Kyle soon learned that while there were some great options for software, there wasn’t anything comparable for hardware. He discovered that tools would only work with one or two other software programs in his workflow, but not with the entire suite he needed. This meant he and his hardware team had to spend hours manually re-entering information, almost counterbalancing the benefits of adding a new system.
How we started
AllSpice co-founders, Valentina Ratner and Kyle Dumont, first met in the fall of 2018 in the first class of Harvard’s MS/MBA dual degree program.
Prior to graduate school, Valentina worked at Amazon where she got involved with internal productivity and project management software tools. From this experience, she brought an interest in helping teams design, develop, and adopt digital tools to make their everyday work better.
We spent a semester talking about the challenges in the hardware development space and brainstorming ways to address them. We kept coming back to this notion of making the development process smooth, with fast iterations and data that would empower engineers to design incredible products.
Because we couldn’t find a solution to do this, we decided to build one.
Where we are going
Our goal is to build the hardware development ecosystem of the future through data transparency and automation to enable agile design.
How do you think our physical world would look if you could develop hardware with the ease and speed of software?
We think it would look pretty cool.
Curious about some of the other ways AllSpice can improve your hardware development? Let us know below so we can tackle them in a future post, or send us an email at info@allspice.io.
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