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Address space, made visible.
Follow the relationships between networks and subnets in a visual hierarchy. Explore smaller blocks while keeping the larger picture in view.
A new perspective on IP networks
Your network.
A clearer perspective.
Meet RouteObjects. A visual way to explore address space,
inspect network prefixes, and see how it all fits together.
Made for macOS and iPadOS. Coming soon.
An early look at RouteObjects
Real app. Work in progress.The big picture, with the details right beside it.
Preview screens from an unreleased app. Features and appearance may change.
The network, in context
From the big picture
to every prefix.
Network details make more sense when you can see
where they belong. Here’s a glimpse of what’s taking shape.
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The details, right beside you.
See a prefix’s network, broadcast, mask, and binary representation together in the inspector, alongside your selection.
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More operational context.
The early Operations view brings DNS checks, registry information, and validated ROA payload details alongside the network.
Open tools. Shared foundations.
Explore the
RouteObjects ecosystem.
The app is on its way. Our open-source Swift libraries and command-line tools are already here to explore.
Visit RouteObjects on GitHub Focused tools for people who build and operate networks.
swift-cidr
Precise Swift types and math for IP addresses, network prefixes, and endpoints.
cidrwalk
Explore and inspect IPv4 and IPv6 CIDR summarization.
asroutes
Find registered IPv4 and IPv6 route prefixes by autonomous system.
cidrmerge
Turn addresses, prefixes, and ranges into a minimal exact cover.
swift-cidr-admission
Build address admission policies from allow and deny prefixes.
Swift for infrastructure.Our perspective
Better tools begin with
better foundations.
Internet infrastructure deserves tools that understand it. We’re building around precise network types, standards-grounded math, and focused workflows that compose.
From a command line to a visual workspace, our aim is the same: make working with networks clearer, more dependable, and easier to reason about.
Built by Craig A. Munro In development. Coming soon.
A new view is on the horizon.
We’re aiming to bring RouteObjects to you in the next couple of months.
Follow along for progress, previews, and launch news.
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