A digital electrical panel schedule for your home
Tobi mirrors your real breaker panel, slot by slot, so you can label every circuit, mark what you actually trust, and share the whole thing with everyone in the house.
Map every breaker to the circuit it controls
Tobi draws the same two-column layout as the panel on your wall, odd slots down the left and even down the right, in every standard residential size from 12 to 42 slots. Each circuit gets a full, multi-line label, so "Kitchen outlets (except the coffee maker)" fits exactly as you'd write it on the door.
Real panels are never tidy, so the model isn't either: single breakers, tandems that share one slot, double-pole circuits that span two slots for a range or heat pump, and half-height combined circuits are all represented the way they actually sit in the box.
Mark what you can trust
Most people inherit a panel they didn't wire, with labels that are faded, wrong, or missing. Instead of pretending every guess is fact, Tobi gives each circuit a confidence flag, so a panel you're still figuring out is honest about what's known.
- ✓
Correct
Verified. You opened the breaker, flipped it, and confirmed what it controls.
- ?
Unverified
A best guess, carried over from an old label or worked out by elimination.
- !
Incorrect
Known to be wrong. Flagged so nobody trusts a label that lies.
Correct the panel over time, one verified breaker at a time, and anyone who opens the box can see at a glance which labels to believe.
One panel the whole household can read
The panel lives in your shared household, not one person's notebook, so it syncs in real time to every member's phone. When someone finally works out what that mystery breaker does, everyone's copy updates at once, and nobody re-solves the same puzzle standing in the basement.
Keep more than one panel when you need to, like the current wiring next to the original as-built, and switch between them without losing either.
Stop guessing at your breaker box.
The panel is one part of Tobi.