self-hosted networking tools
IpKit keeps your address plans and network configs in one place, on your own hardware. Plan and annotate subnets, then generate the netplan file that puts them on the wire. No accounts, no cloud, no telemetry.
curl -fsSL https://dl.ipkit.no/installer.sh | sudo bash
One command. Docker is installed for you if it is missing.
two tools, one install
subnet / plan
Add subnets, enumerate every address, and annotate them as you go. Search across the whole plan when you need to remember what lives on .47.
netplan / gen
Build valid netplan.yaml for Ubuntu and Debian
without re-reading the schema docs every time. Fill in the form,
copy the YAML.
the rest of it
Runs in a single Docker container on your own machine. Data lives in a directory you control.
Admin panel for accounts and permissions. Every user gets their own address plan.
A calm enterprise look or a darker futuristic one, each with light and dark modes.
Release notifications appear in the admin panel and updates apply with one click.
Run both tools, or just the planner, or just the generator.
Sits happily behind nginx, Caddy or Traefik with a trusted-proxy setting.
getting started
curl -fsSL https://dl.ipkit.no/installer.sh | sudo bash
Re-run the same command later to update, change the mode, or reset the admin password. Requirements: a Linux host, Docker, and port 80.