NetOrbit

A live, radial map of your home network for Home Assistant. Every device orbits the router, switch, access point or mesh node it connects through, colored by whether it's answering right now, was seen recently, or has gone quiet.

Install it, click Submit, and NetOrbit draws the best map your network can tell it about. Then fix anything it couldn't work out by dragging devices around, pasting a client list, or asking an AI assistant to do it for you.

• Watch the first scan happen. Right after you add NetOrbit, the card shows a radar sweeping around your router with a live count of what it has found ("Scanning your network... found 12 devices") and…
• Share your map. The Share button makes a picture of your map to download or copy, or a short video of the scan animation. Device names are hidden by default, so a TV shows up as "TV 1" and a camera…
• Finds every device. Sweeps your subnet, learns MAC addresses from the ARP table, and names devices from what your setup already knows: Home Assistant's device list, device trackers, Ping sensors…
• Finds your network gear. Spots routers, switches, access points and mesh nodes from who made them, what they call themselves, what they announce on the network, and what other integrations already…
• Works out where each device connects, when your network will say:
• Managed switches with SNMP: NetOrbit reads their MAC address tables and works out which switch port, and so which access point, every device is behind. No port mapping needed.