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Skip to contentThe rack and its free units, devices, VLANs, Wi‑Fi coverage, cameras and what they see, PoE power and cable routes. Drawn on your house and worked out.
For homelabbers and self-hosters who want their setup documented and to know what is where. Works with gear of any brand.
Which port is the camera over the garage? Will another server fit in the rack? Can the switch power one more access point? Where does the Wi‑Fi not reach? Every change drifts the notes further from what is actually on the walls.
The answers come from the example house in the app: 3 floors, 15 devices, 3 VLANs. Open it and check every figure.
Draw the house once. After that you only add what changes.
Drop in a photo or PDF of the floor plan, set the scale from one wall you know, and click round each room.
Rack, switch, router, NAS, access points, cameras and sockets where they are or will be. We find the way for every cable.
See free units, ports, PoE power, Wi‑Fi and camera coverage. Try every change on the model first, and print the documentation in one click.
Rack, network, power, Wi‑Fi, cameras and cables all come from the same plan. No second tool, no second copy of the floor plan.
Every device at its height, shelves with what stands on them, free units counted. In the example house: 13 of 15U in use, 2 units free. Before you buy a server you know whether it fits, depth included.
The coverage map counts the walls and floors you drew. Switch an access point off or move it and you see which room gets weaker. It is a prediction, not a measurement, but it tells you how many access points you need.
Camera coverage is shown as detect, observe, recognise and identify zones under EN 62676-4, laid over your house. You see whether the camera over the drive will recognise a person, not just which way it points.
Every cable is measured along the way it will actually go: through a floor, up a spare chimney flue, along a wall. The total lands on spools you can buy. Sockets, patch leads, labels and wall glands are on the list too.
Cat6 cable
1 × 500 m spool
340.5 m + 10% spare = 374.6 m
PLN 1,070 ex VAT, at Polish prices
| Keystone jacks | 30 |
|---|---|
| Patch leads | 30 |
| Cable labels | 30 |
| Firestop seals | 14 |
| Exterior wall glands | 4 |
| Surge arrestors | 4 |
What each device draws and what the switch has left, in one number. In the example house 13 powered devices use 52% of 384 W. Add a camera and you see what is left before you buy it.
Every device has its patch-panel port, switch port, VLAN and cable label. You know what is plugged in where without a torch in the rack.
UniFi, Omada, MikroTik or a server built from parts. What counts is ports, power, size and range, not the logo on the box.
If a cable would go somewhere it must not, like a chimney that is in use, or a server will not fit the rack, you get a warning before you buy anything.
The same model that keeps your own network in order prices the job and produces the client paperwork.
Every calculation works in Free, with as many houses as you like on your own computer. Home is bought once, for one house, with no subscription.
€0PLN 0forever
Plan your own network and see every number. No account, no card.
€39PLN 159once, for this house
VAT included.
Everything for this house, for good. Pay once, no subscription, and the house stays yours.
Planning houses for paying clients? See the Pro plan
Payments are handled by Paddle.com, who sell on our behalf as merchant of record, settle VAT and issue the invoice.
No. The free plan works without an account or a card, and the project stays in your browser. An account helps when you want to work on several computers, or buy Home or Pro.
Yes. Draw what you already have: the rack, the switch, the access points, the cameras. You get a map of your network and a place to check the next change before you buy anything.
One house, for good: clean printouts and records, online sync, the full history of changes and up to 5 share links that never expire. You pay once, with no subscription.
Planning houses for paying clients? That is what Pro is for; it is on the page for installers.
If every device in the house will be one brand, the maker’s free planner may be enough. It gets harder when the switch is one brand, the cameras another, and someone still has to work out how many metres of cable to order and where it can go.
It is a good prediction, not a measurement. It tells you which rooms will be weak and how many access points you need. For a certified survey, hire a specialist with a meter.
They use each device’s catalogue data and the length of every cable. The plan helps you decide; the installation still has to follow your local electrical rules.
If a cable would run somewhere it must not, like a chimney that is in use, we tell you and hold back the shopping list until it is fixed.
Without an account it stays in your browser. With an account we store it so you have it on every computer. Others see it only through a link you create. We never sell or show your house to anyone.
Open it in the app: rack, network, Wi‑Fi, cameras and cables. Then draw your own.