Wire It Yourself
Outlets, Switches & Lights — Done Right & SAFE
Pick the job. Watch it wired, wire by wire. Then wire it yourself, land it at the panel and flip the breaker before you ever open the real box.
Residential only: houses, duplexes, garages and sheds. Not for commercial wiring.
Every circuit runs from the panel to the last device, with the code reason for each step.
Tell DiWire what you're wiring. It animates the build from the home run at the panel to the last wire nut, and explains every term as it goes.
Drag every wire end where you think it goes. Land the home run on the right breaker, then turn it on. Real-world mode stays quiet until power-on. Coach mode points out mistakes as you make them.
Sweep a non-contact tester over any wire the way you would on the job. It beeps on the hot conductor and stays silent on the neutral, so you learn what "dead" really means.
One wall switch turns the light on and off.
Control a light from two places: stairs, halls, rooms with two doors.
Add a 4-way between the 3-ways for every extra location.
Ceiling fans with light kits, bath exhaust fans, smart and Bluetooth switches.
Everyday receptacles on AFCI breakers.
Bath, kitchen, garage and laundry receptacles with GFCI protection.
Dedicated circuits for the dishwasher and disposal.
Weather-resistant GFCI receptacles with in-use covers.
Switch loops, 3-way and 4-way runs, split receptacles and feed-through protection.
Dryer, range, water heater, EV charger on 2-pole breakers.
DiWire builds the habit into every circuit, then checks your work against the 2023 National Electrical Code. You get the code reason, not just the rule.
Start free. Buy the 3 circuits your job needs, or go Pro for all of them.
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The 2023 National Electrical Code. Cities and states adopt the NEC on their own schedule and add amendments, so confirm the edition your inspector enforces.
No. DiWire is built for one- and two-family homes: houses, duplexes, and the garage, shed or shop at your house. It is not for commercial wiring: stores, offices, restaurants, warehouses, or apartment and condo buildings. Commercial work uses other methods (conduit, MC cable, 277/480 V, 3-phase) and other code rules, and in Texas it has to be done by a licensed electrician. The homeowner exemption only covers a home you own and live in.
Often, yes. Many places require a permit and inspection for new circuits, even for homeowners. Call your local building department before you start.
Yes. Watch, wire and test all work on phone, tablet and computer. Drag-and-drop wiring works with touch.
Start with the learning path. It begins at a single switch and a single outlet, and every term has a plain-English explanation one tap away.
You choose any 3 circuits and keep them for good, with Try-it, the tester and job cards. Need more later? Buy another Pick 3 or upgrade to Pro.
Yes, anytime. You keep access until the end of the year you paid for.
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