QTex AI builds software for hardware and electronics engineers, centered on PartWise, a conversational AI tool for part sourcing and schematic review. The company says the product helps engineers search parts, compare specifications, check pricing and availability, and manage BOM and project history, and its materials describe a proprietary database called HiNDSIGhT that supports high-volume document interpretation. QTex AI’s stated users are engineering teams and small-to-mid-sized hardware companies, especially those without dedicated sourcing staff, and it says the platform is aimed at reducing the time spent digging through datasheets and component catalogs. The company was founded by Chris Dagher and Oliver MacDonald, who are both named as co-founders, with Dagher also identified as founder and CEO. Publicly available material shows the company has raised at least $18,000 through pitch competitions, but no priced venture round or lead investor is disclosed in the sources provided. QTex AI is associated with Boise, Idaho through Boise State University and local startup coverage, but a verified headquarters address or office list is not stated in the sources reviewed.