onto the grid, then overlays each circuit's name on the live camera — no taps, no QR, no fiddling. Works even in a dim utility room.
When something flips, hit Log Trip and pick the breaker. Over time you see a pattern — the same breaker, same load, same hour. Bring the log to your electrician instead of guessing.
AR Identify
We don't ask you to align corners. We don't make you scan a marker. Open AR, point at the panel, and the labels show up — anchored to the physical breakers as the camera moves.
Label Shop
Once your panel is mapped, order a custom legend sheet — printed, die-cut, and shipped in 3–5 business days. Lasts longer than tape and a Sharpie, and matches your actual circuit names instead of whatever the previous owner wrote in 1994.
See pricingFor Electricians & Property Managers
Pro tier maps unlimited panels. Bring up any service call's panel on-site, log a trip in front of the customer, and walk them through their own legend in the AR view. Tax-deductible business expense.
One subscription, every property you service.
The basement with no signal still works.
Repeat trips on the same circuit jump out of the log.
Leave a QR sticker on the panel; your contact stays on the lookup page.
Free with two panels. 7-day AR trial. iPhone & iPad, iOS 17 and up.
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