Built by network engineers who got tired of spreadsheets.

We're network engineers. Before PatchMap we spent years patching cabinets, tracing fibre runs through three patch panels, and keeping the network alive on documentation that lived in spreadsheets, photos in a shared drive, and the head of whoever was on shift. PatchMap is the tool we wished we had. It knows where every cable goes.

PatchMap maps every cable, every port, every rack. A network engineer should be able to look at any device and see every physical connection it has, where those cables go, and where those devices live in the rack, all from the browser.

PatchMap Cloud runs as a single-tenant, UK-hosted environment per customer on dedicated infrastructure. Your data lives in its own database, with no shared schema and no row-level multi-tenancy. We log every privileged action to an immutable audit log. The /security page covers the full posture.

We built PatchMap on one bet: a network engineer cares where the data is more than they care about cloud-scale flexibility. Single-tenant means you hold the line on data residency, audit, and isolation. UK-hosted keeps your data on UK soil. When you need to take the whole stack home, one docker compose file does it.

If you've spent a night chasing a cable that wasn't where the spreadsheet said it was, PatchMap is for you. Sign up for early access and we'll have your instance online in about ten minutes.