About Logic Gates

How it started

In 2023, a simple question from a younger sibling—“Why does this gate output zero?”—sparked the first prototype. Reading about boolean algebra wasn’t enough; we needed a way to see it. That realization kicked off countless late nights sketching circuits, soldering boards, and testing LEDs.

if (learner.confused) { build_tool(); }

Our first Logic Gates board shipped to friends, then to classrooms, and eventually landed on the desks of electronics reviewers worldwide. Their feedback shaped every revision.

What we believe

• Learning sticks when you can touch it, move it, and watch it respond.
• Great tools should work offline, online, and in the most resource-constrained classrooms.
• Educators deserve documentation, lab guides, and pricing that respect their time.

That’s why every board we ship includes annotated schematics, quick-start labs, and open-source code examples.

Community & collaboration

We co-design features with universities, makerspaces, and online communities. Reviewers like EEVblog and Jazzy Jane put our early prototypes through their paces; their insights helped us add better power sequencing, clearer silk-screening, and more durable switches.

Want to collaborate on curriculum or host a workshop? Reach out through our Tindie store—we’d love to help.