Built for ODB++ product models
PCBAtlas targets ODB++ PCB manufacturing data rather than unrelated files that happen to use an ODB name or extension. Import the complete recognized archive or directory so its package structure remains intact.
ODB++ viewer for iOS
PCBAtlas is an ODB++ viewer for iOS and iPadOS. Import a supported ODB++ manufacturing archive or directory, inspect the board in 2D and Data, and keep the source package and later revisions together on the device.
Review ODB++ on iOS without making a browser upload the default path for sensitive manufacturing data.
PCBAtlas targets ODB++ PCB manufacturing data rather than unrelated files that happen to use an ODB name or extension. Import the complete recognized archive or directory so its package structure remains intact.
Use 2D as the main inspection surface, narrow visible layers and objects, search the board, and open Data summaries when you need revision or document context.
Add a later manufacturing handoff as another revision instead of scattering nearly identical ODB++ folders across Files, email attachments, and chat downloads.
Import and review are free to start. PCBAtlas Plus unlocks unlimited workspaces, captures, original-source delivery, converted outputs, and share workflows.
ODB++ viewer for iOS
Use the complete ODB++ job rather than selecting an arbitrary file from inside the package.
Save the ODB++ manufacturing archive or directory in the iOS Files app.
Open PCBAtlas and choose the archive or folder import path that matches the source.
Let PCBAtlas recognize and import the ODB++ package as manufacturing data.
Open 2D, Data, and any supported board-level 3D view to inspect the imported revision.
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Yes. PCBAtlas supports recognized ODB++ PCB manufacturing archives and directories on iPhone and iPad.
No. ODB++ is a PCB product-model format commonly delivered as a structured directory or archive. Files named .odb may belong to unrelated database, document, or engineering formats.
No for the core review workflow. PCBAtlas imports and reviews supported ODB++ data locally on the device.
Original-source delivery is available through PCBAtlas Plus. Current export workflows start from the 2D review surface.