# Simantic

> Simantic is a firmware simulation platform for running, testing, and debugging embedded firmware on emulated MCUs and peripherals without physical hardware.

Simantic provides tools for firmware engineers and AI agents to work with MCU and board-level simulations. MCU families described on the site include STM32, ESP32, and Nordic nRF; support and validation coverage vary by specific device and peripheral. Contact the team to confirm a target's coverage.

## Public information

- [Home](https://simantic.com/): Firmware simulation and development workflows.
- [Validation](https://simantic.com/validation): Our commitment to rigorous simulator testing and transparent evidence.
- [Investors](https://simantic.com/investors): Current backers and investor inquiries.
- [Blogs](https://simantic.com/blog): What we make and do, engineering notes, and product updates.
- [Pricing](https://simantic.com/pricing): Plans for individuals and teams.
- [Contact](https://simantic.com/contact): Product questions and target coverage.
- [Careers](https://simantic.com/apply): Open roles; listings load in the browser.
- [Privacy](https://simantic.com/privacy): Privacy policy.
- [Terms](https://simantic.com/terms): Terms of service.

## Developer resources

- [GitHub](https://github.com/simantic-dev): Simantic's GitHub organization.
- [Installer](https://simantic.com/install): Public CLI installation script.
- [Documentation](https://simantic.com/docs): Installation, authentication, API-key setup, and the CLI reference. Running firmware needs a free account: https://simantic.com/signup
- [PR reviewer](https://simantic.com/docs/pr-review): Mention @simantic-bot on a pull request and Simantic builds the firmware, simulates it and posts a review.
- [simantic.json](https://simantic.com/docs/simantic-json): the per-project file the PR reviewer reads (MCU, build, ELF); JSON Schema at https://simantic.com/schema/simantic.json