I note your comment here:

http://www.circuitbee.com/about

"Currently we only support KiCad schematics since we couldn't find good documentation on the file formats used by other software. We intend to expand to other popular schematic capture software ... "

gEDA file formats are well documented:

http://wiki.geda-project.org/geda:file_format_spec?s[]=file&s[]=formats

The zoom slider works but the zoom buttons do not seem to work with an iPad in fullscreen mode.

Drag-pan works; pinch-zoom would be nice but might not be worth the development time if there isn't a cross platform way to do this.

A settings page that allows users to manage their custom libraries, including updating them and adding new ones.

When I add a new circuit, it would be nice if it could suggest libraries based on the parts I've used. Nothing more complex than "The parts you've used appear in these libraries."

I want to embedd a larger circuit in my blog, but want to refer to seperate parts of it. Instead of creating multiple circuits, each identical with different thumbnails, it would be better to allow the embed code to specify the zoom? Eg the embeddable code is dynamic based on the current zoom. then all my different embeded circuits can link ot the same circuit on circuit bee.

I don't know if that is a good idea, but I would find it great to have a system where I can put multiple versions of a circuit, because sometimes there are small mistakes. So it would be good, if there is a slider which you can move to browse old versions.

Add a table, maybe to the right of the circuit with the part numbers and quantity. Hovering might give you a more detailed description of the part. You might use an icon for a link to a free or paid ad, for where you could purchase the part or a kit. Some people might promote their circuit by offering a one stop shop for the parts, which might include a circuit board. You might make money by letting the big boys like Digikey, Mouser, jameco, Newark, Allied... buy ad space for the parts they carry.

What you're doing is FANTASTIC, and NEEDED in the hacker community, and quite simply, YOU GUYS ROCK!

However, a schematic alone does not a working project make. Source code, notes, PCB layout, etc. are all important. I realize you're not (yet, anyway) trying to be all things to all people, but at the least I think that source code and a detailed description should be part of uploads. While I think your technology is GREAT, even the few circuits uploaded so far are minimally useful without the collateral information.

I think that if you put a way for us to see and sort the ratings of each schematic it would help us to find some of the better designs!

Just add feature that anybody can download circuit in PDF or KiCAD format.

Awesome site!

Once you've gone fullscreen on a circuit there's no button to get back where you came from (non-fllscreen). Have to re-navigate

An API so that you can upload straight from a designer.

Would like to see circuits by category or tag with ratings e.g robotics, music etc

Tried circuibee in both Firefox 5.0 and Chrome 14 on Ubuntu 11.04.
Performance is terrible. In Chrome, panning the circuit doesn't properly erase the last frame, resulting in muck. Very slow on FF5.0