What's live today, what's actively being refined, and what's planned next —
so you can see exactly where things stand before you commit to anything.
Where things stand
Fiber fault location, facility documentation, and free field tools
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Optical Path Calculator & Free ISP Tool Suite
Fiber-optic loss/power-budget calculator plus seven free NOC and field tools — SLA breach, outage revenue exposure, cable slack/OTDR distance correction, OTDR dead zone, PON power budget, outage notification generator, and fiber color code reference. Live at opticalpathcalculator.com, no signup required.
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Fiber Damage Locator
Upload an OTDR .sor trace and get a fault location on a satellite map — deterministic vault-slack-aware math, not an LLM in the loop. Two ways in: a vendor GPS/CSV trace import, or manual route draw with splice-enclosure pins and real sheath-footage accuracy. Includes a progressive fault-radius estimate that narrows from a wide search circle down to a precise point as more of the route gets documented, plus universal PDF map export and a ticket-scoped view shared across NOC, OSP, and ISP teams. See pricing →
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Facility Power Engineering
Auto-calculates power draw, HVAC load, generator runtime, and DC-plant capacity for a hub, headend, data center, or IT server room from what's actually installed — racks, devices, and load data in, a live utilization picture out. Replaces the manual spreadsheet audit most facilities run today. Part of the Facility Database System. Learn more →
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Facility Documentation & Circuit Tracing
Hub, rack, device, and port documentation with MUX/preterm chassis support, plus circuit tracing from device to customer. A full facility records layer for ISPs, headends, data centers, and IT teams who need more structure than a spreadsheet for their own hub, rack, and circuit documentation. Part of the Facility Database System. Learn more →
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Historical Splice Loss Trending
Track splice/connector loss over time at each documented point, so a slowly degrading splice shows up before it becomes an outage. No commercial fiber tool does this today.
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Bidirectional OTDR Averaging
Combine an A-end and B-end trace of the same span to cancel out ghost reflections and ambiguous events — a step up in trace-reading accuracy for spans with confusing data.
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Mobile Field App
Offline-first field data logging built for rural BEAD builds, where a splice crew doesn't always have signal. Syncs when back in range.
Have a feature you need that isn't here? Tell us —
this roadmap is shaped by what the people actually running fiber networks ask for, not a
quarterly planning meeting.