Breaker Legend

Breaker Legend is an offline-first electrical panel directory for homeowners who want a real map of their circuits—not guesswork tape on the breaker door. Cold start opens a fullscreen panel-slots board: a vertical legend of numbered left and right slot rows for the active panel. Each cell shows pole width, an amp badge, and whether the circuit is labeled. Tap any slot to set single or double pole, choose an amp rating (15/20/30/40/50/60+), add a clear circuit title, and multi-select the rooms, outlets, and fixtures on that breaker. Stamp the date checked so you always know what is still verified. Stay ahead of mystery breakers. Unlabelled-slot radar lists empty, spare, and only partly described slots in one place. Open the room circuit index, pick a room, and see every breaker that feeds it—with amp and pole summary—ready for outage triage or a remodel. Mark spares, tandem/twin breakers, and GFCI/AFCI flags on each slot for safer future work. When the map is solid, generate a printable door-card legend (slot grid plus labels) and share or print it with the system sheet. Keep a multi-panel library—main, garage, subpanel, ADU—and switch the active panel without losing data. A seed demo panel helps you learn the flow. Local search covers circuit titles, rooms, and fixture names. Export a plain-text summary of the full directory for insurance, a realtor, or a handyman handoff. Everything stays on your device. Typed input only, no account, no cloud. Turn a blank breaker door into a clear, dated, room-indexed panel legend you can print and keep offline.

Recent changes:
Initial production release of Breaker Legend.

First release of Breaker Legend. Map numbered panel slots with single/double pole, amp badges, circuit titles, and rooms or fixtures on each breaker. Stamp date-checked intervals, flag empty or unlabelled slots, browse a room circuit index, and print a door-ready panel legend. Multi-panel library, spare/tandem/GFCI notes, local search, and fully offline text export included.

Breaker Legend is an offline-first electrical panel…