fastest.ee lite

What fastest.ee lite is, what it does, and what it does not do.

What this tool does

fastest.ee lite runs a set of automated, rule-based checks on the KiCad or Altium netlist (and, if you provide them, a BOM and a placed board) you upload, and returns a cited checklist report. It is a stopgap checker: no account is needed to run a check. Your uploaded files are used to run your check and are then discarded unless you explicitly opt in to contribute them; the generated report is kept so its share link works. The Privacy Policy states exactly what is kept, and for how long.

What this tool does not do

Accuracy: results may be incomplete or wrong

The results may be inaccurate, incomplete, or wrong. A check may miss a real problem (a false negative) or flag something that is not a problem (a false positive). Confirm every finding against the cited source before acting on it.

Your responsibility

You are responsible for verifying your own design. Do not rely on this tool as the sole check before committing to fabrication, assembly, or deployment. Confirm every finding, and do not assume that an absence of findings means there is nothing left to fix. Decisions about your design, and their consequences, remain yours.

Disputes & questions

If a finding is wrong, say so: the right/wrong buttons on each finding, or findings@fastest.ee. A human reads every dispute; we triage weekly. If we got it wrong, we fix the check and say so.

The legal pages

The binding detail lives on two pages: the Terms & Conditions (what you agree to by using the service) and the Privacy Policy (what we process and keep, and for how long).