One Year of Sigasi Visual HDL
10,000 Downloads and Counting
A full-featured IDE
One year ago, we introduced Sigasi® Visual HDL™ on the Visual Studio Code Marketplace. Our goal was clear: empower design and verification engineers to write faster, higher-quality RTL code while saving time and costs for their teams and organizations.
From the strong base of Sigasi Studio, an HDL code checker, editor, and browser, we’ve grown into a purpose-built, full-featured IDE tailored for VHDL & SystemVerilog. Sigasi Visual HDL is a must-have for design and verification teams:
- On-the-fly linting and real-time bug detection to catch issues early.
- Live previews of FSM diagrams and interactive graphics for clearer designs.
- Ultra-performant coding support and ultra-fast while you type compiler, boosting both speed and quality.
And our users have embraced it. Since its launch on June 19, 2024, Sigasi Visual HDL has been downloaded +10,000 times from the VS Code marketplace, not counting the direct downloads from our website!
To put that into perspective: our previous tool, Sigasi Studio, reached just 9,000 installs over three years. That’s how fast adoption has been this time.
This milestone means the world to us — and it’s all thanks to you, our customers and community. From the bottom of our heart 🧡: 10,000 semicolons of thanks!
If you haven’t yet tried Sigasi Visual HDL, now’s the time to download it from the VS Code marketplace
- Use the free 👉 Community Edition (for evaluation or non-commercial use)
- Request a 👉 trial license for professional use. We will give you a free initiation demo on top so you don’t have to figure it out by yourself.
Together, we’re shaping the future of design and verification productivity.
Linting with Sigasi Visual HDL
One of our key differentiators is our ultra-performant linting tool. You can learn more about linting with Sigasi Visual HDL for free from our experts! Join our webinar on October 15th at 9AM CET or at 9AM PDT. Join us live or receive the recording afterwards by subscribing now.
2025-09-29, last modified on 2025-09-29