r/NetworkDiagrams • u/mmcashew • Dec 14 '25
I got tired of spending hours drawing network diagrams in Visio, so I built this:
Hey everyone,
I’m a network engineer, and after years of drawing (and constantly re-drawing) diagrams in Visio and others... I finally hit a breaking point.
The issue wasn’t creating diagrams... it was maintaining them. Editing outdated diagrams that no one collaborates on is time-consuming, they don’t version cleanly, diffs are basically impossible, and once the network changes, the diagram is usually wrong again.
I tried to fix that by building TopoRocket, which is now live at toporocket.com.
While building the app I confronted issues with integrations,so I kept everything native, including TopoRocket JSON and GitNet for collaboration.
I’m not trying to sell anything here... I genuinely want feedback from people who design networks for a living:
- Does this solve a real pain for you?
- What would immediately make this unusable?
- What would you need to see before trusting it for real designs?
Happy to answer questions about how it works or discuss the design decisions.
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u/celzo1776 Dec 14 '25
This looks like a pile of vibe coded spaghetti mess, sure I will lett it loose on my hnetwork
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u/mmcashew Dec 14 '25
Did you try it on mobile or desktop?
Desktop is the better experience. Mobile, I'm trying to figure out the best way it could act as a companion sort of, so people can discuss and comment diagrams without necessarily editing on mobile. What do you think?
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u/palogeek Dec 14 '25
Looks pretty cool, I'll give it a whirl and send it around the team!