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Neurocad is an execution layer between your static engineering files and your EDA and CAD applications. This guide walks you through setup, your first recipe, and the building blocks you'll use from there.

Neurocad Link connects Altium, Fusion, SolidWorks, Cadence, and Inventor directly to Neurocad. Recipe finishes. File opens. No import, no manual steps.

If you're new to Neurocad follow the first time instructions to get set up.

This guide walks you through setup, your first recipe, and the building blocks you'll use from there.

How to reset your Neurocad password.

Steps to troubleshoot registration problems like forgot your password, recreate your login, or lost your recovery phrase.

Your Neurocad account has two layers of security, your account credentials and a recovery phrase.

This guide covers the node types available in the palette and the workflows they support.

Nodes are the building blocks of recipes in Neurocad.

The Send to desktop node pushes finished recipe outputs directly to Altium, Cadence, Fusion, SolidWorks, or Inventor. Set up your machine, check the connection status, and dispatch — no manual import needed.

Deploying turns a recipe into a server-side automation.

The Connect page is the directory of every external service a recipe can talk to.

The Slack integration lets recipes listen for events and slash commands in your Slack workspace.

The GitHub integration lets recipes listen for repository events through the Neurocad GitHub App.

Neurocad Link pushes finished designs straight into Altium, SolidWorks, Fusion, Inventor, and Cadence the moment a recipe finishes. No download, no manual import, no "save then reopen." Install it once, sign in with your Neurocad account, and your desktop becomes the final step in the pipeline.