Alternatives to Open Network Diagram

i-doit suits organizations that need to document IT assets and related people, contracts, software, and licenses.

Danbyte

Danbyte suits network and data-center teams that need IPAM, infrastructure inventory, discovery and automation in a self-hosted platform.

NinjaOne is aimed at IT teams and managed service providers responsible for managing, protecting, and monitoring endpoints.

Scanopy

The maker presents Scanopy for homelabs, IT operations, MSPs, security and compliance teams, and platform and DevOps teams.

It suits commercial customers and public-law entities that need IT inventory, documentation, or permission and license analysis.

Hudu

Hudu suits IT teams that need to organize client documentation, credentials, assets, and recurring processes.

LOGINventory

LOGINventory suits IT managers documenting assets across local networks, cloud services, and systems outside the LAN.

Obelinf

Obelinf suits network engineers, infrastructure teams and IT administrators managing physical or virtual infrastructure, from homelabs to multi-site deployments.

Device42

Device42 suits IT teams managing assets and dependencies across data center, cloud, or hybrid environments.

NetBox

NetBox suits teams that need an organized record of network and infrastructure assets, from IP address management to automation.

It is intended for small managed service providers that need client IT records, ticketing, and billing and can run their own hosting.

IT Glue

IT service providers and internal IT teams needing connected documentation, password controls, integrations, and runbooks may suit IT Glue.

ConnectWise Documentation

It suits IT documentation teams and managed service providers, especially ConnectWise PSA partners needing synchronized onboarding.

netTerrain DCIM suits IT teams managing data center equipment, space, cabling, and power.

EfficientIP SOLIDserver DDI

It suits network and DevOps teams managing DDI across on-premises and cloud environments.

phpIPAM

phpIPAM suits teams that need self-hosted IPv4 and IPv6 address management with subnet planning, permissions, and network tools.

RackTables suits datacenter teams that need browser-based hardware, rack-capacity, and network documentation.