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FTTX

Fiber network planning & management for ISPs

Plan and manage your fiber network, from the OLT to the home

FTTX gives your ISP one map-based source of truth for POPs, racks, OLTs, splitters, fiber routes and customer ONUs. Design on the map, wire it the way it's built, and keep field and office in sync.

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  • Isolated database per workspace
  • Google Maps & OpenStreetMap
  • Android field app

Built on proven, open geospatial technology

  • PostgreSQL + PostGIS
  • Laravel
  • Next.js
  • OpenStreetMap
  • Google Maps
  • Android field app

Features

Everything your fiber network needs, in one place

Not just an asset list. FTTX models how your network is actually wired, on a real map, so planning, building and operating all work from the same data.

  • Interactive network map

    Drop equipment at exact GPS positions, draw fiber routes as map lines and outline coverage areas. Switch between OpenStreetMap and Google Maps, including satellite view.

  • End-to-end PON modelling

    Build the real optical path with cascading splitters. Only physically valid connections are allowed.

    1. OLT · PON port
    2. Splitter 1:8
    3. Splitter 1:8
    4. ONU · Customer

  • Fiber down to the core

    Cables, colour-coded tubes and individual fibers. Record splices inside enclosures and split a cable mid-span, just like in the field.

  • POPs, racks & inventory

    Branches, POPs, racks, OLTs, ODFs, routers, switches and ONUs, each with a status from planned to decommissioned.

  • Field app for technicians

    Technicians open the network map on their Android phone, find equipment on site and record work as it happens.

  • AI map planner

    Describe what you want to build and let the planner draft routes and placements on the map, ready for your engineers to review.

  • Isolated & role-based

    Each workspace runs on its own database. Fine-grained roles and permissions decide who can view, edit or approve.

  • Your own address

    Every workspace gets its own subdomain, and you can connect a custom domain you already own.

FTTX in numbers

Equipment types modelled
12
From branch and POP to ONU and customer
Database per workspace
1:1
Your data never shares a database
Granular permissions
84
Across 4 default roles, plus your own
Map providers
2
OpenStreetMap and Google Maps

What operators say

“FTTX completely changed how we map our underground infrastructure. We cut deployment planning time by 60% in the first quarter.”

David RichardsonCTO, FiberStream Networks

How it works

Your workspace in three steps

No sales call, no installation. Create a workspace and start planning today.

  1. Step 1: Sign up

    Tell us your company name, pick your workspace address and enter your email.

  2. Step 2: Verify your email

    Click the link we send you and set your password.

  3. Step 3: Your workspace is ready

    Sign in at https://<you>.fttxapp.test and start mapping your network.

Get started

Create your workspace

Set up a private workspace for your ISP in about a minute and start mapping your network.

What happens next

  1. 1. We email you a verification link.
  2. 2. You open it and choose your password.
  3. 3. Your workspace is created at the address you picked.

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.fttxapp.test

We'll email you a link to verify your address and choose your password. No credit card required.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Can't find what you're looking for? Create a workspace and explore, it only takes a minute.

Can I own several workspaces with one email?
Yes. You can create as many workspaces as you need with the same email address, for example one per company or region. Sign in on this site to see all of them in one list and jump straight into any workspace.
What if I forget my password?
Use Forgot password on the Sign inpage. We'll email you a link to choose a new one.
Is my data isolated from other ISPs?
Yes. Every workspace runs on its own database, not a shared table with a filter, so one company's network data can never show up in another's. Inside your workspace, roles and permissions control who can view or change what.
Is there an app for field technicians?
Yes. Technicians use the FTTX field app on Android to open the network map on site, find equipment and record their work. They sign in with the account you create for them in your workspace.
Can I use my own domain?
Yes. Every workspace starts on its own subdomain. You can also connect a domain you own (for example network.your-isp.com) by pointing a DNS record at us; once it is verified, your team can sign in there.
Which maps does FTTX support?
OpenStreetMap works out of the box. Google Maps, including satellite view, can be switched on per workspace.
Who can see what inside my workspace?
You decide. FTTX ships with default roles such as admin, engineer and technician, and you can create your own roles from 84 fine-grained permissions.