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Patch into the beta.

PatchMap Cloud is live in beta — and free to use while we're here. Claim your own dedicated instance, hosted by us, online in minutes. No credit card. When we introduce paid plans at launch you'll get plenty of notice, and founding users get first pick.

Free while in beta. One email per port — no credit card, no marketing list. We'll send a verification link now, then setup details when your instance is ready.

PATCH-FIELD-A · FREE BETA ALLOCATION 53 / 100
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BETA · FREE EARLY ACCESS ▌ live
  • Free while in beta · no credit card
  • Self-serve · no sales call, ever
  • Single-tenant · your own instance
  • UK-hosted · your data on UK soil
  • Export your data anytime · no lock-in
What you get, free, in beta

Six features from the build log.

These are the tickets driving the beta release. Four live day-one, two on the roadmap.

  • PM-101 READY

    Topology graph

    Every device, every cable, one canvas. Filter by media, vendor, or site; pan, zoom, and hide what doesn't matter. Export to SVG when you need to put it in a write-up.

  • PM-102 READY

    Cable trace

    Click any port and walk the path end-to-end, through every patch panel, switch, and rack between you and the other endpoint. Stop standing in the DC with a torch and a sharpie.

  • PM-103 READY

    Rack elevations

    Drag-to-place at scale, with cable colours, U-positions, and port labels. The front view a field tech can use. PDF the elevation, hand it over, walk away.

  • PM-105 READY

    Patching matrix export

    Generate the full patching matrix + rack appendix as a print-ready PDF. Every endpoint, every U-position, every cable ID in the install pack. No more spreadsheet hand-rolling at 11 PM.

  • PM-201 WIP

    AI auto-arrange

    Point it at a tangle of 200 devices and it reasons about roles, not just edges. It reads the architecture — core, distribution, DMZ, storage — and lays the canvas out the way you'd draw it on a whiteboard, then snaps every node to the grid. One click, fully undoable. In the lab now.

  • PM-301 QUEUED

    MCP server

    MCP server endpoint. Claude or your assistant reads your inventory and walks traces in chat. Ask "Where does port 12 on core-sw-01 end up?" and get an answer. Post-launch, ticket open.

The rack planner, the cable trace, the patching matrix

Three views you'll spend the most time in.

Three views, captured from the live PatchMap UI against a seeded 15-device London + Manchester estate.

PatchMap topology view inside the SPA: multi-rack mesh, mint-accent active edges and port labels visible on every cable end.
PatchMap connections list: filterable table of every cable run with endpoints, media type, and cable IDs.
PatchMap rack elevation view: a 42U rack rendered to scale with core switches, firewalls, and patch panels at their real U-positions.