Draw the fibre network the way it is built: cables between places, cores spliced in joint closures and distribution boxes, and equipment standing where it is plugged in. Built for FTTH engineers, splice teams, and fibre planners.
Drawing fibre networks on paper or in generic CAD tools loses the relationship between the logical schematic and the physical layout on the ground.
FTTH planners, splice teams, and network engineers need to see cables between places, cores spliced in joint closures, tubes landed on distribution box ports — and then trace any core end to end through every joint with distance and signal loss totals. Existing tools are either too generic or too expensive.
OFC Network Management was built to solve this. It draws the network the way it is built, with real cable types, TIA colour sequences, and loss maths baked in.
A professional fibre network planning tool that combines logical schematics with satellite-based physical layout.
Draw cables between nodes with real cable types, from 2F to 432F. Fan any cable end open and splice a core, a whole tube, or a whole cable end. Land tubes and fibres on the numbered ports of a distribution box. Cut mid-span and heal it back.
The logical view is the schematic: how the network is connected. The physical view is the same network on the ground, over satellite imagery, with its own positions. Follow any core end to end through every joint, with distance and signal loss totalled for you.
Draw cables with real fibre counts from 2F to 432F. Fan any cable end open to see individual tubes and fibres in TIA-598 colour sequence.
Search any core, cable, label, or device IP. The path lights up with distance and signal loss totalled through every joint, splice, and patch.
See the same network laid over satellite imagery with real-world positions. Cables, closures, and equipment placed where they actually sit.
The logical view shows how the network is connected. The physical view shows where it sits on the ground. Both views share the same data.
Splice cores, whole tubes, or whole cable ends in joint closures. Land tubes on numbered distribution box ports. Cut mid-span and heal it back.
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Place nodes — OLT, ODF, closures, distribution boxes — and connect them with real cable types from 2F to 432F.
Fan cable ends open, splice cores or tubes, and land fibres on numbered distribution box ports. TIA-598 colours throughout.
Search any core end to end with distance and loss totals. Print the sheet, export CSV, image, or PDF.
Available on Mac and Windows. Free to use with optional lifetime unlock for cloud sync and encrypted storage.