Photograph your panel
Capture your panel with your phone's camera. Ampledger is built to work from real panel photos — a full-panel shot and a close-up of the label directory — not a blank form you fill in from memory.
Ampledger · In development
Ampledger turns a photo of your breaker panel into a searchable, shareable digital map — so you can find the right breaker in seconds instead of flipping switches and walking the house to check. Built for U.S. homes and condos.
Field-verified · found offline in 0.2s
Illustrative UI — styled for the web, not a literal app screenshot.
The problem
You need to check the breakers. Which one do you turn off to work on that outlet, that fixture, that half-finished garage project? The panel door has a column of handwritten labels from three homeowners ago — half illegible, half wrong.
So you flip one, walk to the far end of the house to see if the lights went out, and try again. And again. Ampledger exists to end that walk: photograph your panel once, and every breaker becomes something you can search instead of guess.
How it works
Capture your panel with your phone's camera. Ampledger is built to work from real panel photos — a full-panel shot and a close-up of the label directory — not a blank form you fill in from memory.
AI-assisted first-pass reconstruction reads slots, labels, and layout and drafts a starting map for you. You always review it before anything counts as confirmed — correcting a slot is part of the normal flow, not an edge case.
Type "dryer" or "office outlet" and find the right breaker instantly — even offline. No binder, no walking the house, no trial and error.
Field-confirm circuits as you physically test them, then share a clean panel map with family or an electrician, as an editor or a view-only guest.
What you get
Offline search across every mapped circuit and label, so the answer is always in your pocket — no signal required, no walking to check.
Invite family or an electrician as an editor or a viewer. Revoke access anytime, with an audit log of who saw or changed what.
Export a panel map as PDF, CSV, or JSON, including field-verification status for every circuit — so the map travels with the house, not just your phone.
Good to know
Ampledger is designed for U.S. residential breaker panels in homes and condos. Panel mapping is photo-assisted, not fully automatic — you're always the final check on what gets labeled, especially before relying on a label to work on live electrical equipment.
Ampledger helps you find and document circuits. It isn't a substitute for a licensed electrician, and it doesn't replace de-energizing and testing a circuit yourself before you touch it.
That's the core job. Photograph your panel, review Ampledger's AI-assisted first-draft map, confirm it, then search any circuit or outlet by name instead of flipping breakers one at a time.
Ampledger replaces handwritten strip labels with a digital map: capture your panel, review the AI-assisted first draft, and confirm each circuit as you field-test it. Export a clean, printable label sheet or share the live map instead of a paper strip.
Ampledger ships with no bundled analytics SDK, and search history and onboarding state stay on your device. Panel data only leaves your device if you choose to sync or share it through your own authenticated workspace. See our Privacy Policy for details.
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