System design deserves depth.
The isometric editor for cloud architecture you can actually present,
for sales, workshops and documentation.
One design language
One visual language across every cloud.
A load balancer is a load balancer, whether it runs on AWS, Azure or GCP.
Sysonaut draws it with one consistent design language, so multi-cloud landscapes read as one coherent system.
Works with your stack
Who it's for
For people who explain systems.
A system has to be understood before it can be approved, sold or built.
Let's get to work.
The editor
Built for humans, not for scanners.
Sysonaut doesn’t auto-dump your cloud into a map. It gives you a fast, deliberate editor to shape systems yourself, with palettes, zones, links, an element tree and a live inspector. Clean while you design. Ready when you present.
Element tree & palette
Every shape a click away: browse the tree, drag from the palette, place in seconds.
Zones & raised zones
Group clusters, tiers and regions so the structure of a system reads at a glance.
Live inspector
Tune labels, rotation, colour and opacity per component, right on the canvas.
One drawing, every view
Build the model. Pick the view.
The same diagram, switched instantly between flat 2D and isometric, and it follows your light or dark theme automatically. One source of truth, every presentation.
Make it yours
The only isometric editor where you draw and reuse your own components.
Other isometric tools lock you into a fixed icon set. Sysonaut lets you draw, save and reuse your own components. It's the most versatile, extensible way to model anything in isometric.
Draw it your way
Model any shape on the isometric canvas, with full control over form, faces, icons and labels.
Save to your library
Keep it as a reusable component, named and ready to drop into any diagram.
Reuse across projects
Place it again and again. The editor grows to fit whatever you model.
Yours, wherever you are
Your designs stay with you.
Privacy-first
Go local.
If your architecture is too sensitive to live in anyone else's cloud, keep it entirely on your machine: open from file, save to file.
Works offline
Keep designing.
Once the editor is open, Sysonaut lets you continue working with local files even without internet. Useful for flights, trains, workshops, or any place where the connection is unreliable.
Internet is still needed to open Sysonaut and to access files stored in the cloud.
Ready to model your infrastructure?
Jump straight into the editor, or see what a plan includes.