Signal-domain routing
Route audio, video, power, control-net, AVoIP, control-io and other paths with connector, cable and protocol compatibility checks.
HTIFA turns the language of ports, signal domains, library packs and drawing-set metadata into a browser-native workflow.
Every feature is shaped around schematic work, not generic boxes and arrows.
Route audio, video, power, control-net, AVoIP, control-io and other paths with connector, cable and protocol compatibility checks.
Use the datasheet assistant to turn product notes into editable device definitions. Design-routing assistance is treated as a beta workflow.
Start with generic devices, then install free or Pro-gated library packs with real port maps, hardware metadata and cached offline access.
Generate print-ready PDFs with title blocks, revision metadata and signal legends, plus BOM CSV exports for downstream review.
Publish readonly browser snapshots for clients and teammates. Local drawing stays anonymous; sharing uses a confirmed account.
Drawings autosave in the browser with JSON import/export, undo history and local library-pack cache before anything is shared.
Work with groups, tagged connections, minimap, zoom-to-cursor, snap-to-grid, alignment tools and manual route offsets.
Keep client, project, drawing, revision, drawn-by and checked-by fields with the schematic for consistent PDF output.
Drop displays, DSPs, codecs, switchers, microphones and control processors from generic presets or downloadable library packs.
Create normal wires or tagged links, group equipment by area, then tune orthogonal routes with manual offsets and alignment tools.
When the schematic is right, produce a readonly share link, print-ready PDF with title block metadata or BOM CSV for review.
The product is designed around AV schematic operations that normally get lost in generic diagramming tools.
Bring a room type, device list or existing PDF. HTIFA helps turn it into reusable signal logic.