Save subnet designs as named projects in your browser. No signup — everything stays local. Import/export to move between machines.
Generate a shareable link that encodes a project in the URL — no server needed.
The workspace stores named network projects — a parent VPC, its subnets, tags, owner notes, and collaborator handles. Unlike the in-memory work in other tools, a workspace project persists in localStorage and can be exported as a shareable URL.
The intended workflow is iterative: design a network with the VLSM planner or AI assistant, save it as a project, share the URL with a teammate, iterate over time, and finally export to Terraform or CloudFormation when you're ready to deploy. Throughout, the inventory side of things lives in IPAM — workspace is for planning, IPAM is for tracking what's been deployed.
Different tools for different stages:
A single network typically lives in workspace first while it's being designed, then moves to IPAM once it's been deployed. The two tools share storage conventions so transferring is straightforward — copy the subnet list from the workspace project and paste into IPAM.
For working patterns that benefit from saved designs, see IPAM for small teams. If your workflow ends with deploying the design, subnet design to Terraform covers the export side.
Workspace is for designs — networks you are still iterating on, sharing with reviewers, or might never actually deploy. IPAM is for deployments — subnets that exist in production and need conflict tracking, utilization monitoring, and ownership. A network typically lives in Workspace first while being designed, then moves to IPAM once it is deployed.
Yes. Each project can be exported as a shareable URL that contains the design. Anyone with the URL can open the project in their browser and see the same subnets, tags, and notes. No account or login is required.
Workspace projects are stored in your browser's localStorage. They persist across sessions but are not synced to any server. To move a project between browsers or share with others, use the shareable URL feature.