CircuitWalk

CircuitWalk

Map your breaker circuits

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Free

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Released
July 24, 2026
Updated
July 24, 2026
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Map your home's electrical panels and breaker circuits by adding rooms and devices. Record changes during a guided breaker walk and save device-to-breaker mappings. Supports multiple panels and manual assignments.

✓Map electrical panels and circuits
✓Add rooms and devices
✓Guided breaker walk recording
✓Save device-to-breaker mappings
✓Support for multiple panels
✓Manual assignment options
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What's New in CircuitWalk

1.0.0

July 24, 2026

FAQ

What is CircuitWalk used for?

CircuitWalk is used to create a detailed record of your home's electrical panels and breaker circuits. It helps you map rooms, devices, and their corresponding breakers.

Does CircuitWalk measure electricity or detect faults?

No, CircuitWalk is an observation notebook and does not measure electricity, detect faults, verify power is off, or confirm code compliance. It is for documentation purposes only.

What devices does CircuitWalk support?

CircuitWalk is currently supported on iPhone devices.

Is CircuitWalk free to use?

Yes, CircuitWalk is available for free. There are no in-app purchases or advertisements mentioned.

How often is CircuitWalk updated?

CircuitWalk was last updated on July 24, 2026, with version 1.0.0. Future updates will depend on the developer's release schedule.

Does CircuitWalk require an account or cloud sync?

No, your CircuitWalk records are stored locally within the app's container on your iPhone. No account or app-managed cloud sync is required.

What is the age rating for CircuitWalk?

CircuitWalk has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users.

Can CircuitWalk handle multiple electrical panels?

Yes, CircuitWalk supports multiple panels, including subpanels, and allows for copied panel labels and manual assignments.