Plan with UniFi gateways, switches, NVRs, and common rack infrastructure instead of anonymous rectangles.
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Built for UniFi projects
Design a UniFi rack the installation team can trust.
Move from a list of UniFi products to a clear rack layout with device placement, PoE context, cable planning, collaboration, and client sign-off in one workflow.
A good UniFi deployment starts before equipment reaches the site.
Gateways, switches, NVRs, patch panels, power, and cable management compete for limited rack space. Planning those relationships early makes quoting clearer and reduces improvisation during installation.
Connect the rack design to cameras, access points, and other powered devices so power requirements stay part of the conversation.
Present a polished visual plan, gather approval, and give installers documentation that reflects the agreed design.
A practical workflow
From requirements to an install-ready rack plan.
Select UniFi hardware
Add the gateway, switching, recording, and supporting equipment required by the project.
Plan rack and PoE capacity
Arrange devices, reserve service space, and review power demand before the order is finalized.
Approve and install
Share the design with stakeholders and export the approved layout and bill of materials.
Questions teams ask
Frequently asked questions
Does RackNerd include UniFi equipment?
RackNerd is designed around real network-installation workflows and includes UniFi devices alongside generic rack equipment.
Can RackNerd help plan PoE capacity?
Yes. PoE devices and their estimated power requirements can be tracked so teams can review demand against the planned switching capacity.
Is RackNerd made by Ubiquiti?
No. RackNerd is an independent planning product from UniFi Nerds and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Ubiquiti Inc.
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Plan the whole rack, not one isolated detail.
Make the plan as solid as the install.
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