Project organization
Local project files with structured areas, phases, routes, assets, naming, status, and notes. Map Focus keeps the drawing front and center.
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RC2 · New Splicing Workflow & UI Face Lift Real World OSP Design
Real World OSP Design
for Real World OSP Engineers.
Map the routes. Record the splices. Follow the connections.
A local-first Windows workspace that carries your OSP records from map to handoff.
Windows 11 · local-first OSP records · invited tester preview
FIBERATLAS / WORKSPACEMap · Record · Review
From your first project to a documented handoff.
02 / LOOK CLOSERSee the testing & resultsRelease checks, known limits, and the technical details.
03 / HELP SHAPE ITYour field experience mattersTell us what works, what gets in the way, and what is missing.
System flow
How the system works
One local project record, carried through a visible sequence. Information changes only when the user records or applies it; unresolved states remain unresolved.
- 01
Define
Create the local project, organize its areas and phases, and set the working boundary.
- 02
Map
Place and edit routes, structures, equipment, and other user-defined OSP assets.
- 03
Record
Attach names, status, counts, notes, photos, associations, and explicit splice decisions.
- 04
Review
Inspect geometry, quantities, project structure, associations, and recorded splice states.
- 05
Handoff
Prepare print and report output or exchange selected project information in portable formats.
Inside FiberAtlas
What FiberAtlas handles today
Follow recorded fibers, compare network results, and review optical inputs without leaving the desktop project.
OSP mapping
Create and edit user-defined routes, boundaries, structures, equipment, and mapped relationships.
Asset records
Keep counts, attributes, photos, field notes, associations, and unknown conditions with the mapped item.
Splicing records
Document strand-level splice decisions with physical cable, tube, fiber and tray context while preserving planned/current/unknown/conflict states.
Light Trace and Network Tests
Right-click for a temporary Light Trace, then open Network Tests for forward and reverse paths, assignment checks, and clear recorded-data results.
Print and exchange
Print splice matrices for one case or a project folder, and prepare scoped KML/KMZ, Shapefile ZIP, GeoJSON, and CSV handoffs.
Application tour
See the working surfaces
These are actual FiberAtlas interface views from development projects. Open any screenshot to inspect it at full size—no installation required.
Splice documentation
Review the draft. Then apply it.
Drag fiber ends into the visual tray, connect their partners, and review the paths. Lock a completed tray and focus its connected fibers while the surrounding work stays visible. Recorded connections and suggested drafts stay distinct until you apply the reviewed splice records.
ArrangeDrag whole cables, tubes, and fiber ends into view
ReviewLock the tray and focus its connected fibers
RecordApply Splices is the deliberate project-writing step
NEW · SEPARATE WINDOWS APP
Small PDF corrections. Without the detour.
Adjust a leader, fix a note, add arrows and revision clouds. FiberAtlas PDF Editor is ready to try free for 14 days.
HELP SHAPE FIBERATLAS
You know the work. We want your feedback.
A confusing step, a missing tool, or something that saved you time—tell us. Every Trial user can share feedback.
In the oven
Focused tools for different work
Some work deserves its own focused workspace. These applications are separate from the current FiberAtlas download and are shown here as development previews.
FiberAtlas Build
Development foundationProject managers · coordinators · inspectors
The construction-documentation workspace opens a protected released design, records observations, evidence and variances, and prepares review-ready daily outputs without rewriting the source design.
FiberAtlas Records
Planned shared-core editionRecords managers · closeout teams
The controlled records workspace maintains the current LIVE revision, preserves superseded history, and releases proposed revisions instead of silently editing the record in place.
FiberAtlas Field
Planned field companionFielders · pole-data collectors
The phone-first companion provides guided, offline-capable capture of project and pole identity, original photos, metadata, observations, and portable evidence packages.
PoleLab
Standalone app in developmentAerial design · pole records · make-ready preparation
A separate aerial-only desktop workspace for mapping pole lines, organizing attachments and field evidence, and reviewing the record around each structure. PoleLab runs on its own; a future exchange can move selected pole records between the two apps.
PoleLab development preview
The aerial side is taking shape.
Standalone app · in development
PoleLab is a separate, aerial-only desktop application for mapping pole networks and keeping the structure, attachments, terrain context, and field evidence together. It runs on its own; a future exchange will let selected pole records move between PoleLab and FiberAtlas.
- Live aerial mapping
- Terrain context
- Pole-by-pole workspace
- Field evidence review
Development preview. Screens and capabilities will continue to change as hands-on testing moves forward.
Current RC2 design release
FiberAtlas RC2 — New Splicing Workflow & UI Face Lift
RC2 brings the new physical splicing workflow into focus: recognizable cable jackets, colored buffer tubes, movable cable groups, tray placement, locked-tray focus, and a calmer graphite interface around the map.
0.1.0-rc.2 · published October 13, 2026 · signed Windows Setup and Portable packages · confirmed-email Trial delivery
FiberAtlas records user-authored project information. It does not infer optical continuity from map proximity or certify engineering, capacity, constructability, permitting, compliance, safety, testing, or approval. Project files remain local; online basemap and address-search services contact their providers.