Logix Catalog
Coming Q4 2026
Every FPGA board,
described once.
Logix Catalog is an open catalog of FPGA boards: which FPGA each one has, how to program it, and what its pins are wired to, from clocks and LEDs to PMOD headers. Every Open Logix tool uses it through Logix Engine, and so can your own tools.
One catalog behind every tool.
Users, board makers and developers describe each board in one place, and every Open Logix tool knows it.
What you know
A board's pins, clocks and LEDs, from its docs, its schematic or your own tests.
Logix Catalog
One open file per board.
Your FPGA board
Known to every Open Logix tool, ready for its first design.
Boards, described for tools and people.
The catalog says what a board is and how it's wired, so tools can start a design for it without guessing.
One file per board
Plain, readable JSON that people and tools understand alike.
Pins with meaning
Clocks, LEDs, buttons and headers by name, not just pin numbers.
Grows over time
Start with what's known about a board and add the rest later.
Open to everyone
Users and board makers add and fix boards with a pull request.
Comes with the engine
Every Logix Engine release pins a catalog release and downloads it in a moment, before the FPGA tools. Nothing to install.
Free for any project
Use, copy and change the data as you like. Logix Engine's open API is the intended way for tools to read it; reading the files directly works, at your own risk.
Part of Open Logix.
Every Open Logix tool runs on the same FPGA engine, and the engine knows every board in the catalog.
Logix Engine
The core of the ecosystem. An MCP backend that serves every Open Logix tool.
Learn more →Logix IDE
The Arduino experience for FPGAs. Write, click, run.
Learn more →Logix CLI
Fast command-line builds, in the spirit of Apio.
Learn more →Logix VSCode
Full FPGA workflow inside the editor you already use.
Learn more →Logix Studio
Design visually by drawing schematics.
Learn more →Logix Remote
A network adapter for developing on boards anywhere.
Learn more →Logix AI
Agents that design and test FPGA logic and program the board for you.
Learn more →FREE 100% free and open source · MIT or Apache 2.0
Coming Q4 2026.
Logix Catalog is in development, with Logix Engine. Like every Open Logix product, it will be free and open, for every platform the engine runs on.
Free. Open. No catch. Why it's free
- Logix EnginePinned by every releaseQ4 2026
- Your own toolsThrough Logix Engine's APIQ4 2026
- Board makersAdd your boards with a pull requestQ4 2026
Follow the work on GitHub.