Real devices
Work with the equipment people recognize.
Import photos of cameras, switchers, interfaces, racks and screens. Crop them, clean them, and place connection points directly on the image so the plan stays readable for everyone.
Understand your installation at a glance.
Create clear wiring diagrams with real equipment, real ports and animated signal routes.
Signal paths
Follow the signal across the whole route.
Group cables into a route and animate the path from source to destination. It is easier to explain a chain, detect a break, or show how a signal moves through converters, switches and screens.
Control
Keep complex plans understandable.
Use zones, categories, filters, cable types, colors, labels and the minimap to organize larger installations without losing the technical context.
Main strengths
Precise enough for technicians.
Clear enough for the whole team.
Real device images
Use actual equipment photos instead of generic blocks.
Physical ports
Place inputs and outputs exactly where they are on the device.
Animated routes
Animate the complete signal path across multiple cable segments.
Custom cables
Create and style cable families for your own workflow.
Zones and filters
Isolate a rack, a room, a camera chain or a cable type quickly.
Interactive exports
Share a browser-ready HTML viewer, PDF documents and connection lists.
Offline desktop
Work locally on Windows or macOS without depending on a cloud service.
Three languages
Use Wires in English, French or Spanish.
Use cases
Different setups, one need:
knowing where the signal goes.
Streamers and studios
Prepare a clean map of cameras, capture cards, switchers, computers and screens before the live starts.
Churches and rooms
Keep volunteer teams aligned with a readable signal map for cameras, projectors, audio interfaces and control desks.
Conference rooms
Document installed equipment, wall plates, racks, displays and converters so support stays simple.
Small productions
Build reusable plans for events, rentals, training rooms and compact broadcast setups.
Video examples
Short captures will make the workflow obvious.
These spaces are reserved for screen recordings from the actual program. The goal is to show Wires moving, not just describe it.
Animated cable
Create a cable, add it to a signal route, then launch the animation to follow the path.
Device and ports
Add a device, adjust its image, then place the ports directly on the equipment visual.
Export and share
Export PDFs and an interactive HTML viewer with signal animation, device descriptions and signal-route details.
Contact
Need help or want to follow Wires?
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