CircuitWalk Support

Last updated: July 16, 2026

CircuitWalk is an offline-first iPhone app for organizing the household electrical panel, breaker, room, device, and breaker-walk information that you enter.

Safety First

CircuitWalk is an observation notebook. It does not measure electricity, detect faults, verify that power is off, confirm code compliance, or make electrical work safe.

Keep electrical equipment closed while using the app. Do not remove a panel cover or touch exposed conductors. Stop and contact a licensed electrician if a panel is wet, damaged, unusually hot or noisy, sparking, smoking, or has exposed parts.

Getting Started

1. Add your electrical panel and confirm its breaker layout.
2. Add the rooms and devices you want to map.
3. Select a breaker and start a breaker walk.
4. Record each device as Changed, No change, or Unsure based on what you observe.
5. Review the results and save the mappings you want to keep.

One breaker can control several devices, outlets, lights, or rooms. CircuitWalk keeps those devices grouped under the same breaker.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does CircuitWalk test voltage or diagnose electrical problems?

No. CircuitWalk records your observations only. Contact a licensed electrician for inspection, diagnosis, or repair.

Where is my data stored?

CircuitWalk stores its records in the app’s local container on your iPhone. The app does not provide account-based or app-managed cloud sync. Depending on your Apple backup settings, iOS may include the app container in a device or iCloud backup.

How do I delete my CircuitWalk data?

Open Settings > Privacy & Data, then choose Delete All Home Data. You can also remove the app from your iPhone. Existing Apple-managed backups may retain an earlier copy according to your Apple backup settings.