Refine the layout.
Don't originate it.
Every component arrives already placed, sized and labeled. The Playground is where you disagree with it — a CAD-style workspace in 2D and 3D, where nothing you do is permanent.
reversible edits
Undo, redo, or reset to the AI original.
The same layout, two ways of looking at it.
A rulered working sheet
Millimetre rulers, a snap grid, and zone outlines for each functional group. This is where precise placement happens.
The enclosure, rendered
Flip to a rendered enclosure to sanity-check depth and clearance — including an exploded view that pulls the faces apart.
20 things, six groups.
The keyboard reaches everything the mouse does, and every one of these is reversible.
Editing
Direct manipulationPick a component up and put it where it belongs — across faces, at any size, at any of four orientations. Nothing is destructive; every step walks back.
- Drag between faces
- 8-direction resize
- 90° / 180° rotate
- Duplicate & delete
- Undo / redo
Nothing here is a one-way door.
Every action walks back
Undo and redo cover the whole session. Nothing you try in the Playground is a one-way door.
Reset to the AI original
Put a single component — or the entire sheet — back exactly where Revo first placed it, at any point.
Leave a note for the reviewer
Comments attach to individual components, so the next person sees the reasoning rather than guessing at a change.
Questions about editing.
All questions- Can I start a layout from a blank canvas?
- Not in the current release. The Playground is built to refine an AI-generated baseline. A blank-canvas mode and a sample layout library are planned.
- What happens if I move something I shouldn't have?
- Undo it, or reset that component to the position Revo originally gave it. Neither action affects anything else on the sheet.
- Does editing here change the wiring?
- Placement and wiring are generated from the same design. Move components and the schematic regenerates from the approved connections — the two stay in step.
Move something and
watch it hold up.
A 30-minute walkthrough on your own layout, editing live.