Architect your infrastructure visually.

Visual infrastructure editor for data centers, colocation, cloud, and server rooms. Design, calculate, and document in your browser.

Everything you need to model IT infrastructure end-to-end.

From the physical rack to the application workload. One tool, one source of truth.

Visual Modeling

Drag and drop servers, switches, firewalls, and storage into an isometric canvas. Connect them visually. Make infrastructure understandable at a glance.

Capacity Planning

See aggregated power, CPU cores, RAM, and storage in real time. Per zone, per cluster, or across the entire setup. Always know what you have and what you need.

Workload Views

Define applications and map them to infrastructure layers. See where workloads run, what they consume, and how replication affects your resource footprint.

Product Catalog

Build a catalog of server models, NICs, and components with real specs. Assign them to nodes on the canvas and auto-populate hardware details.

Compatibility Checks

Validate component combinations. Catch mismatches between hardware, form factors, and requirements before they become costly mistakes in the data center.

BOM Management

Generate hardware and software bills of materials from your designs. Export what you need for procurement, audits, and documentation.

Draw infrastructure like you think about it.

Stop using spreadsheets and Visio to describe what a data center looks like. Sysonaut gives you an isometric canvas where every component has real meaning.

  • Isometric and 2D views with one click
  • Zones for racks, rooms, and security boundaries
  • Automatic link routing between components
  • Custom component shapes with your own icons
[Screenshot: Close-up of the isometric canvas with 3–4 servers in a zone, connected to a switch. The zone has a blue border and a label. The HUD is visible showing zone-specific resource aggregation.]

Know your numbers before you rack the hardware.

Every component carries its specs. Sysonaut aggregates power, compute, memory, and storage across your design — live, as you build.

  • Real-time resource HUD per canvas and per zone
  • Product catalog with vendor specs (Dell, Lenovo, HPE…)
  • Override values manually when the catalog doesn't fit
  • Application resource requirements mapped to infra layers
[Screenshot: System Designer with the resource HUD visible top-left, showing "12 Nodes | 4,800W | 384 Cores | 2,048G RAM | 96,000G Storage". A zone is selected and shows its own HUD below with the zone's color.]

From the app to the rack — one connected model.

Define applications with their deployment model, database, OS, and storage requirements. Map them to infrastructure layers and see end-to-end where resources are consumed.

  • Application profiles with deployment model, DB, and storage
  • Workload layers linked to infrastructure canvases
  • Replication levels and service tiers per application
  • Repeatable storage entries per app
[Screenshot: Application Designer view showing the app list on the left, an isometric preview of the "App" shape in the center, and the Application Profile form on the right with fields for deployment model, OS, application server, database, storage entries, and replication level.]

Build your own components. No design skills needed.

Create custom isometric shapes for any hardware. Choose a base geometry, add icons, adjust colors, and build multi-layer complex components — all in the browser.

  • Cuboid, cylinder, pyramid, hexagonal, octagon form factors
  • Multi-layer complex shapes for detailed equipment
  • 2,500+ Carbon icons or upload your own SVGs
  • Export shapes as SVG files
[Mini-video or screenshot: Component Designer with the dual-pane canvas (2D + Isometric side by side), a custom server shape being edited with icon, color swatches, and dimension sliders. The shape preview updates in real time.]

Your data never leaves your machine.

Sysonaut is a browser-based editor that stores everything locally. No cloud uploads, no accounts required for core editing, no third-party data access. Your infrastructure designs stay where they belong — with you.

Local-first

All data lives in your browser's local storage. Nothing is sent to a server.

File-based export

Save and load designs as local JSON files. Full control over your data.

No telemetry

No analytics, no tracking, no usage data collection. Private by design.

Ready to model your infrastructure?

Join early access and start building visual, structured, and calculable infrastructure models today.