- Try it without an account. Open the editor and start drawing right away. Saving and exporting start the free trial, and your diagram is still there after you sign in.
- See it in action: a recording of the real editor on the home page, from a blank page to the exported PDF.
- Cleaner port labels. When several links leave the same side of a device, each gets its own spot, so interface names no longer print on top of each other.
- Area names stay clear of cables. A building or VLAN's name tab moves to the top corner no link runs through (or pick a corner in the side panel).
- The campus template's ISP circuit IDs are no longer hidden behind the next cloud.
- On your phone? Email yourself a sign-in link that stays valid for 24 hours, and pick up on your computer.
What's new
Updates to NetworkSketch, newest first. Questions or ideas? Use the Feedback button in the editor or email support@networksketch.com.
- Public launch on networksketch.com: a 7-day free trial, monthly ($15) and yearly ($144) plans.
- One subscription, two products: every plan also includes CallSketch for call flow and IVR diagrams.
- Devices with real media types and port labels, buildings and VLANs, network check, auto-arrange, and PDFs with a title block, device inventory and cabling schedule.