Network documentation that matches your hardware — down to the port.
Real devices, built from real port modules. Cabling that obeys physics. The result: documentation that stays true to your network — instead of quietly drifting out of date.
It models your hardware. It doesn’t draw a picture of it.
Visio, Lucidchart and draw.io hand you network-shaped clip art — nothing stops you from drawing a connection that could never physically exist. Cabledraft works the other way around: every device is built from real port modules, and every cable has to obey physical reality.
Cabling rules, enforced
Everything you need to document a network — nothing you don’t.
Not a generic diagram tool with network-shaped clip art. Cabledraft understands ports, cables, VLANs and addresses, so your drawing stays true to the real thing.
The only one that speaks OT as a first-class citizen.
Most diagram tools stop at switches and servers. Cabledraft models the industrial layer natively — so IT and OT live in one accurate picture, cabled by the same physical rules.
An honest look at how networks get “documented” today.
Network documentation usually lives in one of three places. None of them were built to model a network.
Spreadsheets and diagram tools aren’t wrong — they were simply never built to model a network. That’s the gap Cabledraft fills.
Start drawing in seconds.
Built to be brought to your security team.
No buzzwords: here is exactly how your data is handled. Cabledraft runs on Supabase and Stripe.
Cabledraft runs on Supabase and Stripe — infrastructure trusted by thousands of teams. We only list what we actually do; anything not here, we don’t claim.
Cabledraft started out of frustration. I’d searched for years for a tool that documented networks the way they actually work — and never found one. So I built it.
Start free. Upgrade only when it earns it.
No credit card, no trial countdown, no dark patterns. Pro is genuinely on the way.
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Questions network teams actually ask.
Document your network the way you always wanted to.
Open the canvas and see for yourself — no sign-up, no install.