AI-powered component sourcing

Tell it what you're building.
Get the exact parts.

PartPilot is an AI that takes your project, your tools, and your budget — then returns a fully sourced Bill of Materials with real links, pricing, and reasoning.

Claude-powered
Real supplier links
No account needed
partpilot.app/bom
Project: Line-following robot — Budget: $20–50 — Priority: Beginner-friendly
Component Supplier Qty Price Tier
Qwiic Motor Driver SparkFun 1 $9.95 Beginner
Micro Metal Gearmotor Pololu 2 $14.90 Best value
Qwiic Line Sensor SparkFun 2 $11.90 Beginner
Pro Trinket 3V Adafruit 1 $9.95 Fast
Breadboard + Jumper Kit Amazon 1 $6.99 Cheapest
AI-sourced & live-checked

Three steps from idea to parts list

No forms to fill out. Just describe what you're making and answer a few quick questions.

STEP 01
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Describe your project

Paste a project description, paste a parts list, or just say what you want to build in plain language.

STEP 02
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Answer three questions

What tools do you have? What's your budget? Do you want cheapest, fastest, or beginner-friendly parts?

STEP 03
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Get a sourced BOM

Claude finds the parts, checks real prices, and explains why each one fits your setup. With actual links.

Every part comes with the full story

Most BOM tools give you a part number. PartPilot gives you the reasoning — why this part, not that one, and what tradeoffs you should know about.

Supplier link — Direct link to the exact product, not a search result
Spec summary — Voltage, current, torque — just the specs that actually matter for your build
Price + total — Per unit and per BOM row, estimated in real-time
Tier classification — Fast (Adafruit/Amazon) / Cheap (LCSC/AliExpress) / Pro (Digikey)
Confidence rating — Honest High / Medium / Low — we tell you when we're not certain
Alternatives — 1-2 alternatives with a tradeoff note, so you can choose your own adventure
Sample output — hover to expand
ESP32-S3 DevKitC-1
Qty: 1 — Adafruit #5683
$14.95
Fast tier
"Wide 240MHz dual-core, WiFi + BLE 5.0, plenty of IO for most maker projects. This board has Qwiic-compatible STEMMA QT pins — you can daisy-chain I2C sensors without new wiring. Better specs than the basic ESP32-WROOM, similar price. USB-C is a bonus for modern laptops."
High confidence Alt: SparkFun ESP32 Thing Plus C
Every row in the BOM looks like this — with reasoning, links, and alternatives

It knows how you want to shop

Tell it your priority and it routes the sourcing accordingly. No configuration, no settings.

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Cheapest
Minimize your parts bill

LCSC first for passives and common ICs. AliExpress for mechanical parts. Amazon only when there's no cheaper option.

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Fastest
Get building this weekend

Amazon Prime, Adafruit, or SparkFun first. 1-2 day domestic shipping. When speed matters, it knows.

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Beginner-friendly
Breakout boards. Good docs. Labeled pins.

Adafruit and SparkFun Qwiic / STEMMA QT ecosystem. Avoids bare ICs. Every part ships with a tutorial.

Best specs mode routes to Digikey and Mouser for precision work. Datasheets linked. Footprints verified.

Every build starts with the same question.

What parts do I actually need? PartPilot answers that. Then points you to exactly where to buy them.

No signup required. Free to use.