Caffoot Lite is a free, open-source IP address manager, network and device inventory, IT asset tracker and visual rack management tool. Built for homelabs and small IT teams, it helps you document what you own, where it lives and how your network fits together — all in one straightforward, offline-first HTML application.
Your infrastructure documentation, all in one place.
Ever wondered which IP addresses are free, which device is using a particular address, or how much space is left in your rack? Caffoot Lite brings those everyday infrastructure questions together in one easy-to-use tool.
Instead of juggling spreadsheets, handwritten notes and scattered records, you can organise IPv4 address blocks and subnets, document devices and IT assets, and see equipment positioned in visual rack elevations. A dashboard gives you a useful overview of your environment.
It's designed for home labs, enthusiasts and smaller IT environments that want clear records without setting up a complicated management platform.
Keep IP addresses organised
Track IPv4 networks, subnets, VLAN context, allocations and reservations.
Good to know: Lite stores data locally in your browser, not on a hosted account. Export JSON backups regularly; clearing browser data may erase your records. Lite has no built-in authentication, so it must not be exposed directly to the public internet.
The essentials
Get a clearer view of your infrastructure.
From your first few devices to a growing lab, Caffoot Lite helps keep the important details organised.
Real screenshots from the official Caffoot Lite repository — not mockups.
Dashboard overview
See inventory totals, IPv4 allocations and rack-space information in one place.
Devices and assets
Document network equipment, types, locations, device details and primary IP addresses.
Visual rack management
Track equipment placement, rack utilisation and available rack units.
More than an inventory
IPAM, backups and offline workflows.
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IPv4 address management
Document IP Address Blocks, CIDR subnets, scoped VLANs, address allocations and reservations.
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Portable JSON backups
Export and import your inventory. Back up regularly, especially before upgrading or changing browsers.
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Runs locally
Download the published standalone HTML file and open it in a modern browser. No server, database or account required.
Important: Caffoot Lite stores inventory in your browser’s local storage, not inside the HTML file. Clearing browser data can erase your inventory. It has no built-in login or secure multi-user backend and must not be published openly on the internet. Read the security guidance ↗
Caffoot Lite
Simple tools. Less friction.
A lightweight way to organise infrastructure information, designed around straightforward workflows. Get the free Lite release from the official Caffoot GitHub repository.
Caffoot is focused on making everyday infrastructure organisation more approachable. Lite is the starting point; there's more room to grow in the future.
Caffoot editions
Start with Lite. More to come.
Caffoot Lite is available today. Caffoot Pro is a future product; features, pricing and release date have not been announced.
Caffoot Lite — Free
Available now. Offline-first IPAM, device inventory, asset tracking, racks and JSON backup/restore.
Caffoot Lite has no built-in authentication or shared backend. Inventory is stored in browser local storage. Export backups regularly and never expose Lite openly to the public internet. Security guidance ↗
Caffoot Lite has no built-in authentication or shared backend. Inventory is stored in browser local storage. Export backups regularly and never expose Lite openly to the public internet. Security guidance ↗
Caffoot Lite has no built-in authentication or shared backend. Inventory is stored in browser local storage. Export backups regularly and never expose Lite openly to the public internet. Security guidance ↗
Caffoot Lite has no built-in authentication or shared backend. Inventory is stored in browser local storage. Export backups regularly and never expose Lite openly to the public internet. Security guidance ↗